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A PCT CL10 B CL10 C Sample Ballot - Republican Party Primary Onslow County, North Carolina R0099 March 3, 2020 *R0099* BALLOT MARKING INSTRUCTIONS: A. With the marking device provided or a black ball point pen, completely fill in the oval to the left of each candidate or selection of your choice as shown. B. If you tear, deface or wrongly mark this ballot, return it to request a replacement. FEDERAL OFFICES NC Lieutenant Governor NC Commissioner of Labor (You may vote for ONE) (You may vote for ONE) John L. Ritter Chuck Stanley Presidential Preference (You may vote for ONE) Mark Robinson Josh Dobson Donald J. Trump Scott Stone Pearl Burris Floyd Joe Walsh Andy Wells Bill Weld Buddy Bengel NC Secretary of State No Preference Deborah Cochran (You may vote for ONE) Renee Ellmers E.C. Sykes Greg Gebhardt Chad Brown US Senate (You may vote for ONE) Mark Johnson Michael LaPaglia Thom Tillis Paul Wright NC Superintendent of NC Attorney General (You may vote for ONE) Public Instruction Larry Holmquist (You may vote for ONE) Sharon Y. Hudson Jim O'Neill Catherine Truitt Sam Hayes Craig Horn Christine Mumma STATE OFFICES NC State Senate District 6 NC Auditor (You may vote for ONE) (You may vote for ONE) Bob Williams NC Governor (You may vote for ONE) Anthony Wayne (Tony) Michael A. Lazzara Street Dan Forest Holly Grange Tim Hoegemeyer NC Commissioner of Insurance (You may vote for ONE) Ronald Pierce Mike Causey Continue voting next side E A B North Carolina C Ballot Style R0099 -- VOTE BOTH SIDES -- D PCT CL10 E CL10 F DISTRICT OFFICES NC District Court Judge District 4 Seat 7 (You may vote for ONE) William Shanahan Tim Smith COUNTY OFFICES Board of Commissioners (You may vote for FIVE) Walter J. Scott William Argenbright Royce Bennett Jack Bright Paul Buchanan Jonathan B. Delle Barbara Humphrey Garrett Robin L. Knapp Cynthia LaCorte BOARD OF EDUCATION Board of Education (You may vote for FOUR) Melissa Oakley Ken Reddic Joseph Speranza Eric Whitfield Laura Deptola Crystal (Christy) Lopez End of Ballot D E North Carolina F Ballot Style R0099 -- VOTE BOTH SIDES --.

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