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Turn the Ballot Over OFFICIAL BALLOT General Election Precinct Official's Initials Winneshiek County, Iowa Winneshiek County Auditor & Tuesday, November 8, 2016 Commissioner of Elections Pct 8 - Bloomfield Township 00801 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS Using blue or black ink, completely fill in the target next to the candidate or response of your choice like this: Write-in To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the target. Do not cross out. If you change your mind, exchange your ballot for a new one. The Judicial Ballot is located on the back of this ballot. Federal Offices State Offices For President and Vice President Partisan Offices For State Senator Vote for no more than ONE Team District 28 Donald J. Trump REP Vote for no more than One. Straight Party Political Organizations Michael R. Pence Michael Breitbach REP Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Hillary Clinton DEM Jan Heikes DEM Tim Kaine Libertarian Party (LIB) Troy Hageman LIB New Independent Party Iowa (NIP) Darrell L. Castle CON Other Political Organizations Scott N. Bradley (Write-in vote, if any) The following organizations have nominated Jill Stein GRN candidates for only one office: Ajamu Baraka For State Representative Constitution Party (CON) District 055 Independent Party (IND) Dan R. Vacek LMN Vote for no more than One. Iowa Green Party (GRN) Mark G. Elworth Legal Marijuana Now (LMN) Michael Bergan REP Party for Socialism and Gary Johnson LIB Pat Ritter DEM Liberation (PSL) Bill Weld Lynn Kahn NIP Straight Party Voting (Write-in vote, if any) Jay Stolba To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the target in front of the party County Offices name. Not all parties have nominated Gloria La Riva PSL candidates for all offices. Marking a Dennis J. Banks straight party vote does not include For County Board of Supervisors votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or Rocky Roque De La Fuente District 4 questions. Michael Steinberg Vote for no more than One. Evan McMullin John Logsdon REP Straight Party Voting Nathan Johnson Vote for no more than One. John Lensch DEM Republican Party REP Devin Humpal IND (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) Democratic Party DEM For United States Senator (Write-in vote, if any) Vote for no more than One. For County Auditor Libertarian Party LIB Charles E. Grassley REP Vote for no more than One. Patty Judge DEM Benjamin D. Steines REP New Independent Party Iowa NIP Charles Aldrich LIB NIP Jim Hennager (Write-in vote, if any) SampleMichael Luick-Thrams BallotFor County Sheriff Vote for no more than One. REP (Write-in vote, if any) Dan Marx For United States Representative District 1 (Write-in vote, if any) Vote for no more than One. Rod Blum REP TURN THE Monica Vernon DEM BALLOT OVER (Write-in vote, if any) Non Partisan Offices JUDICIAL BALLOT Notice to Voters: Vote on all names For Bloomfield Township Trustee by filling in the appropriate target below each name. Vote for no more than One. Shall the following Judges be retained in office? (Write-in vote, if any) For County Hospital Trustee Supreme Court Vote for no more than Two. Roger P. Huinker Daryl L. Hecht YES (Write-in vote, if any) NO Brent R. Appel (Write-in vote, if any) YES NO For Soil & Water Conservation Mark S. Cady District Commissioner YES Vote for no more than Three. NO Danny Leidahl Court of Appeals John F. Lubke David Roslien Gayle Vogel YES (Write-in vote, if any) NO David R. Danilson (Write-in vote, if any) YES NO (Write-in vote, if any) Richard H. Doyle YES For County Agricultural Extension Council NO Vote for no more than Four. Amanda Potterfield Kevin Lansing YES Jessica Rediske NO David W. Wise District Judge 1A (Write-in vote, if any) Michael J. Shubatt YES (Write-in vote, if any) NO (Write-in vote, if any) (Write-in vote, Sampleif any) Ballot TURN THE BALLOT OVER.
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