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GENERAL ELECTION CERTIFICATE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ) ) SS. OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS STATE OF ILLINOIS ) To the County Clerk of JEFFERSON County: We, the undersigned, Members of the State Board of Elections, of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law, do hereby certify that the following is a full, true and correct list of the names of all persons nominated to office, as specified in the certifications of nomination and nomination papers filed in the office of the State Board of Elections, to be voted for by the electors at the General Election to be held on Tuesday, the 4th day of November, 2014, in the county of JEFFERSON: FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN JAMES D. "JIM" OBERWEIS DEMOCRATIC RICHARD J. DURBIN LIBERTARIAN SHARON HANSEN JEFFERSON County Page 2 FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN (BRUCE RAUNER (EVELYN SANGUINETTI DEMOCRATIC (PAT QUINN (PAUL VALLAS LIBERTARIAN (CHAD GRIMM (ALEXANDER CUMMINGS FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN PAUL M. SCHIMPF DEMOCRATIC LISA MADIGAN LIBERTARIAN BEN KOYL FOR SECRETARY OF STATE (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN MICHAEL WEBSTER DEMOCRATIC JESSE WHITE LIBERTARIAN CHRISTOPHER MICHEL JEFFERSON County Page 3 FOR COMPTROLLER (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN JUDY BAAR TOPINKA DEMOCRATIC SHEILA SIMON LIBERTARIAN JULIE FOX FOR TREASURER (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN TOM CROSS DEMOCRATIC MICHAEL W. FRERICHS LIBERTARIAN MATTHEW SKOPEK JEFFERSON County Page 4 FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN MIKE BOST DEMOCRATIC WILLIAM L. "BILL" ENYART GREEN PAULA BRADSHAW JEFFERSON County Page 5 FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN TERRI BRYANT DEMOCRATIC WILLIAM "BILL" KILQUIST JEFFERSON County Page 6 FOR REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS (CLINTON, JEFFERSON, MARION AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES) (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN RON DANIELS DEMOCRATIC KERI GARRETT FOR REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS (EDWARDS, GALLATIN, HAMILTON, HARDIN, POPE, SALINE, WABASH, WAYNE AND WHITE) (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN No Candidate DEMOCRATIC LAWRENCE D. FILLINGIM FOR REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS (FRANKLIN, JOHNSON, MASSAC AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES) (Vote for one) REPUBLICAN No Candidate DEMOCRATIC MATT DONKIN.

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