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Official General Election Ballot / Cod bixinta Rasmiga ah ee Doorashada Guud Ballot type: Composite Sample Card: A City and County of Denver / Magaalada iyo Gobolka Denver Side: 1 of 6 Tuesday, November 3, 2020 / Talaado, Nufeembar 5, 2019 Somali Federal Offices -Xafiisyada Federaalka Federal Offices -Xafiisyada Federaalka State Offices - Xafiisyada Gobolka Presidential Electors Representative to the 117th United States Regional Transportation District Director Codadka Lagu Doorto Madaxwaynaha Congress - District 1 - District A (Vote for One Pair / Hal u lammaane Codee) Wakiilka Aqalka Wakiilada Maraykanka u Agaasimaha Waaxda Gaadiidka Gobalke ee matala Xaafada 117aad - Degmada1 Degmada - Degmada A Democratic Xisbiga Joseph R. Biden / (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) Dimuqraadiga Kamala D. Harris Republican Xisbiga Jamhuuriga Shane Bolling Tim Nelson Republican Democratic Xisbiga Donald J. Trump / Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Diana DeGette Kate Williams Jamhuuriga Michael R. Pence Unity Midnimada Paul Noel Fiorino Kyle Bradell American Approval Voting Regional Transportation District Director Constitution Don Blankenship / Codaynta Ansixinta Jan Kok Dastuurka - District D Maraykanka William Mohr Libertarian Qof dimuqraadiyada Kyle Furey Agaasimaha Waaxda Gaadiidka Gobalke ee Degmada - Degmada D Unity Midnimada Bill Hammons / State Offices - Xafiisyada Gobolka (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) Eric Bodenstab State Board of Education Member - Bobby Dishell Congressional District 1 Green Regional Transportation District Director Cagaar Howie Hawkins / State Board of Education Member - Angela Nicole Walker Congressional District 1 - District E (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) Agaasimaha Waaxda Gaadiidka Gobalke ee Degmada - Degmada E Approval Voting Republican Codaynta Blake Huber / Xisbiga Jamhuuriga Sydnnia Wulff (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) Ansixinta Frank Atwood Democratic Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Lisa Escarcega Paul Rosenthal Libertarian Approval Voting Qof Jo Jorgensen / Codaynta Ansixinta Zachary Laddison Colorado Supreme Court Justice dimuqraadiyada Jeremy “Spike” Cohen Maxkamada Sare ee Cadaalada Colorado Libertarian Qof dimuqraadiyada Alan Hayman (Vote Yes or No / U codee Haa ama Maya) American Shall Justice Melissa Hart of the Colorado Solidarity Brian Carroll / State Senator - District 31 Isgarab Istaaga Senator-ka Gobolka - Degmada 31 Supreme Court be retained in office? Maraykanka Amar Patel (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) Ma taageeraysaa in Garsoore Melissa Hart ee Maxkamada Sare ee Colorado Unaffiliated Mark Charles / Democratic Yes/Haa Aan cidla xariir la Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Chris Hansen xafiiska ay sii hayso? lahayn Adrian Wallace Republican Xisbiga Jamhuuriga Doug Townsend No/Maya Prohibition Shall Justice Carlos A. Samour Jr, of the Mamnuucida Phil Collins / State Senator - District 33 Billy Joe Parker Senator-ka Gobolka - Degmada 33 Colorado Supreme Court be retained in office? (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) Ma taageeraysaa in Garsoore Carlos A. Samour Jr, ee Maxkamada Sare ee Alliance Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente / Democratic Yes/Haa Isbahaysi Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga James Rashad Coleman Colorado xafiiska ay sii hayso? Darcy G. Richardson Unity No/Maya Midnimada Jerry Burton Progressive Colorado Court of Appeals Judge Isbadal doon Dario Hunter / State Representative - District 1 Dawn Neptune Adams Wakiil Gobol - Degmada 1 Garsooraha Maxkamada Racfaanka Colorado (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) (Vote Yes or No / U codee Haa ama Maya) Princess Khadijah Maryam Jacob-Fambro / Democratic Shall Justice Ted C. Tow Ill of the Colorado Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Susan