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November 2, 2010 General Election SAMPLE BALLOT ABSENTEE This is a common ballot, however, BALLOT STYLE - 4 BACK OF BALLOT OFFICIAL BALLOT BALDWIN COUNTY GENERAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ELECTION some offices will appear only in BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA NOVEMBER 2, 2010 certain precincts which will apply to your districts. TO VOTE, COMPLETE THE ARROW(S) POINTING TO YOUR CHOICE(S), LIKE THIS: FOR BALDWIN COUNTY PROPOSED STATEWIDE PROPOSED LOCAL SHERIFF AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE (3) AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO (2) (Vote for One) Proposing an amendment to the Relating to Baldwin County, proposing an HUEY "Hoss" MACK Republican Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amendment to the Constitution of Alabama FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE Write-in amended, relating to the Alabama Trust of 1901, to define the Stockton Landmark STRAIGHT PARTY VOTING SUPREME COURT, PLACE NO. 1 COMMISSION, PLACE NO. 1 Fund, to provide for the appropriation of District within the county and to prohibit the (Vote for One) (Vote for One) FOR BALDWIN COUNTY funds in the Alabama Trust Fund to be annexation by local law of any property ALABAMA RHONDA CHAMBERS JAN COOK CORONER distributed for state and local transportation within the district into any municipality. Democrat Democrat DEMOCRATIC (Vote for One) KELLI WISE TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGH THESE OFFICES WILL NOT RUN IN ALL PRECINCTS purposes and to provide for funds for the (Proposed by Act No. 2010-606) PARTY Republican Republican STAN VINSON County and Municipal Government Capital Write-in Write-in Republican Improvement Fund. (Proposed by Act No. ALABAMA Write-in REPUBLICAN 2010-555) LOCAL AMENDMENT NO. 2 YES PARTY FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE SUPREME COURT, PLACE NO. 2 COMMISSION, PLACE NO. 2 FOR MEMBER, BALDWIN COUNTY LOCAL AMENDMENT NO. 2 NO THE CONSTITUTION (Vote for One) (Vote for One) BOARD OF EDUCATION, PARTY OF DISTRICT NO. 7 STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 3 YES PROPOSED LOCAL TOM EDWARDS SUSAN PARKER AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE (3) ALABAMA Democrat Democrat FOR MEMBER, BALDWIN COUNTY (Vote for One) STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 3 NO FOR GOVERNOR MICHAEL F. "Mike" BOLIN TERRY DUNN BOARD OF EDUCATION, Relating to Baldwin County, proposing an Republican Republican TRACY ROBERTS PROPOSED STATEWIDE (Vote for One) Write-in Write-in DISTRICT NO. 4 Republican amendment to the Constitution of Alabama (Vote for One) Write-in AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR (4) of 1901, to provide that only county-owned solid waste landfills may be used for the RON SPARKS FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE FOR CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, Relating to Blount County, proposing an Democrat NORMAN W. MOORE disposal of garbage, household waste, SUPREME COURT, PLACE NO. 3 28TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Republican "Shall the following Amendments be amendment to the Constitution of Alabama ROBERT BENTLEY industrial solid waste, and solid waste; to Republican (Vote for One) PLACE NO. 4 Write-in adopted to the Constitution of Alabama?" of 1901, to prohibit any municipality located Write-in MAC PARSONS (Vote for One) FOR STATE SENATOR, entirely outside of Blount County from exempt certain existing contracts, on-site Democrat DISTRICT NO. 22 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS WHICH imposing any municipal ordinance or and industrial permit holders, and the TOM PARKER ROBERT "Bob" WILTERS (Vote for One) regulation, including, but not limited to any disposal of certain inert debris and FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Republican Republican FOR MEMBER, BALDWIN COUNTY APPLY TO THE STATE AT LARGE (Vote for One) MARC KEAHEY construction materials from the proposed Write-in Write-in BOARD OF EDUCATION, tax, zoning, planning, or sanitation Democrat regulations, and any inspection service in amendment; to provide that the county may DANNY B. JOYNER DISTRICT NO. 7 PROPOSED STATEWIDE not charge established gate rates JIM FOLSOM, JR. Republican (Vote for One) AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1) its police jurisdiction located in Blount Democrat FOR COURT OF FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, exceeding the rates for similar services CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE 28TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Write-in County and to provide that a municipality KAY IVEY Proposing an amendment to the charged by pubic and private solid waste Republican (Vote for One) (Vote for One) TRACY ROBERTS prohibited from imposing any tax or Republican landfill operators in surrounding counties; to Write-in Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to provide regulation under this amendment shall not DEBORAH BELL PASEUR HALLIE DIXON Write-in Democrat Republican that the provision in Amendment 778, now provide any regulatory function or police or provide for violations to the amendment; to TOMMY