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Official Ballot BS DEM 1 Presidential Primary Election April 28, 2020 State of Maryland, Garrett County Democratic Ballot Instructions President of the United Representative in Congress States District 6 Vote for 1 Vote for 1 Making Selections Michael Bennet Maxwell A. Bero David J. Trone Joe Biden Michael Bloomberg Fill in the oval to the left of Cory Booker the name of your choice. You must blacken the oval completely, and do not Pete Buttigieg make any marks outside of the oval. You do not have to vote in every race. Julian Castro Tulsi Gabbard Do not cross out or erase, or your vote may not count. If you make a mistake or a Amy Klobuchar stray mark, you may ask for a new ballot. Deval Patrick Bernie Sanders Tom Steyer Elizabeth Warren Marianne Williamson Andrew Yang Uncommitted to Any Presidential Candidate Vote Both Sides Female Delegates to the Democratic National Male Delegates to the Democratic National Convention Convention District 6 District 6 Vote for up to 3 Vote for up to 4 Suzanne Sable Beall (Yang) Gabriel Acevero (Sanders) Mary Bierman (Bloomberg) David A. Anderson (Gabbard) Ismatu F. Daramy (Yang) Mumin A. Barre (Klobuchar) Sophie Ehrlich (Warren) Bobby Bartlett (Sanders) Jessica Fitzwater (Warren) Ronald A. Beattie (Steyer) Barbara Goldberg Goldman (Biden) Joseph Brecker (Biden) Elise F. Goldstein (Warren) Christopher DeVore (Warren) Maureen D. Grayzeck (Klobuchar) Andrew Duck (Warren) Aesha Greer (Sanders) Brian Gaither (Warren) Martha L. Kahn (Yang) Jerry S. Garson (Uncommitted) Nancy J. King (Biden) Brian K. Grim (Buttigieg) Maria Lane (Buttigieg) Raef Haggag (Sanders) Angela R. Lowry (Sanders) Jason Ray Hutchison (Bloomberg) Mary Ellen Mitchell (Buttigieg) Csanad Petru Ignat (Yang) Adrienne Oleck (Gabbard) Nickolas A. Jackson (Yang) Arlene Proebsting (Bloomberg) Daniel Jacoby (Warren) Lily Qi (Buttigieg) Mark Jafari (Klobuchar) Elizabeth S. Stiefvater (Klobuchar) Roy D. Jaquez (Gabbard) Tarolyn C. Thrasher (Warren) Larry Kasecamp (Biden) Venattia W. Vann (Uncommitted) Barry Kissin (Gabbard) Linda Wagner (Sanders) Jason A. Malott (Buttigieg) Myrna Whitworth (Klobuchar) Manuel Martinez Salgado (Buttigieg) Karen Lewis Young (Biden) Joseph Merchlinsky (Yang) Jim Michaels (Bloomberg) Kirill Reznik (Buttigieg) Devang Shah (Biden) Thomas G. Slater (Biden) Benjamin Smith (Yang) Nicholas L. Smith (Steyer) William P. Spencer, II (Yang) Jayson L. Spiegel (Bloomberg) Vaughn Stewart (Sanders) Philip Sunshine (Klobuchar) James Vaccaro (Gabbard) Mudit Verma (Yang) Camber A. Vincent (Warren) End of Ballot.

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