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East Amwell Township • 7Th Congressional District • Hunterdon County, New Jersey Mary H THIS BALLOT CANNOT BE VOTED. IT IS A SAMPLE OF THE OFFICIAL GENERAL AND SCHOOL ELECTION BALLOT USED IN THE VOTING MACHINES ON ELECTION DAY. OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOT East Amwell Township • 7th Congressional District • Hunterdon County, New Jersey Mary H. Melfi Tuesday, November 8, 2016 Hunterdon County Clerk U.S. HOUSE OF PRESIDENTIAL SHERIFF COUNTY CLERK BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OFFICE TITLE REPRESENTATIVES Three (3) Year Term Five (5) Year Term Three (3) Year Term Three (3) Year Term ELECTORS FOR Two (2) Year Term Vote for One (1) Pair Vote for One (1) Vote for One (1) Vote for Two (2) Vote for Two (2) Vote for One (1) DONALD J. TRUMP LEONARD FREDERICK W. MARY H. JOHN SUZANNE KEVIN RICHARD REPUBLICAN MICHAEL R. PENCE LANCE BROWN MELFI LANZA LAGAY OSTRANDER WOLFE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON PETER NO NO MARGARET W. NO CANDICE D. KATHARINE MARY JACOB NOMINATION NOMINATION BROWNE NOMINATION WIGGUM MARTIN DEMOCRATIC TIMOTHY MICHAEL KAINE MADE MADE MADE GLORIA LA RIVA ARTHUR T. HAUSSMANN JR. NOMINATION BY PETITION EUGENE PURYEAR Conservative Party Socialism and Liberation GARY JOHNSON DAN O’NEILL NOMINATION BY PETITION WILLIAM WELD Libertarian Party Libertarian Party JILL STEIN NOMINATION BY PETITION AJAMU BARAKA Green Party DARRELL CASTLE NOMINATION BY PETITION SCOTT BRADLEY Constitution Party ROCKY ROQUE DE LA FUENTE NOMINATION BY PETITION MICHAEL STEINBERG American Delta Party ALYSON KENNEDY NOMINATION BY PETITION OSBORNE HART Socialist Workers Party MONICA MOOREHEAD NOMINATION BY PETITION LAMONT LILLY Workers World Party WRITE-IN STATE PUBLIC QUESTIONS TO BE VOTED UPON TOWNSHIP OF EAST AMWELL PUBLIC QUESTION STATE PUBLIC QUESTION #1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO PERMIT CASINO GAMBLING IN TWO COUNTIES OTHER THAN ATLANTIC COUNTY SHALL THE TOWNSHIP OF EAST AMWELL BE AUTHORIZED TO UTILIZE THE TOWNSHIP'S OPEN SPACE TRUST FUND FOR Do you approve amending the Constitution to permit casino gambling in two additional counties in this State? At present, casino gam- YES ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES OR A COMBINATION OF ANY OF THEM WITHOUT INCREASING THE CURRENT TAX LEVY: bling is allowed only in Atlantic City in Atlantic County. A) Acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes; Only one casino in each of the two counties would be permitted. Each casino is to be located in a town that is at least 72 miles NO B) Development of lands acquired for recreation and conservation purposes; YES from Atlantic City. The amendment would allow certain persons to apply first for a casino license. C) Maintenance of lands acquired for recreation and conservation purposes; D) Acquisition of farmland for farmland preservation purposes; NO INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT E) Historic preservation of historic properties, structures, facilities, sites, areas, or At present, casino gambling is allowed only in Atlantic City in Atlantic County. This amendment would allow the Legislature to pass laws to per- 1) objects, and the acquisition of such properties, structures, facilities, sites, areas, or mit casino gambling to take place in two other counties in this State. 2) objects for historic preservation purposes; Only one casino in each of the two counties would be permitted. Each casino is to be located in a town that is at least 72 miles from Atlantic F) Payment of debt service on an indebtedness incurred by the municipality for any of the above purposes. City. The amendment would allow certain persons to apply first for a casino license. The laws passed by the Legislature would provide for the location and type of casinos and the licensing and taxing of the operation and equip- INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT ment. This ballot question seeks to update the 1998 ballot question which permitted the creation of the East Amwell Open Space Trust The amendment provides that the State’s share of revenue from the operation of the two casinos and of the casinos in Atlantic City would be used Fund ("Trust Fund "), and authorized an annual real property tax levy not to exceed $.04 per $100 of assessed value to fund such for programs and property tax relief for senior citizens and disabled residents. It would also be used for the recovery, stabilization, or improvement Trust Fund. Pursuant to the 1998 ballot question, the Township is authorized to utilize the Trust Fund only to acquire land for farm of Atlantic City and other purposes as provided by law. Lesser portions would be used to aid the thoroughbred and standardbred horsemen in this land preservation purposes and payment of debt service for farmland preservation. The current question before you WOULD NOT State and each town and county in which a casino is located. AUTHORIZE A CHANGE OR INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT OF THE EXISTING TAX LEVY. A "yes" vote on the question would allow the