STATE OF KANSAS OFFICIAL GENERAL BALLOT
A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs Christopher E. Renner BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs Christopher E. Renner BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sydney Carlin Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Lee Modesitt Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs Christopher E. Renner BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? 53 Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sydney Carlin Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Lee Modesitt Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs Christopher E. Renner BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? Kansas City Democratic
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sydney Carlin Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Lee Modesitt Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Christopher E. Renner 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Democratic 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Republican THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in 44 Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sydney Carlin Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Lee Modesitt Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be 44 Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sydney Carlin Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Lee Modesitt Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Christopher E. Renner 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Democratic 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Republican THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in 44 Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? 53 Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sydney Carlin Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Lee Modesitt Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Christopher E. Renner 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Democratic 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Republican THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in 44 Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? Kansas City Democratic
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Susan Mosier Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Manhattan Reform Andrew P. Gray Tom Hawk Topeka Manhattan Democratic Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic
45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Susan Mosier Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Manhattan Reform Andrew P. Gray Tom Hawk Topeka Manhattan Democratic Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic
45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Susan Mosier Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Manhattan Reform Andrew P. Gray Tom Hawk Topeka Manhattan Democratic Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic
45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala 53 Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Susan Mosier Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Manhattan Reform Andrew P. Gray Tom Hawk Topeka Manhattan Democratic Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic
45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Susan Mosier Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Manhattan Reform Andrew P. Gray Tom Hawk Topeka Manhattan Democratic Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican
46 No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Susan Mosier Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Manhattan Reform Andrew P. Gray Tom Hawk Topeka Manhattan Democratic Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican
46 No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Lee Modesitt Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sydney Carlin Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican
46 No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala 53 Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Lee Modesitt Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sydney Carlin Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican
46 No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Lee Modesitt Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sydney Carlin Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in 47
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Susan Mosier Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Manhattan Reform Andrew P. Gray Tom Hawk Topeka Manhattan Democratic Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Christopher E. Renner 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Democratic 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Republican THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in 47 Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Lee Modesitt Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sydney Carlin Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Christopher E. Renner 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Democratic 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Republican THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in 47 Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? 53 Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in 47
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Lee Modesitt Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sydney Carlin Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Christopher E. Renner 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Democratic 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Republican THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Supreme Court Justices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTION NUMBER ONE Hays Republican Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis being retained in office, darken the oval to Overland Park Reform the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six a Justice of the Supreme Court being Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic retained in office, darken the oval to the left Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver of the word "No." Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Topeka Republican 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Write-in No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Kelly Kultala retained in office? 53 Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Lee Modesitt Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sydney Carlin Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1)
49 FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Lee Modesitt Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sydney Carlin Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1)
49 FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Lee Modesitt Andover Manhattan Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sydney Carlin Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1)
49 FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala 53 Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) 42 FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1)
49 FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be 44 Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
Write-in DARKEN THE ______( ) OVAL Write-in COMPLETELY
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be 44 Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Supreme Court Justices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE QUESTION NUMBER ONE RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER being retained in office, darken the oval to 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE the left of the word "Yes." To vote against OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas a Justice of the Supreme Court being 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian retained in office, darken the oval to the left 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs of the word "No." BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Piper Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be National Offices Derek Langseth retained in office? Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Yes Vote for One (1) Write-in No
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Hays Republican Vote for One (1) 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis office? Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Yes Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver No Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Independence Republican Write-in No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 40 retained in office? Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Yes 2nd District Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER No Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Topeka Republican No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be 44 Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney retained in office? Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Yes Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No Write-in Write-in
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala 53 Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Andover Manhattan Reform Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Tom Hawk Manhattan Democratic Andrew P. Gray Susan Mosier Topeka Manhattan Republican Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs Christopher E. Renner BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Township Offices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR ASHLAND TOWNSHIP Hays Republican Vote for One (1) Clerk Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Vote for One (1) Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six John W. Slocombe Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Manhattan Republican Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Write-in Derek Schmidt Independence Republican Write-in 40 Supreme Court Justices Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE QUESTION NUMBER ONE 2nd District Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court FOR STATE TREASURER being retained in office, darken the oval to Vote for One (1) the left of the word "Yes." To vote against 43 Lynn Jenkins a Justice of the Supreme Court being Topeka Republican retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No." 44 Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Topeka 67th District No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) retained in office? Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Yes Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier No Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, QUESTION NUMBER ONE No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Overland Park, Position Number 13, retained in office? Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in To vote in favor of any Constitutional office? Amendment upon this ballot, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote Yes Yes against it, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". No No
Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Explanatory statement. The purpose of this amendment is to preserve QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court self, family, home and state, and for all being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to other lawful purposes, including hunting the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against and recreation. a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the A vote for this amendment would of the word "No." word "No." constitutionally preserve the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st and for lawful hunting and recreational No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in use, and for any other lawful purpose. retained in office? office? A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a Yes Yes person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, No No and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, Shall the following be adopted? Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be be retained in office? retained in office? § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to Yes Yes bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home No No and state, for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, purpose; but standing armies, in time of Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall be retained in office? not be tolerated, and the military shall be in strict subordination to the civil power. Yes Yes
No No
Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, QUESTION NUMBER TWO Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with Yes mental illness from voting.