Lentine Unaffiliated Khadijah Maryam Jacob Sr. Court of Appeals be retained in office? Aan cidla xariir la lahayn Republican Ma Taageeraysaa in Garsoore Ted C. Tow Ill oo ah Xisbiga Jamhuuriga Samantha Koch Xaakimka Maxkamada Socialist Yes/Haa Wolfrers Alyson Kennedy / State Representative - District 2 Racfaanka Colorado uu Dadka u dooda Wakiil Gobol - Degmada 2 Hormarinta Malcolm Jarrett xafiiska sii joogo? Bulshada (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) No/Maya Socialist Democratic Shall Justice Craig R. Welling of the Colorado Equality Joseph Kishore / Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Alec Garnett Sinaanta Nerissa Santa Cruz Court of Appeals be retained in office? Bulshada Republican Xisbiga Jamhuuriga Victoria Partridge Ma Taageeraysaa in Garsoore Craig R. Welling oo ah Xaakimka Maxkamada Independent Yes/Haa American Kyle Kenley Kopitke / State Representative - District 4 Racfaanka Colorado uu Ameerikaan Nathan Re Vo Sorenson Wakiil Gobol - Degmada 4 Madax Banaan xafiiska sii joogo? (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) No/Maya Socialism and Gloria La Riva / Republican District Court Judge - 2nd Judicial District Liberation Xisbiga Jamhuuriga Alec Garnett Shuuciyada iyo Sunil Freeman Xaakimka Maxkamada Degmada - Maxakamada 2aad Xoriyad doonka Democratic Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Victoria Partridge ee Degmada (Vote Yes or No / U codee Haa ama Maya) Unaffiliated Joe McHugh / Aan cidla xariir la State Representative - District 5 Shall Justice Christopher J. Baumann of the lahayn Elizabeth Storm Wakiil Gobol - Degmada 5 (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) 2nd Judicial Districtbe retained in office? Ma Taageeraysaa in Garsoore Christopher J. Unaffiliated Brock Pierce / Republican Aan cidla xariir la Xisbiga Jamhuuriga Jonathan Woodley Baumann oo ah Garsooraha lahayn Karla Ballard Yes/Haa Maxakamada 2aad ee Democratic Alex Valdez Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Degmada uu xafiiska sii hayo? No/Maya Unaffiliated Jordan “Cancer” Scott / Unity Aan cidla xariir la Midnimada Joe Richardson lahayn Jennifer Tepool Shall Justice Martin Foster Egelhoff of the State Representative - District 6 2nd Judicial District be retained in office? Wakiil Gobol - Degmada 6 Ma Taageeraysaa in Garsoore Martin Foster Egelhoff Unaffiliated Kanye West / Aan cidla xariir la (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) oo ah Garsooraha Garsooraha lahayn Michelle Tidball Yes/Haa Maxakamada 2aad ee Degmada Republican Bill McAleb Xisbiga Jamhuuriga uu xafiiska sii joogo? No/Maya Democratic Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Steven Woodrow Shall Justice John Eric Elliff of the 2nd Libertarian Judicial District be retained in office? Write-In / Ku Qor Qof dimuqraadiyada Jeffrey Kennedy Crowe Ma Taageeraysaa in Garsoore John Eric Elliff oo United States Senator State Representative - District 7 ah Garsooraha Maxakamada Yes/Haa Xubin ka tirsan Aaqalka Sare ee Maraykanka Wakiil Gobol - Degmada 7 2aad ee Degmada uu xafiiska (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) sii hayo? No/Maya Democratic John W. Hickenlooper Democratic Xisbiga Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Jennifer Bacon Dimuqraadiga Shall Justice A. Bruce Jones of the 2nd State Representative - District 8 Judicial District be retained in office? Wakiil Gobol - Degmada 8 Ma taageeraysaa in Garsoore A. Bruce Jones oo Republican Cory Gardner Xisbiga (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) ah Garsooraha Maxakamada Jamhuuriga Yes/Haa 2aad ee Degmada uu xafiiska Democratic Leslie Herod Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga sii hayo? No/Maya Approval Voling Daniel Doyle Codaynta State Representative - District 9 Shall Justice Michael J. Vallejos of the 2nd Ansixinta Wakiil Gobol - Degmada 9 (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) Judicial District be retained in