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Official Ballot Vote Front and Back of Ballot Official Ballot Judge__________ State General Election Ballot North Branch P_C Precinct 0066 Judge__________ Chisago County, Minnesota November 3, 2020 Federal Offices State Offices City Offices President and Vice-President State Senator Mayor Vote For One Team District 32 City of North Branch Donald J. Trump and Vote For One Vote For One 29752 Michael R. Pence Mark Koran Brian Voss Republican Republican Jim Swenson Joseph R. Biden and Kamala Joshua Fike Harris Democratic-Farmer-Labor Gerard Kunz Democratic-Farmer-Labor Roque "Rocky" De La Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Fuente and Darcy Richardson State Representative Council Member Independence-Alliance District 32B City of North Branch Vote For One Vote For Up To 2 Howie Hawkins and Angela Anne Neu Walker Kelly J Neider Republican Green Party Amanda Darwin Katie Malchow Kanye West and Michelle Democratic-Farmer-Labor Tidball Independent Write-in, if any Brock Pierce and Karla Write-in, if any Ballard County Offices Write-in, if any Independent Soil and Water Conservation School District Offices Gloria La Riva and Leonard District Supervisor School Board Member Peltier District 2 District No. 138 Socialism and Liberation Vote For One Vote For Up To 3 Roland H Cleveland Tanya Giese Alyson Kennedy and Malcolm Jarrett Tim MacMillan Socialist Workers Party Write-in, if any Jo Jorgensen and Jeremy Heather Osagiede Soil and Water Conservation "Spike" Cohen Libertarian Party District Supervisor District 4 Write-in, if any Vote For One Write-in, if any Justin Wilson Write-in, if any United States Senator Vote For One Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Kevin O'Connor Legal Marijuana Now Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor Oliver Steinberg District 5 Grassroots - Legalize Cannabis Vote For One Jason Lewis Jim Birkholz Republican Tina Smith Write-in, if any Democratic-Farmer-Labor Write-in, if any United States Representative District 8 Vote For One Judith Schwartzbacker Grassroots - Legalize Cannabis Pete Stauber Republican Quinn Nystrom Democratic-Farmer-Labor Write-in, if any Vote front and back of ballot Official Ballot Judge__________ State General Election Ballot North Branch P_C Precinct 0066 Judge__________ Chisago County, Minnesota November 3, 2020 Judicial Offices Judicial Offices Judicial Offices Supreme Court Judge 6 Judge 24 Associate Justice 4 Vote For One Vote For One Vote For One Stoney L Hiljus Karin L. McCarthy 29752 Michelle MacDonald Incumbent Incumbent Paul Thissen Incumbent Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Judge 7 Judge 26 Write-in, if any Vote For One Vote For One Richard C. Ilkka Barry A. Sullivan Court of Appeals Incumbent Incumbent Court of Appeals Judge 3 Vote For One Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Carol Hooten Incumbent Judge 8 Judge 28 Vote For One Vote For One Laura A. Pietan Karen B. Schommer Write-in, if any Incumbent Incumbent Court of Appeals Judge 9 Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Vote For One Randall J Slieter Judge 9 Judge 32 Incumbent Vote For One Vote For One Sheridan Hawley Elizabeth H. Strand Incumbent Incumbent Write-in, if any Court of Appeals Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Judge 13 Vote For One Judge 14 Judge 35 Jeanne Cochran Vote For One Vote For One Incumbent Nancy J. Logering Ellen Louise Maas Incumbent Incumbent Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Court of Appeals Judge 15 Judge 15 Judge 38 Vote For One Vote For One Vote For One Kevin G. Ross Thomas R. Lehmann Gregory G. Galler Incumbent Incumbent Incumbent Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Write-in, if any 10th District Court Judge 17 Judge 39 Judge 1 Vote For One Vote For One Vote For One Patrick W. Flanagan Walter M. Kaminsky Juanita C. Freeman Incumbent Incumbent Incumbent Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Judge 22 Judge 43 Judge 4 Vote For One Vote For One Vote For One Melissa M. Saterbak Jonathan Jasper Suzanne M. Brown Incumbent Incumbent Incumbent Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Judge 23 Judge 5 Vote For One Vote For One Catherine (Kate) McPherson Douglas B Meslow Incumbent Incumbent Write-in, if any Write-in, if any Vote front and back of ballot.
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