No A vote for this amendment would ensure that the right to vote for persons with mental illness cannot be taken away by Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. the legislature. 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the Yes legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. No Shall the following be adopted?
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, § 2. Disqualification to vote. The Position No. 12, Kansas Court of legislature may, by law, exclude persons Appeals, be retained in office? from voting because of mental illness or commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under Yes the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to No his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR BALA TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Carl Larson 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Leonardville Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic
45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Andover Riley Libertarian Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sharon Schwartz Washington Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR CENTER TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Write-in 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Supreme Court Justices Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth QUESTION NUMBER ONE Valley Center Reform To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR being retained in office, darken the oval to Vote for One (1) Write-in the left of the word "Yes." To vote against a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL of the word "No." Hays Republican Vote for One (1) Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Overland Park Reform No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six retained in office? Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver Yes Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt No Independence Republican Write-in 40 Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Write-in 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE office? 2nd District Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER Yes Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins No Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes retained in office? Girard Democratic Wichita Republican Yes Write-in Write-in No
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Vote for One (1) No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be FOR GOVERNOR AND retained in office? LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger Yes Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland No Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Andover Riley Libertarian Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sharon Schwartz Washington Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR FANCY CREEK TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Travis Stumpff 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Leonardville Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic
45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala 53 Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Andover Riley Libertarian Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sharon Schwartz Washington Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR GRANT TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Fred Willich 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic
45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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22 National Offices Derek Langseth Improvement Districts Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR DIRECTOR OF IMPROVEMENT Vote for One (1) Write-in DISTRICT BLUE RIVER HILLS IMP DIST Vote for Three or Fewer Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Dawn Belville Hays Republican Vote for One (1) Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Candice Lane Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Tony M. Siebold Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Write-in Derek Schmidt Independence Republican Write-in Write-in 40 Write-in Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 2nd District Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER Supreme Court Justices Vote for One (1)
43 Lynn Jenkins QUESTION NUMBER ONE Topeka Republican To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney being retained in office, darken the oval to Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic the left of the word "Yes." To vote against 45 Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes a Justice of the Supreme Court being Girard Democratic Wichita Republican retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No."
Write-in Write-in Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Baldwin City Write-in 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Kelly Kultala office? Kansas City Democratic
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Andover Manhattan Democratic No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion retained in office? Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Yes Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian No Write-in
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Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, QUESTION NUMBER ONE No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Overland Park, Position Number 13, retained in office? Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in To vote in favor of any Constitutional office? Amendment upon this ballot, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote Yes Yes against it, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". No No
Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Explanatory statement. The purpose of this amendment is to preserve QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court self, family, home and state, and for all being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to other lawful purposes, including hunting the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against and recreation. a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the A vote for this amendment would of the word "No." word "No." constitutionally preserve the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st and for lawful hunting and recreational No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in use, and for any other lawful purpose. retained in office? office? A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a Yes Yes person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, No No and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, Shall the following be adopted? Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be be retained in office? retained in office? § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to Yes Yes bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home No No and state, for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, purpose; but standing armies, in time of Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall be retained in office? not be tolerated, and the military shall be in strict subordination to the civil power. Yes Yes
No No
Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, QUESTION NUMBER TWO Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with Yes mental illness from voting.
No A vote for this amendment would ensure that the right to vote for persons with mental illness cannot be taken away by Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. the legislature. 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the Yes legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. No Shall the following be adopted?
