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OFFICIAL SAMPLE VOTING MACHINE BALLOT Brett A OFFICIAL SAMPLE VOTING MACHINE BALLOT Brett A. Radi TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008, SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, TOWNSHIP OF BEDMINSTER Somerset County Clerk NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION General Election DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION PERSONAL Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 Column 8 Column 9 Column 10 CHOICE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Barack OBAMA 8 John McCAIN 8 Bob BARR 8 Gloria LaRIVA 8 Brian MOORE 8 Chuck BALDWIN 8 Cynthia McKINNEY 8 Roger CALERO 8 Jeffrey "Jeff" BOSS 8 Ralph NADER 8 Write In 8 FOR Joe BIDEN k Sarah PALIN k Wayne A. ROOT k Eugene PURYEAR kStewart ALEXANDER k Darrell CASTLE k Rosa CLEMENTE k Alyson KENNEDY k Andrea Marie PSORAS k Matt GONZALEZ k (Use keyboard k Vote for One Libertarian Party Socialism and Liberation Socialist Party USA Constitution Party Green Party Socialist Workers Party Vote Here Independent below) Frank Dick Jason Jeffrey Daryl Mikell J.M. Sara J. UNITED STATES SENATOR 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Write In 9 LAUTENBERG k ZIMMER k SCHEURER k BOSS k BROOKS k CARTER k LOBMAN k (Use keyboard k TOWNSHIP OF BEDMINSTER OF TOWNSHIP Vote for One Libertarian Party Boss for Senate Poor Peoples Campaign God We Trust Socialist Workers Party below) Linda Leonard Michael P. Thomas D. Dean HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES k10 k10 k10 k10 k10 Write In k10 7th District, Vote for One STENDER LANCE HSING ABRAMS GRECO (Use keyboard Hsing for Congress Prosperity not War All-Day Breakfast Party below) Cecilia Xie Peter S. 11 11 Write In 11 BIRGE k PALMER k (Use keyboard k BOARD OF CHOSEN below) FREEHOLDERS Doug Bob Vote for Two 12 12 Write In 12 SINGLETERRY k ZABOROWSKI k (Use keyboard k below) Grania Sally TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE k13 k13 Write In k13 Vote for One ALLPORT RUBIN (Use keyboard below) PUBLIC QUESTIONS TO BE VOTED UPON PUBLIC QUESTION NO. 1 STATE PUBLIC QUESTION NO. 2 VOTERS TO APPROVE STATE AUTHORITY BONDS PAYABLE FROM STATE APPROPRIATIONS PROVIDES THAT METHOD OF SELECTION AND APPOINTMENT OF CERTAIN Do you approve the proposed amendment to the State Constitution which provides that, after this amendment becomes part of the Constitution, a law enacted thereafter that authorizes State debt created MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGES BE SET BY STATUTE RATHER THAN BY THE through the sale of bonds by any autonomous public corporate entity, established either as an instrumentality of the State or otherwise exercising public and essential governmental functions, such as an CONSTITUTION. independent State authority, which debt or liability has a pledge of an annual appropriation as the ways and means to pay the interest of such debt or liability as it falls due and pay and discharge the Shall the amendment to Article VI, Section VI, paragraph 1 of the New Jersey Constitution, principal of such debt, will be subject to voter approval, unless the payment of the debt is made subject to appropriations of an independent non-State source of revenue paid by third persons for the use of agreed to by the Legislature, providing that judges of inferior courts with jurisdiction extending to the object or work bonded for, or are from a source of State revenue otherwise required to be appropriated pursuant to another provision of the Constitution? more than one municipality be appointed as provided in law rather than as provided in the INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT Constitution which requires nomination by the Governor and appointment with the advice and This amendment to the State Constitution will require voter approval of new laws that allow the State to borrow money by issuing bonds through any State agency or independent authority backed by a consent of the Senate, be approved? pledge of an annual appropriation to pay the principal and interest on the bonds. New laws to allow the issuance of these State authority bonds for State government purposes will be subject to voter INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT approval. State courts have ruled that the State constitutional requirement that the Legislature and Governor must seek voter approval for bonded debt does not apply to such borrowing. That requirement This constitutional amendment would provide that the method of selection and appointment of is followed only for proposed State bonds that contain a binding, non-repealable pledge to pay off the bonds directly with State taxes. Most State authority bonds can be issued without voter approval certain municipal court judges would be set by statute, rather than be provided for in the because the payment of the bonds is backed only by a promise of the Legislature and the Governor that they will enact appropriations in the future to meet the bond payments. The courts have said this is a Constitution. These judges may include judges of joint municipal courts and judges of central legal means of avoiding submitting