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Sample Ballot Primary PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT Nez Perce County, JUDICIAL NOMINATING Nez Perce County, 9 DEMOCRATIC PARTY Idaho 10 ELECTION BALLOT Idaho May 23, 2006 May 23, 2006 SAMPLE BALLOT CANDIDATES FOR NEZ PERCE COUNTY OFFICES JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT PRIMARY ELECTION COUNTY COMMISSIONER TO SUCCEED JUSTICE DAN EISMANN 173 TUESDAY, MAY 23, 2006 - NEZ PERCE COUNTY, IDAHO DAN EISMANN District No. 1 J.R. VAN TASSEL 155 POLLS OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. VOTE FOR ONE VOTE FOR ONE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 7 COUNTY COMMISSIONER JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS PRECINCT POLLING PLACE Lewiston #20 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building District No. 3 DAVE STRADLEY 158 Lewiston #1 ............................ Lewiston Community Center Lewiston #21 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building TO SUCCEED JUDGE DARREL R. PERRY 177 Lewiston #2 ............................ Lewiston Community Center Lewiston #22 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building VOTE FOR ONE DARREL R. PERRY Lewiston #3 .................................... Trinity Lutheran Church Lewiston #23 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building VOTE FOR ONE CLERK OF THE PATTY WEEKS 160 Lewiston #4 ............................ Lewiston Community Center Lewiston #24 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building DISTRICT COURT Lewiston #5 .................... Woodworkers Local Lodge W364 Lewiston #25 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building VOTE FOR ONE Lewiston #6 ............................ Lewiston Community Center Lewiston #26 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT JUDGES COUNTY TREASURER BARBARA A. FRY 162 Lewiston #7 .................................... Trinity Lutheran Church Culdesac #30 ........................ Culdesac Community Center TO SUCCEED JUDGE JOHN BRADBURY 181 Lewiston #8 .............................................. Nazarene Church Gifford #31...................................... Gifford Community Hall VOTE FOR ONE JOHN BRADBURY VOTE FOR ONE Lewiston #9 .............................................. Nazarene Church Hatwai #32 ............................. Clearwater Power Company COUNTY ASSESSOR DANIEL J. ANDERSON 164 Lewiston #10 ...........................Jenifer Jr. High School Gym Lapwai #33 ................................................. Lapwai City Hall TO SUCCEED JUDGE JEFF M. BRUDIE 183 Lewiston #11 .................... Lewiston Police Training Center Leland #34.............. Cameron Emmanuel Lutheran Church VOTE FOR ONE JEFF M. BRUDIE Lewiston #12 ................................... Valley Christian Center Lenore #35 ................... Lenore Community Activity Center VOTE FOR ONE COUNTY CORONER GARY L. GILLIAM 166 Lewiston #13 ............................................. McSorley School Peck #36........................................ Peck Community Center TO SUCCEED JUDGE CARL B. KERRICK VOTE FOR ONE 185 Lewiston #14 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building Rimrock #37 .................................................... Kinzer Rental CARL B. KERRICK Lewiston #15 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building Spalding #38 ............... Nez Perce National Historical Park VOTE FOR ONE PRECINCT Lewiston #16 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building Tammany #39 .................... Nez Perce County Fair Building COMMITTEEMAN TO SUCCEED JUDGE JOHN R. STEGNER 169 187 Lewiston #17 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building Webb #40 ................................................... Lapwai City Hall JOHN R. STEGNER Lewiston #18 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building VOTE FOR ONE VOTE FOR ONE Lewiston #19 ..................... Nez Perce County Fair Building NOTE: Names of candidates may appear in a different END OF DEMOCRATIC BALLOT rotation on some Ballots. YOU HAVE COMPLETED VOTING TO CONTINUE VOTING TURN TO PAGE 10 TURN PAGES BACK TO START FOR NEXT VOTER REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC PRECINCT COMMITTEEMEN PRECINCT COMMITTEEMEN No Candidate Filed ................................................................# 1 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed Thyra Stevenson ....................................................................# 2 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed ................................................................# 3 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed David W. Beuke .....................................................................# 4 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed Rose Mary Rodgers ...............................................................# 5 .................................................................. Kathy M. Fellows NEZ PERCE COUNTY Krista Ellis ..............................................................................# 6 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed Sherri Rothfusz ......................................................................# 7 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed IDAHO Thomas E. Eier ......................................................................# 8 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed ................................................................# 9 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed ELECTIONS No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #10 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed Raleigh B. Austin ................................................................... #11 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed Barry F. Johnson .................................................................... #12 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed (208) 799-3020 No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #13 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed VOTERS Darlene A. Simpson ............................................................... #14 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #15 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #16 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN e-mail: Linda Osburn.......................................................................... #17 ............................................................ Jimmy R. Dorion, Sr. No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #18 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #19 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed [email protected] No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #20 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed RESIDE IN THE COUNTY FOR No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #21 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #22 ........................................................................ Carol Wallace THIRTY (30) DAYS BEFORE Mary S. King........................................................................... #23 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed THE ELECTION Betty Jabbora ......................................................................... #24 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #25 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed No Candidate Filed ................................................................ #26 ................................................................... Jimmy R. Dorion FOR ELECTION Corinne Zenner ..................................................... Culdesac #30 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR No Candidate Filed ................................................... Gifford #31 .......................................................................Nathan Weeks No Candidate Filed ................................................... Hatwai #32 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed OLDER No Candidate Filed ................................................... Lapwai #33 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed INFORMATION & ELECTION Robert Blair ............................................................... Leland #34 ............................................................... No Candidate Filed Donald Gross ...........................................................
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