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, § 2. Disqualification to vote. The Position No. 12, Kansas Court of legislature may, by law, exclude persons Appeals, be retained in office? from voting because of mental illness or commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under Yes the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to No his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR JACKSON TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Frank Hagenmaier 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Randolph Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 46 retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Andover Riley Libertarian Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Sharon Schwartz Washington Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR MADISON TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Charles Peterson 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Riley Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 46 retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sharon Schwartz Andover Washington Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Riley Libertarian Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Gregory L. Tilley 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be 46 retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala 53 Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs Christopher E. Renner BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Democratic THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Township Offices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP Hays Republican Vote for One (1) Clerk Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Vote for One (1) Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Gregory L. Tilley Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Manhattan Republican Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Write-in Derek Schmidt Independence Republican Write-in 40 Supreme Court Justices Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE QUESTION NUMBER ONE 2nd District Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court FOR STATE TREASURER being retained in office, darken the oval to Vote for One (1) the left of the word "Yes." To vote against 43 Lynn Jenkins a Justice of the Supreme Court being Topeka Republican retained in office, darken the oval to the left Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney of the word "No." Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 46 retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Topeka 67th District No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) retained in office? Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Yes Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier No Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, QUESTION NUMBER ONE No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Overland Park, Position Number 13, retained in office? Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in To vote in favor of any Constitutional office? Amendment upon this ballot, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote Yes Yes against it, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". No No
Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Explanatory statement. The purpose of this amendment is to preserve QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court self, family, home and state, and for all being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to other lawful purposes, including hunting the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against and recreation. a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the A vote for this amendment would of the word "No." word "No." constitutionally preserve the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st and for lawful hunting and recreational No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in use, and for any other lawful purpose. retained in office? office? A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a Yes Yes person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, No No and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, Shall the following be adopted? Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be be retained in office? retained in office? § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to Yes Yes bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home No No and state, for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, purpose; but standing armies, in time of Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall be retained in office? not be tolerated, and the military shall be in strict subordination to the civil power. Yes Yes
No No
Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, QUESTION NUMBER TWO Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with Yes mental illness from voting.
No A vote for this amendment would ensure that the right to vote for persons with mental illness cannot be taken away by Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. the legislature. 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the Yes legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. No Shall the following be adopted?
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, § 2. Disqualification to vote. The Position No. 12, Kansas Court of legislature may, by law, exclude persons Appeals, be retained in office? from voting because of mental illness or commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under Yes the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to No his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Gregory L. Tilley 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in 47 Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Gregory L. Tilley 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in 47 Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 66th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sydney Carlin Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Lee Modesitt Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR MAY DAY TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Howard Sump 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Randolph Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in 47 Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala 53 Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sharon Schwartz Andover Washington Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Riley Libertarian Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Constitutional Amendment
QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Christopher E. Renner 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Democratic 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Republican THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Township Offices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR OGDEN TOWNSHIP Hays Republican Vote for One (1) Clerk Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Vote for One (1) Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Richard Holley Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Manhattan Republican Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Write-in Derek Schmidt Independence Republican Write-in 40 Supreme Court Justices Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE QUESTION NUMBER ONE 2nd District Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court FOR STATE TREASURER being retained in office, darken the oval to Vote for One (1) the left of the word "Yes." To vote against 43 Lynn Jenkins a Justice of the Supreme Court being Topeka Republican retained in office, darken the oval to the left Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney of the word "No." Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in 47 Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Topeka 67th District No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) retained in office? Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Yes Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier No Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, QUESTION NUMBER ONE No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Overland Park, Position Number 13, retained in office? Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in To vote in favor of any Constitutional office? Amendment upon this ballot, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote Yes Yes against it, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". No No
Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Explanatory statement. The purpose of this amendment is to preserve QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court self, family, home and state, and for all being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to other lawful purposes, including hunting the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against and recreation. a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the A vote for this amendment would of the word "No." word "No." constitutionally preserve the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st and for lawful hunting and recreational No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in use, and for any other lawful purpose. retained in office? office? A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a Yes Yes person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, No No and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, Shall the following be adopted? Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be be retained in office? retained in office? § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to Yes Yes bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home No No and state, for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, purpose; but standing armies, in time of Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall be retained in office? not be tolerated, and the military shall be in strict subordination to the civil power. Yes Yes
No No
Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, QUESTION NUMBER TWO Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with Yes mental illness from voting.
No A vote for this amendment would ensure that the right to vote for persons with mental illness cannot be taken away by Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. the legislature. 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the Yes legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. No Shall the following be adopted?
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, § 2. Disqualification to vote. The Position No. 12, Kansas Court of legislature may, by law, exclude persons Appeals, be retained in office? from voting because of mental illness or commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under Yes the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to No his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SHERMAN TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Gary Buss 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Leonardville Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sharon Schwartz Andover Washington Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Riley Libertarian Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SHERMAN TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Gary Buss 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Leonardville Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican
22 National Offices Derek Langseth Improvement Districts Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR DIRECTOR OF IMPROVEMENT Vote for One (1) Write-in DISTRICT BLUE RIVER HILLS IMP DIST Vote for Three or Fewer Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Dawn Belville Hays Republican Vote for One (1) Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Candice Lane Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Tony M. Siebold Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Write-in Derek Schmidt Independence Republican Write-in Write-in 40 Write-in Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 2nd District Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER Supreme Court Justices Vote for One (1)
43 Lynn Jenkins QUESTION NUMBER ONE Topeka Republican To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney being retained in office, darken the oval to Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes a Justice of the Supreme Court being Girard Democratic Wichita Republican retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No."
