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General Election Sample Ballot General Election November 3, 2020 Elección General 3 De Noviembre, 2020 • Jeneral Eleksyon 3 Novanm, 2020 GENERAL ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 2020 ELECCIÓN GENERAL 3 DE NOVIEMBRE, 2020 • JENERAL ELEKSYON 3 NOVANM, 2020 President and Vice President State Representative - District 93 Fourth District Court of Appeal Presidente y Vice Presidente Representante Estatal - Distrito 93 Tribunal de Apelaciones del Cuarto Distrito Prezidan an Vis Prezidan Reprezantan Leta - Distri 93 Katriyèm Distrik Lakou Dapèl ❍ Donald J. Trump REP ❍ Chip LaMarca REP Shall Judge Alan O. Forst of the Fourth Michael R. Pence ❍ Linda Thompson Gonzalez DEM District Court of Appeal be retained in ❍ Joseph R. Biden DEM office? Kamala D. Harris State Representative - District 96 ¿Deberá retenerse en el cargo al Juez Alan ❍ Jo Jorgensen LPF Representante Estatal - Distrito 96 O. Forst del Tribunal del Cuarto Distrito de Jeremy “Spike” Cohen Reprezantan Leta - Distri 96 Apelaciones? ❍ Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente REF Èske se pou Jij Alan O. Forst nan katriyèm Darcy G. Richardson ❍ Christine Hunschofsky DEM distrik lakou dapèl rete nan pòs li a? ❍ Gloria La Riva PSL ❍ Sunil Freeman Write-in/Escribir/A lekri ❍ Yes/Si/Wi ❍ No/No/Non ❍ Howie Hawkins GRE Angela Nicole Walker State Representative - District 101 Fourth District Court of Appeal ❍ Don Blankenship CPF Representante Estatal - Distrito 101 Tribunal de Apelaciones del Cuarto Distrito William Mohr Reprezantan Leta - Distri 101 Katriyèm Distrik Lakou Dapèl ❍ Write-in/Escribir/A lekri ❍ Vincent “Vinny” Parlatore REP Shall Judge Mark W. Klingensmith of the ❍ Marie Woodson DEM Fourth District Court of Appeal be retained Representative in Congress - District 20 in office? Representante en el Congreso - Distrito 20 State Representative - District 103 ¿Deberá retenerse en el cargo al Juez Mark Reprezantan Nan Kongrè - Distri 20 Representante Estatal - Distrito 103 W. Klingensmith del Tribunal del Cuarto Reprezantan Leta - Distri 103 Distrito de Apelaciones? ❍ Greg Musselwhite REP Èske se pou Jij Mark W. Klingensmith nan ❍ Alcee L. Hastings DEM ❍ Tom Fabricio REP katriyèm distrik lakou dapèl rete nan pòs li a? ❍ Cindy Polo DEM Representative in Congress - District 22 ❍ Yes/Si/Wi ❍ No/No/Non Representante en el Congreso - Distrito 22 State Representative - District 104 Reprezantan Nan Kongrè - Distri 22 Representante Estatal - Distrito 104 Fourth District Court of Appeal Reprezantan Leta - Distri 104 Tribunal de Apelaciones del Cuarto Distrito ❍ James “Jim” Pruden REP Katriyèm Distrik Lakou Dapèl ❍ Ted Deutch DEM ❍ George Navarini REP ❍ Robin Bartleman DEM Shall Judge Martha C. Warner of the Fourth Representative in Congress - District 23 District Court of Appeal be retained in Representante en el Congreso - Distrito 23 State Representative - District 105 office? Reprezantan Nan Kongrè - Distri 23 Representante Estatal - Distrito 105 ¿Deberá retenerse en el cargo al Juez Martha Reprezantan Leta - Distri 105 C. Warner del Tribunal del Cuarto Distrito de ❍ Carla Spalding REP Apelaciones? ❍ Debbie Wasserman Schultz DEM ❍ David Borrero REP Èske se pou Jij Martha C. Warner nan katriyèm ❍ ❍ Maureen Porras DEM distrik lakou dapèl rete nan pòs li a? Write-in/Escribir/A lekri Sheriff ❍ Yes/Si/Wi ❍ No/No/Non Representative in Congress - District 24 Alguacil / Cherif Representante en el Congreso - Distrito 24 Circuit Judge - 17th Judicial Circuit - Reprezantan Nan Kongrè - Distri 24 ❍ H. Wayne Clark REP Group 16 ❍ Gregory Tony DEM Juez de Circuito - 17º Circuito Judicial - ❍ Lavern Spicer REP ❍ Charles “Chuck” Whatley NPA Grupo 16 ❍ Frederica Wilson DEM ❍ Jij Itineran nan - 17èm Sikui Jidisyè - ❍ Christine Alexandria Olivo NPA Write-in/Escribir/A lekri Gwoup 16 ❍ Write-in/Escribir/A lekri Supervisor of Elections ❍ Dennis Daniel Bailey Supervisor de Elecciones ❍ George Odom Jr State Attorney - 17th Judicial Circuit Sipevizè Eleksyon Yo Fiscal del Estado - 17º Circuito Judicial School Board At Large - Seat 9 Avoka Leta - 17èm Sikui Jidisyè ❍ Catherine McBreen REP Junta Escolar General - Escaño 9 ❍ Joe Scott DEM Konsey Lekòl Jeneral - Syej 9 ❍ Gregg Rossman REP ❍ ❍ Harold Fernandez Pryor DEM Write-in/Escribir/A lekri ❍ Debra Hixon ❍ Jeff Holness Public Defender - 17th Judicial Circuit County Commissioner - District 7 Defensor Público - 17º Circuito Judicial Comisionado del Condado - Distrito 7 Broward Soil and Water Conservation Defance Piblik - 17èm Sikui Jidisyè Komisè Konte - Distri 7 District - Seat 5 Distrito de Conservación de la Tierra y el ❍ Gordon Weekes DEM ❍ Timothy M. “Tim” Ryan DEM Agua de Broward - Escaño 5 ❍ ❍ Distrik Pou Konsève Latè Ak Dlo Nan Write-in/Escribir/A lekri Write-in/Escribir/A lekri Broward - Syèj 5 State Senator - District 29 County Commissioner - District 9 ❍ Fred Segal Senador Estatal - Distrito 29 Comisionado