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Democratic Sample Ballot Primary Election August 7, 2012 KANSAS CITY BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS Democratic Sample Ballot Primary Election August 7, 2012 Instructions to Voters: Completely darken the oval to the left of your choice as shown. Use pencil, black or blue pen. Do not use red ink. DO NOT ERASE DEMOCRATIC PARTY SAMPLE BALLOT PRIMARY ELECTION AUGUST 7, 2012 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI VOTE FOR ONE FOR U.S. SENATOR Claire McCaskill FOR GOVERNOR Jeremiah W. (Jay) Nixon Clay Thunderhawk William B. Campbell FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Susan Montee Dennis Weisenburger Fred Kratky Becky Lee Plattner Judy Baker Sara Lampe Jackie Townes McGee FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Bill (William) Haas FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Jason Kander MD Rabbi Alam FOR STATE TREASURER Clint Zweifel FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Chris Koster FOR U.S.REPRESENTATIVE 5th District: Emanuel Cleaver II FOR STATE SENATE 7th District: Jason Holsman 7th District: Crystal Williams 9th District: Shalonn (Kiki) Curls 11th District: Paul LeVota FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE 19th District: John Joseph Rizzo 22nd District: Brandon Ellington 22nd District: Henry Carner 23rd District: Randy D. Dunn 23rd District: Derron L. Black 23rd District: Eric K. Stafford 24th District: Judy Morgan 24th District: Sarah Gillooly FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE 25th District: Jeremy LaFaver 26th District: Gail McCann Beatty 27th District: Bill Clinton Young 27th District: Bonnaye V. Mims 27th District: Adnan Bayazid 28th District: Tom McDonald 28th District: Patrick J. Riehle 29th District: John Sutton 30th District: Shere Alam 35th District: No Candidate Filed 36th District: Kevin McManus 37th District: Joe Runions 37th District: Mike Sager 37th District: Christopher J. (Chris) Moreno 56th District: Patty Johnson PROSECUTING ATTORNEY- JACKSON COUNTY Jean Peters Baker SHERIFF- JACKSON COUNTY Dwon Littlejohn Mike Sharp Randy Poletis DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR COMMITTEEMAN FOR COMMITTEEWOMAN 1st Ward 1st Ward Paul G. Rojas Norma A. Raya _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 2nd Ward 2nd Ward Shaheer Akhtab Virginia Dee Evans Elmer “Byron” Taylor III _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 3rd Ward 3rd Ward LeShyeka Roland Pat Clarke Orissa Kelley-Logan _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 4th Ward 4th Ward Gene Morgan Judy Morgan _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 5th Ward 5th Ward John “Coach” Comstock Hila “Dutch” Newman _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 6th Ward 6th Ward Michael J. Damico Beth Low _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 7th Ward 7th Ward Keith Martin Thomas Rosa James _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 8th Ward 8th Ward Philip Glynn Mary Frances Weir _____________________ Lori Ann Lewellen Write in _____________________ Write in FOR COMMITTEEMAN FOR COMMITTEEWOMAN 9th Ward 9th Ward Timothy P. Lillis Janet Lillis _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 10th Ward 10th Ward Tom Wyrsch Delmira Quarles _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 11th Ward 11th Ward John P. Burnett Ingrid Burnett _____________________ Andrea Jones Write in _____________________ Write in 12th Ward No Candidate Filed 12th Ward _____________________ Tracy Marriott Write in _____________________ Write in 13th Ward Crispin Rea Jr. 13th Ward _____________________ No Candidate Filed Write in _____________________ Write in 14th Ward James D. Tindall Sr. 14th Ward Derron Black Shalonn “Kiki” Curls _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 15th Ward 15th Ward No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 16th Ward 16th Ward Curtis C. Jones Sr. Yvonne S. Wilson _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 17th Ward 17th Ward Craig Bland Evaline Taylor _____________________ Alicia Bland Write in _____________________ Write in FOR COMMITTEEMAN FOR COMMITTEEWOMAN 18th Ward 18th Ward No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 19th Ward 19th Ward Alfred B. Jordan Kristi D. Whitaker _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 20th Ward 20th Ward Scott Taylor Cathy Spainhower _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 22nd Ward 22nd Ward Vincent P. Accurso Michele A. Newby _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 23rd Ward 23rd Ward DaRon McGee No Candidate Filed _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 24th Ward 24th Ward Terry M. Riley Cindy Circo _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 25th Ward 25th Ward Darrell Curls Bonnaye V. Mims _____________________ _____________________ Write in Write in 26th Ward 26th Ward Breman Anderson, Jr. Carol Graves Sherbaz Khan _____________________ __________________ Write in Write in OFFICIAL BALLOT STATE OF MISSOURI PRIMARY ELECTION, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2012 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 2 Proposed by the 96thGeneral Assembly (First Regular Session) HJR 2 Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to ensure: That the right of Missouri citizens to express their religious beliefs shall not be infringed; That school children have the right to pray and acknowledge God voluntarily in their schools; and That all public schools shall display the Bill of Rights of the United States Constitution. It is estimated this proposal will result in little or no costs or savings for state and local governmental entities. YES NO INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS If you are in favor of this amendment, completely darken the oval beside “YES”. If you are opposed to this amendment, completely darken the oval beside “NO”. OFFICIAL BALLOT CITY OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI SPECIAL ELECTION, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2012 QUESTION 1 Shall the City of Kansas City, Missouri: Prohibit the renewal of the expired annual $12.50 per motor vehicle fee, Cease billing and collecting the trafficway maintenance tax by setting its assessment at $0.00, Cease billing and collecting the park and boulevard maintenance tax by setting its assessment at $0.00, Cease billing and collecting the boulevards and parkways front foot assessment by setting its assessment at $0.00, Enact as a replacement a parks sales tax of ½-cent authorized by Section 644.032 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri for the purpose of providing for the maintenance and operations of local parks, parkways, boulevards and community centers, Establish a dedicated fund to be used exclusively for street maintenance, and Transfer no less than 7.5% of the net annual earnings tax receipts to the dedicated street maintenance fund effective January 1, 2013 and each following year for as long as the parks sales tax is in effect? YES NO QUESTION 2 Shall the City of Kansas City, Missouri issue sanitary sewer system revenue bonds in the principal amount not to exceed $500,000,000 for the purpose of extending and improving the sanitary sewer system of the City, including compliance with the federally mandated Consent Decree for the Overflow Control Program, with the principal and interest of the bonds to be payable solely from the revenues derived by the City from the operation of its sanitary sewer system? YES NO INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS If you are in favor of this amendment, completely darken the oval beside “YES”. If you are opposed to this amendment, completely darken the oval beside NO”. .
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