Trust Fund (containing the monies raised by the aforementioned tax levy) to be used for, in addition to farm land purchases and STATE PUBLIC QUESTION #2 debt service on those purchases, the acquisition, development, and maintenance of lands, such as Clawson Park, for recreation CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO DEDICATE ADDITIONAL REVENUES TO STATE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM and conservation and preservation of historic properties, structures, facilities, sites, areas, or objects, and the acquisition of such Do you approve amending the Constitution to dedicate all revenue from the State motor fuels tax and petroleum products gross receipts properties, structures, facilities, sites, areas, or objects for historic preservation purposes and for debt service on indebtedness tax to the Transportation Trust Fund? incurred for any of those purposes. A "yes" vote also ensures township's ability to leverage matching grants of up to 50% of purchase This amendment would provide that an additional three cents of the current motor fuels tax on diesel fuel, which is not dedicated for YES price from New Jersey Green Acres and the Hunterdon County Open Space Trust Fund. transportation purposes, be dedicated to the Transportation Trust Fund. In doing so, the entire State tax on diesel fuel would be used for transportation purposes. The entire State tax on gasoline is currently dedicated to the Transportation Trust Fund and used for trans- NO portation purposes. The amendment would also provide that all of the revenue from the current State tax on petroleum products gross receipts be dedi- cated to the Transportation Trust Fund. In doing so, the entire State tax on petroleum products gross receipts would be used for trans- portation purposes. OFFICIAL SCHOOL ELECTION BALLOT This amendment does not change the current tax on motor fuels or petroleum products gross receipts. EAST AMWELL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT This amendment would dedicate all of the revenue from the State tax on motor fuels to the Transportation Trust Fund. The current dedication is MEMBERSHIP TO THE 10.5 cents per gallon on gasoline and diesel fuel. The amendment would include an additional three cents of the tax on diesel fuel that is not cur- BOARD OF EDUCATION rently dedicated. The total revenue from the tax on motor fuels this fiscal year is estimated to be $541 million. THREE (3) YEAR TERM The amendment also dedicates all of the revenue from the tax on gross receipts of the sale of petroleum products to the Transportation Trust VOTE FOR THREE (3) Fund. The current minimum dedication is $200 million per year. This fiscal year, the revenue from the tax on gross receipts of the sale of petro- DOREEN CHARLES T. CHARLES H. leum products is estimated to be $215 million. CANDIDATES KRAYCIRIK MILLER MILES JR. The amendment does not change the current tax on motor fuels or petroleum products gross receipts. The dedication to the Transportation Trust WRITE IN Fund ensures that the revenue is only used for transportation purposes. TO RECORD YOUR VOTE DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS CAST VOTE BUTTON INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING 1 PRESS THE BUTTON TO THE RIGHT OF THE CANDIDATE OF YOUR CHOICE; A GREEN ARROW WILL APPEAR SIGNIFYING YOUR SELECTION. 2 TO VOTE IN FAVOR OF A PROPOSITION OR PROPOSAL, PRESS THE I BUTTON TO THE RIGHT OF THE WORD “YES”. TO VOTE AGAINST THE PROPOSITION OR PROPOSAL, PRESS THE I BUTTON TO THE RIGHT OF THE WORD “NO”. A GREEN ARROW WILL APPEAR NEXT TO YOUR SELECTION. 3 TO CHANGE ANY SELECTION, PRESS THE BUTTON AGAIN. THE GREEN ARROW WILL DISAPPEAR AND YOU MAY MAKE A NEW SELECTION. CAST VOTE 4 AFTER YOU HAVE COMPLETED ALL YOUR SELECTIONS, THEN PRESS THE BUTTON LOCATED IN THE LOWER RIGHT HAND CORNER OF THE MACHINE. THIS ELECTRONICALLY RECORDS ALL YOUR VOTES. 5 PART THE CURTAINS AND EXIT THE VOTING BOOTH. WARNING that an improperly cast write-in vote will be void and not counted. When choosing a personal choice (write-in),whatever office you choose to put in a personal choice for, that is the only office to which the vote will be counted. Any improperly cast vote will not be counted. Please read the face of the ballot carefully before taking this option. Should you have any questions regarding the personal choice, please ask the district board worker before entering the voting booth. PERSONAL CHOICE (WRITE-IN) INSTRUCTIONS 1 UPON ENTERING THE VOTING BOOTH, LOCATE THE OFFICE YOU WISH TO VOTE FOR (OFFICES WILL BE LISTED AT THE TOP OF THE BALLOT) AND FOLLOW THIS COLUMN DOWN TO THE PERSONAL CHOICE COLUMN AND PRESS THE BUTTON. 2 A GREEN “ ” ARROW WILL BEGIN TO FLASH. (NOTE: THE “ ” WILL CONTINUE TO FLASH UNTIL THE WRITE-IN IS COMPLETED). 3 AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BALLOT IS THE MAROON WRITE-IN PAD, WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY WAIST HIGH. TYPE IN THE FIRST NAME OF THE CANDIDATE FOR WHOM YOU WISH TO VOTE, USE THE ARROW KEY FOR THE SPACE, AND THEN TYPE IN THE LAST NAME.
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