Write-in Write-in Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be 48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE retained in office? Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Yes LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger No Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. Baldwin City Write-in 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Kelly Kultala office? Kansas City Democratic
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Yes Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican No
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sharon Schwartz Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Andover Washington Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion retained in office? Overland Park Reform Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Riley Libertarian Andrew P. Gray Yes Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian No
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Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, QUESTION NUMBER ONE No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Overland Park, Position Number 13, retained in office? Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in To vote in favor of any Constitutional office? Amendment upon this ballot, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote Yes Yes against it, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". No No
Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Explanatory statement. The purpose of this amendment is to preserve QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court self, family, home and state, and for all being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to other lawful purposes, including hunting the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against and recreation. a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the A vote for this amendment would of the word "No." word "No." constitutionally preserve the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st and for lawful hunting and recreational No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in use, and for any other lawful purpose. retained in office? office? A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a Yes Yes person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, No No and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, Shall the following be adopted? Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be be retained in office? retained in office? § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to Yes Yes bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home No No and state, for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, purpose; but standing armies, in time of Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall be retained in office? not be tolerated, and the military shall be in strict subordination to the civil power. Yes Yes
No No
Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, QUESTION NUMBER TWO Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with Yes mental illness from voting.
No A vote for this amendment would ensure that the right to vote for persons with mental illness cannot be taken away by Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. the legislature. 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the Yes legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. No Shall the following be adopted?
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, § 2. Disqualification to vote. The Position No. 12, Kansas Court of legislature may, by law, exclude persons Appeals, be retained in office? from voting because of mental illness or commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under Yes the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to No his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SHERMAN TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Gary Buss 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Leonardville Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Improvement Districts Valley Center Reform
23 FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR DIRECTOR OF IMPROVEMENT Vote for One (1) Write-in DISTRICT UNIVERSITY PARK IMP DIST Vote for Three or Fewer Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Wendy L. Sommers Hays Republican Vote for One (1) Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Overland Park Reform Write-in Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Write-in Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Write-in Derek Schmidt Independence Republican Write-in 40 Supreme Court Justices Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE QUESTION NUMBER ONE 2nd District Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court FOR STATE TREASURER being retained in office, darken the oval to Vote for One (1) the left of the word "Yes." To vote against 43 Lynn Jenkins a Justice of the Supreme Court being Topeka Republican retained in office, darken the oval to the left Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney of the word "No." Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Topeka 106th District No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) retained in office? Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sharon Schwartz Yes Andover Washington Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer No Riley Libertarian Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, QUESTION NUMBER ONE No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Overland Park, Position Number 13, retained in office? Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in To vote in favor of any Constitutional office? Amendment upon this ballot, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote Yes Yes against it, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". No No
Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Explanatory statement. The purpose of this amendment is to preserve QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court self, family, home and state, and for all being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to other lawful purposes, including hunting the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against and recreation. a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the A vote for this amendment would of the word "No." word "No." constitutionally preserve the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st and for lawful hunting and recreational No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in use, and for any other lawful purpose. retained in office? office? A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a Yes Yes person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, No No and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, Shall the following be adopted? Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be be retained in office? retained in office? § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to Yes Yes bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home No No and state, for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, purpose; but standing armies, in time of Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall be retained in office? not be tolerated, and the military shall be in strict subordination to the civil power. Yes Yes
No No
Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, QUESTION NUMBER TWO Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with Yes mental illness from voting.
No A vote for this amendment would ensure that the right to vote for persons with mental illness cannot be taken away by Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. the legislature. 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the Yes legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. No Shall the following be adopted?