BRYAN Write-in FOR STATE SENATOR, appearing as Section 269.08 of the Official fire protection services in its police provide that the Baldwin County governing FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR DISTRICT NO. 32 Republican Recompilation of the Constitution of jurisdiction located in Blount County, other body shall create the Baldwin County Solid (Vote for One) Write-in (Vote for One) FOR MEMBER, Alabama of 1901, as amended, which than public safety mutual aid. (Proposed by Waste Management Authority to TRIP PITTMAN recommend methods of operation, rates, WILLIAM G. BARNES BALDWIN COUNTY COMMISSION, Republican prohibits the payment of any fees, charges, Act No. 2010-226) Democrat FOR COURT OF DISTRICT NO. 1 Write-in or commissions for the assessment and and other functions requested by the RICHARD C. SHELBY CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE (Vote for One) collection of any special ad valorem tax on Baldwin County governing body; to (Vote for One) Republican taxable property levied by the county STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 4 YES authorize local laws for the implementation Write-in JIM MAIN FRANK BURT commission pursuant to Amendment 778 and administration of the provisions of the Republican Republican STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 4 NO Write-in Write-in (Section 269.08) shall only apply to any ad amendment; and to provide that the FOR UNITED STATES valorem tax first levied and collected PROPOSED AMENDMENTS WHICH amendment and any local law REPRESENTATIVE, FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, pursuant to Amendment 778 (Section implementing the amendment automatically 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR MEMBER, APPLY TO ONLY ONE COUNTY DISTRICT NO. 64 269.08) for the tax year commencing shall terminate three years following the (Vote for One) (Vote for One) BALDWIN COUNTY COMMISSION, (Vote for One) October 1, 2006. (Proposed by Act No. ratification of the constitutional amendment DISTRICT NO. 2 PROPOSED LOCAL (Vote for One) HARRY SHIVER 2009-286) unless extended by local act with JO BONNER SCOTT GILLILAND Republican AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1) Republican Democrat Write-in unanimous vote of the members of the DAVID WALTER BETH CHAPMAN BOB JAMES Relating to Baldwin County, proposing an Baldwin County Legislative Delegation. Constitution Republican Republican STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 1 YES (Proposed by Act No. 2010-608) Write-in Write-in Write-in amendment to the Constitution of Alabama STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 1 NO of 1901, to authorize the Legislature to FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, provide by general or local law for the FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR STATE TREASURER FOR MEMBER, DISTRICT NO. 66 PROPOSED STATEWIDE formation of a public corporation for the LOCAL AMENDMENT NO. 3 YES (Vote for One) (Vote for One) BALDWIN COUNTY COMMISSION, (Vote for One) DISTRICT NO. 3 AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO (2) purpose of managing storm water in the ALAN BAKER county; and to authorize the levy and LOCAL AMENDMENT NO. 3 NO JAMES H. ANDERSON CHARLEY GRIMSLEY (Vote for One) Republican Proposing an amendment to the Democrat Democrat collection of storm water service charges Write-in Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to amend LUTHER STRANGE YOUNG BOOZER TUCKER DORSEY on certain property containing impervious Republican Republican Republican to Section 269 of the Constitution of areas in the county. (Proposed by Act No. Write-in Write-in Write-in Alabama of 1901, as amended by 2008-507) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, Amendment No. 111 to the Constitution of FOR STATE SENATOR, FOR STATE AUDITOR FOR MEMBER, Alabama of 1901, now appearing as DISTRICT NO. 94 LOCAL AMENDMENT NO. 1 YES DISTRICT NO. 22 (Vote for One) BALDWIN COUNTY COMMISSION, (Vote for One) Section 269 of the Official Recompilation of (Vote for One) DISTRICT NO. 4 JOE FAUST the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as LOCAL AMENDMENT NO. 1 NO MARC KEAHEY MIRANDA KARRINE JOSEPH (Vote for One) Republican amended, relating to special county Democrat Democrat Write-in educational taxes, to provide that the taxes DANNY B. JOYNER SAMANTHA "Sam" SHAW CHARLES F. "Skip" GRUBER Republican Republican Republican may be levied by a majority vote, not by Write-in Write-in ALBERT (Al) MULLEK three-fifths vote, of those voting at the Independent election. (Proposed by Act No. 2009-551) Write-in FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FOR COMMISSIONER OF DISTRICT NO. 95 DISTRICT NO. 64 AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES (Vote for One) STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 2 YES (Vote for One) (Vote for One) STEVE McMILLAN STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 2 NO HARRY SHIVER GLEN ZORN Republican Republican Democrat Write-in Write-in JOHN McMILLAN Republican Write-in FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 96 (Vote for One) RANDY DAVIS Republican Write-in BALLOT STYLE - 1 CONTINUE VOTING ON BACK END OF BALLOT.
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