del Condado - Distrito 9 ❍ Beau Simon Sena Leta - Distri 29 Komisè Konte - Distri 9 ❍ Brian Norton REP ❍ Dale V.C. Holness DEM Sample ballots for the November 3, 2020 ❍ Tina Polsky DEM ❍ Municipal Elections will be published by each Write-in/Escribir/A lekri Municipality as required by their charter. State Senator - District 35 Las boletas de muestra para las Elecciones Senador Estatal - Distrito 35 Justice of the Supreme Court Municipales del 3 de noviembre, 2020 serán Sena Leta - Distri 35 Magistrado en el Tribunal Supremo publicadas por cada municipio según requerido Jistis Nan Lakou Siprèm por su estatuto. ❍ Shevrin “Shev” Jones DEM Echantiyon biltenvòt pou Eleksyon Minisipal 3 ❍ Shall Justice Carlos G. Muñiz of the Supreme Novanm 2020 yo pral pibliye pa chak minisipalite jan yo mande sa nan lwa pa yo. Write-in/Escribir/A lekri Court be retained in office? ¿Deberá retenerse en el cargo al Magistrado THE FOLLOWING CITIES WILL HOLD AN State Representative - District 92 Carlos G. Muñiz del Tribunal Supremo? ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 3, 2020: Representante Estatal - Distrito 92 Èske se pou jistis Carlos G. Muñiz nan lakou Coconut Creek, Cooper City, Coral Springs, Dania Reprezantan Leta - Distri 92 siprèm rete nan pòs li a? Beach, Davie, Fort Lauderdale, Hallandale Beach, Hollywood, Lauderdale Lakes, Lauderhill, Margate, North Lauderdale, Oakland Park, Parkland, Plantation, ❍ Patricia Hawkins-Williams DEM ❍ Yes/Si/Wi ❍ No/No/Non Pompano Beach, Southwest Ranches, Sunrise, ❍ Nancy St. Clair NPA Tamarac, West Park, Weston and Wilton Manors. GENERAL ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 2020 ELECCIÓN GENERAL 3 DE NOVIEMBRE, 2020 • JENERAL ELEKSYON 3 NOVANM, 2020 State of Florida Constitutional Amendments No. 1 Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Constitutional Amendment dos elecciones, y no solo en una, para que surtan efecto. La Article VI, Section 2 Article VI, Section 5 propuesta aplica los umbrales actuales para la aprobación de Núm. 1 Enmienda Constitucional Núm. 3 Enmienda Constitucional cada una de las dos elecciones. Artículo VI, Sección 2 Artículo VI, Sección 5 Es probable que la enmienda propuesta resulte en costos No. 1 Amannman Konstitisyonèl No. 3 Amannman Konstitisyonèl adicionales del gobierno local y estatal para realizar elecciones Atik VI, Seksyon 2 Atik VI, Seksyon 5 en la Florida. En general, estos costos variarán de un ciclo electoral a otro dependiendo de las circunstancias únicas Citizenship Requirement to Vote in Florida Elections All Voters Vote in Primary Elections for State Legislature, de cada boleta y no pueden estimarse en este momento. Los This amendment provides that only United States Citizens Governor, and Cabinet factores clave que determinan el costo incluyen el número de who are at least eighteen years of age, a permanent resident Allows all registered voters to vote in primaries for state enmiendas que aparecen por segunda vez en cada boleta y of Florida, and registered to vote, as provided by law, shall be legislature, governor, and cabinet regardless of political la longitud de esas enmiendas. Dado que el costo máximo qualified to vote in a Florida election. party affiliation. All candidates for an office, including party del estado es probablemente inferior a $ 1 millón por ciclo, Because the proposed amendment is not expected to result nominated candidates, appear on the same primary ballot. pero el impacto no puede cuantificarse de manera discreta, se in any changes to the voter registration process in Florida, Two highest vote getters advance to general election. If only desconoce el cambio en el presupuesto del estado. Del mismo it will have no impact on state or local government costs or two candidates qualify, no primary is held and winner is modo, el impacto económico no se puede modelar, aunque se revenue. Further, it will have no effect on the state’s economy. determined in general election. Candidate’s party affiliation espera que el aumento del gasto esté por debajo del umbral may appear on ballot as provided by law. Effective January que produciría un impacto económico a nivel estatal. Debido a Requisito de ciudadanía para votar en las elecciones de 1, 2024. que no hay ingresos vinculados a la votación en la Florida, no Florida. It is probable that the proposed amendment will result in habrá impacto en los impuestos o tarifas gubernamentales. Esta enmienda establece que solo los ciudadanos de los Estados additional local government costs to conduct elections in EL IMPACTO FINANCIERO DE ESTA ENMIENDA NO SE Unidos que tengan al menos dieciocho años de edad, sean Florida. The Financial Impact Estimating Conference projects PUEDE DETERMINAR DEBIDO A LAS AMBIGÜEDADES E residentes permanentes de la Florida y estén registrados para that the combined costs across counties will range from $5.2 INCERTIDUMBRES RELACIONADAS AL
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