the issuance of debt for voter approval. Laws to permit such debt that are enacted after this amendment becomes part of the Constitution will have to authorize voter municipal courts with jurisdiction extending to the territorial boundaries of a county. This referenda for approval of such debts. Exceptions to voter approval for authority bonds will be permitted if the bonds are to be paid off from 1) a source of revenue dedicated by the State Constitution, which constitutional amendment does not preclude the possibility that a statute would continue to provide only the voters can establish, or 2) an independent non-State government source of payments for use of projects built or obtained with the borrowed money, such as highway tolls or user fees. for nomination by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate, but it does permit a statute to set forth another method of selection and appointment that may not involve the Governor and the Senate. YES k38 NO k38 YES k38 NO k38 ABCDEFGH I JKLM . , WARNING: DO NOT PRESS THE "CAST VOTE" BUTTON UNTIL YOU HAVE 435 O O MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. CAST VOTE BUTTON ENTERNOPQRSTUVWXYZO- O’ ° OFFICIAL SAMPLE VOTING MACHINE BALLOT Brett A. Radi TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008, SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, TOWNSHIP OF BERNARDS Somerset County Clerk NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION General Election DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION BY PETITION PERSONAL Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 Column 8 Column 9 Column 10 CHOICE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Barack OBAMA 8 John McCAIN 8 Bob BARR 8 Gloria LaRIVA 8 Brian MOORE 8 Chuck BALDWIN 8 Cynthia McKINNEY 8 Roger CALERO 8 Jeffrey "Jeff" BOSS 8 Ralph NADER 8 Write In 8 FOR Joe BIDEN k Sarah PALIN k Wayne A. ROOT k Eugene PURYEAR kStewart ALEXANDER k Darrell CASTLE k Rosa CLEMENTE k Alyson KENNEDY k Andrea Marie PSORAS k Matt GONZALEZ k (Use keyboard k Vote for One Libertarian Party Socialism and Liberation Socialist Party USA Constitution Party Green Party Socialist Workers Party Vote Here Independent below) Frank Dick Jason Jeffrey Daryl Mikell J.M. Sara J. TOWNSHIP OF BERNARDS OF TOWNSHIP UNITED STATES SENATOR k9 k9 k9 k9 k9 k9 k9 Write In k9 Vote for One LAUTENBERG ZIMMER SCHEURER BOSS BROOKS CARTER LOBMAN (Use keyboard Libertarian Party Boss for Senate Poor Peoples Campaign God We Trust Socialist Workers Party below) Tom Rodney Chandler HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES k10 k10 k10 Write In k10 11th District, Vote for One WYKA FRELINGHUYSEN TEDHOLM (Use keyboard For the People below) Cecilia Xie Peter S. 11 11 Write In 11 BIRGE k PALMER k (Use keyboard k BOARD OF CHOSEN below) FREEHOLDERS Doug Bob Vote for Two 12 12 Write In 12 SINGLETERRY k ZABOROWSKI k (Use keyboard k below) Bill Mary E. 13 13 Write In 13 KIMZEY k PAVLINI k (Use keyboard k TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE below) Vote for Two Bill John 14 14 Write In 14 ALLEN k CARPENTER k (Use keyboard k below) PUBLIC QUESTIONS TO BE VOTED UPON PUBLIC QUESTION NO. 1 STATE PUBLIC QUESTION NO. 2 VOTERS TO APPROVE STATE AUTHORITY BONDS PAYABLE FROM STATE APPROPRIATIONS PROVIDES THAT METHOD OF SELECTION AND APPOINTMENT OF CERTAIN Do you approve the proposed amendment to the State Constitution which provides that, after this amendment becomes part of the Constitution, a law enacted thereafter that authorizes State debt created MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGES BE SET BY STATUTE RATHER THAN BY THE through the sale of bonds by any autonomous public corporate entity, established either as an instrumentality of the State or otherwise exercising public and essential governmental functions, such as an CONSTITUTION. independent State authority, which debt or liability has a pledge of an annual appropriation as the ways and means to pay the interest of such debt or liability as it falls due and pay and discharge the Shall the amendment to Article VI, Section VI, paragraph 1 of the New Jersey Constitution, principal of such debt, will be subject to voter approval, unless the payment of the debt is made subject to appropriations of an independent non-State source of revenue paid by third persons for the use of agreed to by the Legislature, providing that judges of inferior courts with jurisdiction extending to the object or work bonded for, or are from a source of State revenue otherwise required to be appropriated pursuant to another provision of the Constitution? more than one municipality be appointed as provided in law rather than as provided in the INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT Constitution which requires nomination by the Governor and appointment with the advice and This amendment to the State Constitution will require voter approval of new laws that allow the State to borrow money by issuing bonds through any State agency or independent authority backed by a consent of the Senate, be approved? pledge of an annual appropriation to pay the principal and interest on the bonds.
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