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Party Ballot No-Party Ballot GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NOVEMBER 6, 2018 A STATE OF NORTH DAKOTAB LAMOURE COUNTY C To vote for the candidate of your choice, you Attorney General County Commissioner must darken the oval ( R ) next to the name of Vote for no more than ONE name that candidate. District 2 Vote for no more than ONE name To vote for a person whose name is not printed Wayne Stenehjem on the ballot, you must darken the oval ( R ) Republican Party next to the blank line provided and write that David Clark Thompson Bruce Klein person's name on the blank line. Democratic-NPL Party PARTY BALLOT United States Senator Agriculture Commissioner County Commissioner Vote for no more than ONE name Vote for no more than ONE name District 4 Kevin Cramer Jim Dotzenrod Vote for no more than ONE name Republican Party Democratic-NPL Party Heidi Heitkamp Doug Goehring Robert (Bob) Flath Democratic-NPL Party Republican Party Representative in Congress Public Service Commissioner County State's Attorney Vote for no more than ONE name Vote for no more than ONE name Vote for no more than ONE name Kelly Armstrong Jean (Jeannie) Brandt Kimberly Radermacher Republican Party Democratic-NPL Party Mac Schneider Randy Christmann James T. Shockman Democratic-NPL Party Republican Party Charles Tuttle independent nomination County Recorder Public Service Commissioner Vote for no more than ONE name Unexpired 2-Year Term State Senator Vote for no more than ONE name Laurie Good District 29 Vote for no more than ONE name Casey Buchmann Democratic-NPL Party County Treasurer Katherine Roth Brian K Kroshus Democratic-NPL Party Republican Party Vote for no more than ONE name Terry M Wanzek Cindy Worrel Republican Party Tax Commissioner Vote for no more than ONE name County Sheriff State Representative Ryan Rauschenberger Vote for no more than ONE name District 29 Republican Party Vote for no more than TWO names Kylie Oversen Alan Ian Mattice Democratic-NPL Party Mary Schlosser Robert Fernandes Democratic-NPL Party Craig Headland NO-PARTY BALLOT Republican Party To vote for the candidate of your choice, you Lori Carlson must darken the oval ( R ) next to the name of Supervisor, Soil Conservation District Democratic-NPL Party that candidate. Vote for no more than ONE name Chet Pollert To vote for a person whose name is not printed Republican Party on the ballot, you must darken the oval ( R ) next to the blank line provided and write that Ann Moch person's name on the blank line. Justice of the Supreme Court Vote for no more than ONE name County Official Newspaper Secretary of State Lisa Fair McEvers Vote for no more than ONE name Vote for no more than ONE name Josh Boschee Robert V Bolinske Sr LaMoure Chronicle Democratic-NPL Party Michael (Coach) Coachman Edgeley Mail independent nomination Alvin A (Al) Jaeger Judge of the District Court independent nomination Southeast Judicial District Judgeship No. 3 Vote for no more than ONE name Brad Cruff Official Ballot All ballots, other than those used LAMOURE COUNTY to vote absentee, must first be November 6, 2018 initialed by appropriate election officials in order to be counted. ____________ Initials A B C Typ:01 Seq:0001 Spl:01 7.7.2.0 / 012503-14 © Election Systems & Software, Inc. 1981, 2013 GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 D STATE OF NORTH DAKOTAE LAMOURE COUNTY F MEASURES BALLOT Initiated Statutory Measure No. 3 County Measure No. 1 This initiated measure would amend the North Should the current emergency service Dakota Century Code by removing hashish, communication (9-1-1) fee of $1.00 per month Vote by darkening the oval ( R ) next to the marijuana, and tetrahydrocannabinols from the per communication connection applied to all word "YES" or "NO" following the explanation of list of schedule I controlled substances in assessed communications services (telephone each measure. section 19-03.1-05. It would create chapter access line, wireless access line, and unique 66-01, which would define the terms marijuana voice over internet protocol service) be and marijuana paraphernalia and prohibit increased to a maximum local (not to exceed) Initiated Constitutional Measure No. 1 prosecution of any person over the age of 21 for collection of $1.50 per month per This initiated measure would add a new article any non-violent marijuana related activity communication connection commencing on July to the North Dakota Constitution establishing a (including growing, manufacturing, distributing, 1, 2019, for the operation and maintenance of North Dakota ethics commission. The selling, or testing marijuana) or drug the emergency services communications (9-1-1) commission, using funds provided by the paraphernalia relating to any non-violent system for LaMoure County? legislature, would be responsible for adopting marijuana activity, except for the sale of A "Yes" vote means you approve the increase of rules related to corruption, elections, and marijuana to a person under the age of 21. Any the local fee up to $1.50 per month. lobbying and for reporting and investigating language in the North Dakota Century Code that alleged violations of those rules and related conflicts with chapter 66-01, including the A "No" vote means you do not approve the state laws. The measure would provide for prohibitions on prosecution, is nullified and increase of the local fee and it would remain at prohibitions for lobbyists related to gift giving repealed. The measure also would add $1.00 per month. and delivery of campaign contributions and penalties for individuals under the age of prohibitions for public officials against lobbying, twenty-one in possession of, or attempting to use of campaign contributions, and conflicts of distribute, marijuana; and provide penalties for YES - Means you approve the interest in certain proceedings. The measure individuals who distribute marijuana to anyone measure summarized above. would direct the legislative assembly to enact under the age of twenty-one. It would amend laws that require electronically accessible public the definition of drug paraphernalia in section disclosure of the source of funds spent (in any 19-03.4-01 to apply only to non-marijuana medium and in an amount greater than two controlled substances. It would amend section NO - Means you reject the measure hundred dollars) to influence statewide and 25-03.1-45 to require the automatic summarized above. legislative elections and statewide ballot expungement of the record of an individual who measures or to lobby or otherwise influence has a drug conviction for a controlled substance state government action. In a conflict between that has been legalized; create an appeals this article and any other provision in the North process for an individual who believes the state Dakota Constitution, the provisions of this article did not expunge a record properly; and eliminate would control. the state's sovereign immunity for damages resulting from expungement lawsuits. YES - Means you approve the YES - Means you approve the measure summarized above. measure summarized above. NO - Means you reject the measure NO - Means you reject the measure summarized above. summarized above. Initiated Constitutional Measure No. 2 Initiated Statutory Measure No. 4 This initiated measure would amend Article II of This initiated measure would add a new section the North Dakota Constitution to state that "only to chapter 39-04 of the North Dakota Century a citizen" of the United States is a qualified Code requiring the Department of elector, instead of the current provision that Transportation to issue red personalized vehicle states "every citizen" of the United States is a plates to volunteer emergency responders. The qualified elector. The measure also would state plates would be provided at no cost to the that only a qualified elector may vote in any volunteers and would serve as an entrance pass general, special, or primary election for a to all North Dakota state parks. Qualifications federal, statewide, state legislative, district, and verification procedures for the plates would county, township, city, or school district office or be designated by the Department of ballot measure. Transportation in cooperation with the volunteer organizations. YES - Means you approve the YES - Means you approve the measure summarized above. measure summarized above. NO - Means you reject the measure NO - Means you reject the measure summarized above. summarized above. VOTE BOTH SIDES D E F Typ:01 Seq:0001 Spl:01.
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