office? Ma Taageeraysaa in Garsoore Michael J. Vallejos Unity Stephan “Seku” Evans Republican Midnimada Larry L. Braig oo ah Garsooraha Xisbiga Jamhuuriga Yes/Haa Maxakamada 2aad ee Democratic Emily Sirota Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Degmada uu xafiiska sii hayo? No/Maya Libertarian Raymon Anthony Doane Libertarian Qof Qof dimuqraadiyada Wes Pinchot dimuqraadiyada Shall Justice Elizabeth D. Leith of the 2nd (Signed declaration to limit service to no more than 2 terms) (Bayaanka la saxiixey oo ku xadidaya adeega waxaan ka badneyn 2 jeer) District Attorney - 2nd Judicial District Judicial District be retained in office? Qareenka Degmada - Maxakamada 2aad Ma Taageeraysaa in Garsoore Elizabeth D. Leith (Vote for One / U Codee Midkood) oo ah Garsooraha Yes/Haa Maxakamada 2aad ee Write-In / Ku Qor Democratic Beth McCann Xisbiga Dimuqraadiga Degmada ay xafiiska sii hayso? No/Maya Libertarian Qof dimuqraadiyada William F. Robinson Ill Paul D. Lopez Clerk and Recorder Karaani iyo Qore (Clerk and Recorder) Vote All Cards & All Sides U Codee Dhammaan Kaararka iyo Dhammaan Dhinacyada Back of Card A - Side 2 of 6 Style: Composite Sample State Offices - Xafiisyada Gobolka State of Colorado Ballot Questions County Court Judge - Denver Su'aalaha Codaynta Doorashada ee Gobalka Colorado Qarsooraha Maxkamada Gobolka - Denver (Vote Yes or No / U codee Haa ama Maya) Amendment C (CONSTITUTIONAL) Shall Justice Beth Ann Faragher of the Denver Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado constitution concerning the conduct of charitable County Court be retained in office? gaming activities, and, in connection therewith, allowing bingo-raffle licensees to hire managers Ma taageeraysaa in Garsoore Beth Ann Faragher and operators of games and reducing the required period of a charitable organization’s oo ah Garsooraha Maxkamada Yes/Haa continuous existence before obtaining a charitable gaming license? Gobolka Denver ay sii hayso Osbadalka C (DASTUURI) - Ma tahay in isbadal lagu sameeyodastuurka Colorado ee quseeya xeerka xafiiska? No/Maya nashaaaadka ciyaaraha ee deeqda la siin karo, iyo, arintaas la xariirta, oo ah aqbalaada ruqsadaha Shall Justice Isabel Pallares of the Denver kaararka Bingo si loo shaqaalaysiiyo maamulayaal iyo shaqaalaha ciyaaraha iyo yaraynta mudada loo
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    E PL UR UM IB N U U S Congressional Record United States th of America PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 114 CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION Vol. 162 WASHINGTON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2016 No. 27 House of Representatives The House was not in session today. Its next meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 23, 2016, at 2 p.m. Senate MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2016 The Senate met at 3 p.m. and was READING OF WASHINGTON’S been a uniform sacrifice of inclination called to order by the President pro FAREWELL ADDRESS to the opinion of duty and to a def- tempore (Mr. HATCH). The PRESIDING OFFICER. Pursuant erence for what appeared to be your de- f to the order of the Senate of January sire. I constantly hoped that it would have been much earlier in my power, PRAYER 24, 1901, the Senator from Delaware, Mr. COONS, will now read Washington’s consistently with motives which I was The Chaplain, Dr. Barry C. Black, of- Farewell Address. not at liberty to disregard, to return to fered the following prayer: that retirement from which I had been Let us pray. Mr. COONS, at the rostrum, read the Farewell Address, as follows: reluctantly drawn. The strength of my Our Father in Heaven, Your counsel inclination to do this, previous to the stands firm and sure. Fashion the To the people of the United States last election, had even led to the prepa- hearts of our lawmakers so that they FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS: The ration of an address to declare it to desire to do Your will.