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M 41 W I M Ml OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT - ABSENTEE FRANKLIN COUNTV, FL GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7,200O INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS (CONSTITUTION) To vote you must blacken the HOWARD PHILLIPS oval (0 ) completely next to the For President candidate of your choice, using 7 J. CURTIS FRAZIER STATE SENATOR only the pencil provided. For Vice President THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT (Vote for ONE) To vote for a person not on the (WORKERSWORLD) ballot, you must blacken the o BRECHT HEUCHAN oval ( 0) and write the name on the MONICA MOOREHEAD WI line provided. For President o ALFRED “AL” LAWSON o GLORIA LA RIVA (DEM) DO NOT VOTE FOR MORE For Vice President THAN THE NUMBER INDICATED FOR EACH OFFICE. WRITE-IN CANDIDATE o WRITE-IN CANDIDATE STATE REPRESENTATIVE For President ELECTORS 0 TENTH HOUSE DISTRICT For President and (Vote for ONE) Vice President For Vice President o SUNNY CAROL PHILLIPS (A vote for the candidates will CONGRESSIONAL (REP) actually be a vote for their electors.) 0 WILL S. KENDRICK (Vote for Group) @EMI UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for ONE) (REPUBLICAN) 0 BILL McCOLLUM GEORGE W. BUSH (REP1 COUNTY For President o BILL NELSON DICK CHENEY PEM) SHERIFF For Vice President o JOE SIMONETTA (Vote for ONE) (DEMOCRATIC) VW) 0 JOEL DECKARD o CARL CARLSON AL GORE PI (REP1 For President 0 0 WILLIE LOGAN o BRUCE VARNES m 41w JOE LIEBERMAN WA) (DEW For Vice President m 42 m 0 ANDY MARTIN (LIBERTARIAN) WAI VOTE BOTH SIDES 0 DARRELL L. MCCORMICK OF BALLOT I HARRY BROWNE WV I For President 0 ART OLIVIER WRITE-IN CANDIDATE For Vice President (GREEN) REPRESENTATIVE RALPH NADER IN CONGRESS For President SECONDCONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for ONE) WINONA LaDUKE For Vice President 0 DOUG DODD (SOCIALISTWORKERS) WI 0 ALLEN BOYD JAMES HARRIS PEM) For President 0 MARGARET TROWE WRITE-IN CANDIDATE For Vice President (NATURALLAW) STATE JOHN HAGELIN For President TREASURER (Vote for ONE) NAT GOLDHABER For Vice President o TOM GALLAGHER (REFORM) VW o JOHN COSGROVE PAT BUCHANAN K’W For President EZOLA FOSTER For Vice President COMMISSIONEROF EDUCATION (Vote for ONE) (SOCIALIST) o ;F;RLIE GRIST DAVID McREYNOLDS For President 0 GEORGE H. SHELDON MARY CAL HOLLIS (DW 1. For Vice President 0 ;$.SlLlA GAZETAS I m ml G3 005 _ D FRANKLINCOUNTY, FL DE GENERAL ELECTION F NOVEMBER 7,200O - PROPOSEDCONSTITUTIONAL NONPARTISAN AMENDMENTS OR JUDICIAL/SCHOOL BOARD OTHER PUBLIC MEASURES JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT To vote on a Constitutional Amendment or other public measure, Shall Justice Ft. Fred Lewis of blacken the oval (0) next to either the Supreme Court be retained YES or NO. in office? o YES NO. I CONSTITUTIONALAMENDMENT ARTICLE Ii,, SECTION 19 o NO (Inrtiative) Florida Transportation Initiative Shall Justice Barbara J. Pariente for statewide high speed monorail, of the Supreme Court be retained fixed guideway or magnetic in office? levitation system. To reduce traffic and increase travel 0 YES alternatives, this amendment provides for development of a high speed 0 NO monorail, fixed guideway or magnetic levitation system linking Florida’s five largest urban areas and providing Shall Justice Peaav A. Quince of for access to existing air and ground the Supreme Court be retained transportation facilities and services in office? by directing the state and/or state authorized private entity to implement the financing, acquisition of right-of- 0 YES way, design, construction and operation of the system, with construction 0 NO beginning by November 1, 2003. o YES FOR APPROVAL DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL o NO FOR REJECTION Shall Judge Edwin B. Brownina. Jr. of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office? NO. 2 o YES CIRCUITCOURT JUDGE REFERENDUM (ImplementingArticle V, Section 10) o NO Local Option for Selection of Circuit Judges Shall Judge Richard W. Ervin, III Shall the method of selecting circuit of the First District Court of Appeal court judges in the second judicial be retained in office? circuit be changed from election by a vote of the people to selection by the judicial nominating commission 0 YES and appointment by the Governor with subsequent terms determined 0 NO by a retention vote of the people? o YES Shall Judge Peter D. Webster of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office? o NO o YES 0 NO NO. 3 COUNTYCOURT JUDGE REFERENDUM (ImplementingArticle V, Section 10) Local Option for Selection of County Judges SCHOOLBOARD MEMBER Shall the method of selecting county DISTRICT FIVE court judges in Franklin County be (Votefor ONE) changed from election by a vote of the people to selection by the judicial o MIKE MARSHALL nominating commission and appointment by the Governor with subsequent terms determined by a c3 KATIE McKNlGHT retention vote of the people? 0 YES 0 NO E G3 .
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