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Here Are the Culinary Union's Recommendations for the General Election CULINARY WORKERS UNION NEVADA STATE ASSEMBLY District 28..............................Edgar Flores District 3..................................Felicia Ortiz LOCAL 226 District 1..............Daniele Monroe-Moreno District 29.............................Lesley Cohen District 4.............................Mark Newburn 2016 Endorsed Candidates District 2................................Owen Carver District 34...........Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD District 3..............................Nelson Araujo District 35............................Justin Watkins District A.............................Deanna Wright PRESIDENT..........................Hillary Clinton District 4......................................John Piro District 37.............................Sean D. Lyttle District E..................................Patrice Tew District 5...............................Brittney Miller District 41........................Sandra Jauregui U.S. SENATE........Catherine Cortez-Masto JUSTICE OF THE PEACE - HENDERSON TOWNSHIP District 6.......................William McCurdy II District 42..........Irene Bustamante-Adams U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Department 1.......................Sam Bateman District 7.....................................Dina Neal District 1.....................................Dina Titus CLARK COUNTY COMMISSION JUSTICE OF THE PEACE - LAS VEGAS TOWNSHIP District 8.............................Jason Frierson District 3................................Jacky Rosen District A...............................Steve Sisolak Department 3..................Janiece Marshall District 9..............................Steve Yeager District 4..............................Ruben Kihuen District B.......................Marilyn Kirkpatrick Department 6...........................Bita Yeager District 10..............................Chris Brooks District C.................................Larry Brown NEVADA STATE SENATE Department 7......................Karen Bennett District 11..................................Olivia Diaz District D...................Lawrence Weekly Jr. District 1...............Patricia “Pat” Spearman Department 13...................Suzan Baucum District 12....................James Ohrenschall District 3............................Tick Segerblom DISTRICT COURT JUDGE NEVADA BALLOT QUESTIONS District 14..........................Maggie Carlton District 4............................Kelvin Atkinson Department 15.........................Bruce Gale Question 1...........................................Yes District 15...........................Elliot Anderson District 5.......................Joyce Woodhouse Department 20..Anat Levy or Eric Johnson Question 2...........................................Yes District 16...............................Heidi Swank District 6........................Nicole Cannizzaro REGENT, STATE UNIVERSITY Question 3............................................No District 17......................Tyrone Thompson District 7..................................David Parks District 6............................Michael Wixom Question 4............................................No District 18..........................Richard Carrillo District 11.................................Aaron Ford STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Question 5...........................................Yes District 20..............................Ellen Spiegel District 18........................Alexander Marks District 1..................................Tim Hughes District 21................................Ozzie Fumo LONG-TERM SITE SCHEDULE FOR THE 2016 GENERAL ELECTION SHOPPING CENTERS PUBLIC BUILDINGS Sites Open 12 - 14 Days at the Same Location During Early Voting ARROYO MARKET SQUARE, Trailer in Parking Lot, CC-215 CLARK COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER, Regional Transportation @ S. Rainbow Blvd., Las Vegas Commission (RTC) Bldg. 1st Floor, Room 108, 600 S. Grand Central SHOPPING MALLS Pkwy. @ W. Bonneville Ave., Las Vegas Oct. 22 - Nov. 3 (Sat. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm BOULEVARD MALL, East Corridor near Christy Candy and Rear FIRST WEEK, Oct. 22 - 28 (Sat. - Fri., Nevada Day): Nov. 4 (Last Fri.): 9am - 8pm (EAST) Mall Entrance, Park in the Back of the Mall, 3528 S. Maryland Oct. 22 (Sat.): 9am - 5pm Pkwy. @ E. Twain Ave., Las Vegas BLUE DIAMOND CROSSING, Trailer in Parking Lot between Target Oct. 23 (Sun.): CLOSED FIRST WEEK, Oct. 22 - 28 (Sat. - Fri., Nevada Day): and Kohl’s, Blue Diamond Rd. @ Arville St., Las Vegas Oct. 24 - 28 (Mon. - Fri., Nevada Day): 8am - 6pm Oct. 22 (Sat.): 10am - 8pm Oct. 22 - Nov. 3 (Sat. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm SECOND WEEK, Oct. 29 - Nov. 4 (Sat. - Fri.): Oct. 23 (Sun.): 11am - 6pm Nov. 4 (Last Fri.): 9am - 8pm Oct. 29 (Sat.): 9am - 5pm Oct. 24 - 28 (Mon. - Fri., Nevada Day): 10am - 8pm CENTENNIAL CENTER, Trailer in Parking Lot near Home Depot, Oct. 30 (Sun.): CLOSED SECOND WEEK, Oct. 29 - Nov. 4 (Sat. - Fri.): W. Tropical Pkwy. @ Centennial Ctr. Blvd., Las Vegas Oct. 31 - Nov. 3 (Mon. - Thurs.): 8am - 6pm Oct. 29 (Sat.): 10am - 9pm Oct. 22 - Nov. 3 (Sat. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm Nov. 4 (Fri.): 8am - 8pm Oct. 30 (Sun.): 11am - 6pm Nov. 4 (Last Fri.): 9am - 8pm EAST LAS VEGAS COMMUNITY CENTER, 250 N. Eastern Ave. Oct. 31 - Nov. 4 (Mon. - Fri.): 10am - 9pm @ Stewart Ave., Las Vegas DEER SPRINGS TOWN CENTER, Trailer in Parking Lot near FIRST WEEK, Oct. 22 - 28 (Sat. - Fri., Nevada Day): GALLERIA AT SUNSET, Kohl’s Court, 1st Floor, 1300 W. Sunset Michaels, N. 5th St. South of CC-215 @ W. Dorrell Ln., North Las Oct. 22 (Sat.): 10am - 6pm @ N. Stephanie St., Henderson Vegas Oct. 23 (Sun.): CLOSED FIRST WEEK, Oct. 22 - 28 (Sat. - Fri., Nevada Day): Oct. 22 - Nov. 3 (Sat. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm Oct. 24 - 28 (Mon. - Fri., Nevada Day): 9am - 6pm 2016 Oct. 22 (Sat.): 10am - 8pm Nov. 4 (Last Fri.): 9am - 8pm Oct. 23 (Sun.): 11am - 6pm SECOND WEEK, Oct. 29 - Nov. 4 (Sat. - Fri.): DOWNTOWN SUMMERLIN SHOPPING CENTER, Trailer in Parking Oct. 24 - 28 (Mon. - Fri., Nevada Day): 10am - 8pm Oct. 29 (Sat.): 10am - 6pm Lot South of Dillard’s, Sahara Ave. @ CC-215, Las Vegas SECOND WEEK, Oct. 29 - Nov. 4 (Sat. - Fri.): Oct. 30 (Sun.): CLOSED Oct. 22 - Nov. 3 (Sat. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm Oct. 29 (Sat.): 10am - 9pm Oct. 31 (Mon.): 9am - 6pm ENDORSED Oct. 30 (Sun.): 11am - 6pm Nov. 4 (Last Fri.): 9am - 8pm Nov. 1 - 3 (Tues. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm Oct. 31 - Nov. 4 (Mon. - Fri.): 10am - 9pm LOWE’S TROPICANA BELTWAY CENTER, Trailer near Lowe’s, 5050 Nov. 4 (Fri.): 9am - 8pm MEADOWS MALL, Sears Court, 1st Floor, 4300 Meadows Lane S. Fort Apache Rd. @ Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas LAS VEGAS STRIP @ S. Valley View Blvd., Las Vegas Oct. 22 - Nov. 3 (Sat. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm LAS VEGAS STRIP, 3550 W. Harmon Ave., West of Polaris Ave. CANDIDATES FIRST WEEK, Oct. 22 - 28 (Sat. - Fri., Nevada Day): Nov. 4 (Last Fri.): 9am - 8pm FIRST WEEK, Oct. 22 - 28 (Sat. - Fri., Nevada Day): Oct. 22 (Sat.): 9am - 7pm Oct. 22 (Sat.): 10am - 8pm SILVERADO RANCH PLAZA, Trailer in Parking Lot near PetSmart, Oct. 23 (Sun.): CLOSED Oct. 23 (Sun.): 10am - 6pm Eastern Ave. @ E. Silverado Ranch Blvd., Las Vegas Oct. 24 - 28 (Mon. - Fri., Nevada Day): 9am - 7pm Oct. 24 - 28 (Mon. - Fri., Nevada Day): 10am - 8pm Oct. 22 - Nov. 3 (Sat. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm VOTE November 8 SECOND WEEK, Oct. 29 - Nov. 4 (Sat. - Fri.): SECOND WEEK, Oct. 29 - Nov. 4 (Sat. - Fri.): Nov. 4 (Last Fri.): 9am - 8pm Oct. 29 (Sat.): 10am - 9pm Oct. 29 (Sat.): 9am - 7pm Early Voting Oct. 30 (Sun.): 10am - 6pm Oct. 30 (Sun.): CLOSED Oct. 31 - Nov. 4 (Mon. - Fri.): 10am - 9pm Oct. 31 - Nov. 3 (Mon. - Thurs.): 9am - 7pm October 22-November 4 Nov. 4 (Last Fri.): 9am - 8pm.
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