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Franklin 2010 SAMPLE BALLOT ABSENTEE This is a common ballot, however, BACK OF BALLOT OFFICIAL BALLOT FRANKLIN COUNTY GENERAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ELECTION some offices will appear only in FRANKLIN 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: PROPOSED STATEWIDE "Shall the following Amendments be AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR (4) adopted to the Constitution of Alabama?" Relating to Blount County, proposing an PROPOSED AMENDMENTS WHICH amendment to the Constitution of Alabama FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE of 1901, to prohibit any municipality located APPLY TO THE STATE AT LARGE STRAIGHT PARTY VOTING SUPREME COURT, PLACE NO. 1 COMMISSION, PLACE NO. 1 entirely outside of Blount County from (Vote for One) (Vote for One) imposing any municipal ordinance or ALABAMA RHONDA CHAMBERS JAN COOK regulation, including, but not limited to any Democrat Democrat DEMOCRATIC PROPOSED STATEWIDE KELLI WISE TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGH THESE OFFICES WILL NOT RUN IN ALL PRECINCTS tax, zoning, planning, or sanitation PARTY Republican Republican AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1) regulations, and any inspection service in ALABAMA Write-in Write-in Proposing an amendment to the its police jurisdiction located in Blount REPUBLICAN Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to provide County and to provide that a municipality PARTY FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE that the provision in Amendment 778, now prohibited from imposing any tax or SUPREME COURT, PLACE NO. 2 COMMISSION, PLACE NO. 2 appearing as Section 269.08 of the Official regulation under this amendment shall not FOR GOVERNOR (Vote for One) (Vote for One) provide any regulatory function or police or (Vote for One) Recompilation of the Constitution of TOM EDWARDS SUSAN PARKER Alabama of 1901, as amended, which fire protection services in its police Democrat Democrat jurisdiction located in Blount County, other RON SPARKS MICHAEL F. "Mike" BOLIN TERRY DUNN prohibits the payment of any fees, charges, Democrat Republican Republican or commissions for the assessment and than public safety mutual aid. (Proposed by ROBERT BENTLEY Write-in Write-in collection of any special ad valorem tax on Act No. 2010-226) Republican taxable property levied by the county Write-in FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, commission pursuant to Amendment 778 SUPREME COURT, PLACE NO. 3 34TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT (Section 269.08) shall only apply to any ad STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 4 YES FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Vote for One) (Vote for One) valorem tax first levied and collected (Vote for One) STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 4 NO MAC PARSONS JOEY RUSHING pursuant to Amendment 778 (Section Democrat Democrat 269.08) for the tax year commencing Write-in JIM FOLSOM, JR. TOM PARKER October 1, 2006. (Proposed by Act No. PROPOSED AMENDMENT WHICH Democrat Republican APPLIES TO ONLY ONE COUNTY KAY IVEY Write-in 2009-286) Republican FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY Write-in SHERIFF FOR COURT OF (Vote for One) STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 1 YES PROPOSED LOCAL CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE SHANNON M OLIVER FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for One) Democrat AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1) (Vote for One) STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 1 NO DEBORAH BELL PASEUR RAY HAYSE Relating to Franklin County, proposing an Democrat Republican PROPOSED STATEWIDE amendment to the Constitution of Alabama WILLIAM G. BARNES TOMMY BRYAN Write-in Democrat Republican AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO (2) of 1901, to authorize the Legislature to Write-in FOR MEMBER, create a personnel appeals board or RICHARD C. SHELBY FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY Proposing an amendment to the Republican FRANKLIN COUNTY Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to amend personnel merit system for the employees Write-in CORONER BOARD OF EDUCATION, FOR COURT OF (Vote for One) to Section 269 of the Constitution of of the office of the sheriff; and to exempt CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE DISTRICT NO. 2 the chief deputy. (Proposed by Act No. ELZIE MALONE (Vote for One) Alabama of 1901, as amended by FOR UNITED STATES (Vote for One) Democrat 2010-280) REPRESENTATIVE, Amendment No. 111 to the Constitution of JIM MAIN Write-in Alabama of 1901, now appearing as 4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Republican TERRY WELBORN LOCAL AMENDMENT NO. 1 YES (Vote for One) Write-in Section 269 of the Official Recompilation of FOR MEMBER, Democrat Write-in the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as LOCAL AMENDMENT NO. 1 NO ROBERT ADERHOLT FRANKLIN COUNTY amended, relating to special county Republican FOR SECRETARY OF STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, (Vote for One) educational taxes, to provide that the taxes Write-in DISTRICT NO. 2 (Vote for One) may be levied by a majority vote, not by SCOTT GILLILAND FOR MEMBER, three-fifths vote, of those voting at the FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Democrat FRANKLIN COUNTY election. (Proposed by Act No. 2009-551) (Vote for One) BETH CHAPMAN TERRY WELBORN BOARD OF EDUCATION, Republican Democrat DISTRICT NO. 4 STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 2 YES JAMES H. ANDERSON Write-in Write-in (Vote for One) Democrat STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 2 NO LUTHER STRANGE Republican FOR STATE TREASURER (Vote for One) SHANNON D OLIVER PROPOSED STATEWIDE Write-in Democrat AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE (3) Write-in FOR STATE SENATOR, CHARLEY GRIMSLEY Proposing an amendment to the Democrat Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as DISTRICT NO. 6 YOUNG BOOZER (Vote for One) Republican amended, relating to the Alabama Trust ROGER BEDFORD, JR. Write-in Fund, to provide for the appropriation of Democrat funds in the Alabama Trust Fund to be JIM BONNER distributed for state and local transportation Republican FOR STATE AUDITOR Write-in (Vote for One) purposes and to provide for funds for the County and Municipal Government Capital FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, MIRANDA KARRINE JOSEPH Improvement Fund. (Proposed by Act No. Democrat 2010-555) DISTRICT NO. 18 SAMANTHA "Sam" SHAW (Vote for One) Republican JOHNNY MACK MORROW Write-in Democrat STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 3 YES Write-in FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NO. 3 NO (Vote for One) GLEN ZORN Democrat JOHN McMILLAN Republican Write-in BALLOT STYLE - 2 CONTINUE VOTING ON BACK END OF BALLOT.
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