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MAIL-IN BALLOT IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS 2. Completely fill in oval to the right of each Column and darken the oval by the words TO VOTERS of your selections. “write-in” for the office in which you want OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION to write-in. Write the name of the person for MARK BALLOT LIKE THIS: ANN F. GROSSI, ESQ. NOVEMBER 3, 2020 Please read the following before marking which you wish to vote on the blank line. John DOE your ballot: County Clerk COUNTY OF MORRIS 4. If you tear, deface or incorrectly mark this 3. To vote for any person whose name is not TH TH 1. Use ONLY a pencil or ink pen (black or blue) to ballot, return it to the Morris County Clerk’s To Protect Your Vote: 11 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT • 25 LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT printed on this ballot, go to the Write-In IT IS AGAINST THE LAW FOR ANYONE EXCEPT YOU THE VOTER TO MARK OR mark your ballot. Do not use red ink. Election Office and obtain a new ballot. INSPECT THIS BALLOT. However, a family member may assist you in doing so. TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION WRITE-IN OFFICE TITLE BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3 COLUMN 4 COLUMN 5 COLUMN 6 COLUMN 7 COLUMN Joseph R. BIDEN Donald J. TRUMP Gloria Estela La RIVA Howie HAWKINS Roque “Rocky” De La FUENTE Don BLANKENSHIP Bill HAMMONS WRITE-IN PRESIDENTIAL Kamala D. HARRIS Michael R. PENCE Sunil FREEMAN Angela WALKER Darcy G. RICHARDSON William MOHR Eric BODENSTAB DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN SOCIALISM AND LIBERATION GREEN PARTY ALLIANCE PARTY CONSTITUTION PARTY UNITY PARTY AMERICA ELECTORS FOR (VOTE FOR 1 SLATE) Jo JORGENSEN Spike COHEN LIBERTARIAN PARTY MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE Cory BOOKER Rikin “Rik” MEHTA Daniel BURKE Veronica FERNANDEZ Madelyn R. HOFFMAN FOR 6 YEARS (VOTE FOR 1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN LAROUCHE WAS RIGHT OF, BY, FOR! GREEN PARTY WRITE-IN MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (11TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT) Mikie SHERRILL Rosemary BECCHI FOR 2 YEARS (VOTE FOR 1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN WRITE-IN MEMBER OF THE STATE SENATE (25TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT) Rupande MEHTA Anthony M. BUCCO FOR UNEXPIRED 1 YEAR TERM (VOTE FOR 1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN WRITE-IN MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY (25TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT) Darcy DRAEGER Aura K. DUNN FOR UNEXPIRED 1 YEAR TERM (VOTE FOR 1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN WRITE-IN MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Cary AMARO Tayfun SELEN FOR 3 YEARS (VOTE FOR 1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN WRITE-IN MEMBER OF THE Cathy WILSON Joseph V. “Joe” CALVANELLI, JR. WRITE-IN TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN FOR 3 YEARS (VOTE FOR 2) William “Bud” RAVITZ M. Sandra (Sandi) GARCIA DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN WRITE-IN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICE TITLE WRITE-IN COLUMN 1 COLUMN TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS Alan L. SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICT MOVING EDUCATION FORWARD WRITE-IN MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR 3 YEARS (VOTE FOR 1) PUBLIC QUESTIONS ON OTHER SIDE VOTE BOTH SIDES OF BALLOT © 2014 Dominion Voting Systems. All Rights Reserved Sample 4040.

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