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, § 2. Disqualification to vote. The Position No. 12, Kansas Court of legislature may, by law, exclude persons Appeals, be retained in office? from voting because of mental illness or commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under Yes the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to No his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SWEDE CREEK TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Wendell E. Anderson 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Randolph Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican
52 Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 106th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Sharon Schwartz Andover Washington Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Philip "Skip" H. Breitmeyer Riley Libertarian Andrew P. Gray Topeka Write-in Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR WILDCAT TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Ronald Pauli 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala 53 Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 67th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices County Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) 1st District Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Christopher E. Renner 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Manhattan Democratic 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs David L. (Dave Lewis) Guthals BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Manhattan Republican THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Valley Center Reform Write-in FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for One (1) Write-in Township Offices
Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR ZEANDALE TOWNSHIP Hays Republican Vote for One (1) Clerk Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Vote for One (1) Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Tom Finney Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic Manhattan Republican Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Write-in Derek Schmidt Independence Republican Write-in 40 Supreme Court Justices Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE QUESTION NUMBER ONE 2nd District Vote for One (1) To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court FOR STATE TREASURER being retained in office, darken the oval to Vote for One (1) the left of the word "Yes." To vote against 43 Lynn Jenkins a Justice of the Supreme Court being Topeka Republican retained in office, darken the oval to the left Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney of the word "No." Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
48 State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) pair Sandy Praeger office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
54 Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Topeka 67th District No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) retained in office? Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Tom Hawk Yes Andover Manhattan Democratic Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Susan Mosier No Manhattan Republican Andrew P. Gray Nathan (Nate) A. Wilson Topeka Manhattan Reform Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian Write-in
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Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, QUESTION NUMBER ONE No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Overland Park, Position Number 13, retained in office? Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in To vote in favor of any Constitutional office? Amendment upon this ballot, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote Yes Yes against it, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". No No
Court of Appeals Judges District Court Judges Explanatory statement. The purpose of this amendment is to preserve QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court self, family, home and state, and for all being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to other lawful purposes, including hunting the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against and recreation. a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the A vote for this amendment would of the word "No." word "No." constitutionally preserve the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st and for lawful hunting and recreational No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in use, and for any other lawful purpose. retained in office? office? A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a Yes Yes person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, No No and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, Shall the following be adopted? Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be be retained in office? retained in office? § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to Yes Yes bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home No No and state, for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, purpose; but standing armies, in time of Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall be retained in office? not be tolerated, and the military shall be in strict subordination to the civil power. Yes Yes
No No
Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, QUESTION NUMBER TWO Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with Yes mental illness from voting.
No A vote for this amendment would ensure that the right to vote for persons with mental illness cannot be taken away by Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. the legislature. 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the Yes legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. No Shall the following be adopted?
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, § 2. Disqualification to vote. The Position No. 12, Kansas Court of legislature may, by law, exclude persons Appeals, be retained in office? from voting because of mental illness or commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under Yes the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to No his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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A RILEY COUNTY, KANSASB STATE OF KANSASC NOVEMBER 2, 2010 NOTICE IF YOU TEAR, DEFACE OR MAKE A 11 MISTAKE AND WRONGFULLY MARK State Offices Township Offices THIS BALLOT, YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION BOARD AND FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR MADISON TOWNSHIP RECEIVE A NEW BALLOT. Vote for One (1) Clerk Vote for One (1) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER 1. TO VOTE YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY. Phillip Horatio Lucas Charles Peterson 2. USE A BLACK INK PEN ONLY. El Dorado Libertarian Riley Republican 3. TO WRITE-IN A NAME, YOU MUST Chris Biggs BLACKEN THE OVAL TO THE LEFT OF Junction City Democratic Write-in THE LINE PROVIDED. 21 Kris Kobach Piper Republican National Offices Derek Langseth Supreme Court Justices Valley Center Reform FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR QUESTION NUMBER ONE Vote for One (1) Write-in To vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court being retained in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes." To vote against Jerry Moran FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a Justice of the Supreme Court being Hays Republican Vote for One (1) retained in office, darken the oval to the left Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis of the word "No." Overland Park Reform Michael Wm. Dann Steve Six Shall Carol A. Beier, Topeka, Position Baldwin City Libertarian Lawrence Democratic No. 1, Kansas Supreme Court, be Lisa Johnston Dennis Hawver retained in office? Overland Park Democratic Ozawkie Libertarian Derek Schmidt Yes Independence Republican Write-in 40 No Write-in 41 FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee, Position No. 2nd District 2, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in Vote for One (1) FOR STATE TREASURER office? Vote for One (1) 43 Lynn Jenkins Yes Topeka Republican Robert Garrard Dennis McKinney No Edgerton Libertarian Greensburg Democratic Cheryl Hudspeth Ron Estes Shall Lawton R. Nuss, Salina, Position Girard Democratic Wichita Republican No. 3, Kansas Supreme Court, be retained in office? Write-in Write-in Yes
State Offices FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE No Vote for One (1) 49 FOR GOVERNOR AND Shall Marla J. Luckert, Topeka, Position LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR No. 5, Kansas Supreme Court, be Vote for One (1) pair 51 Sandy Praeger retained in office? Lawrence Republican Tom Holland Yes Baldwin City Write-in Kelly Kultala Kansas City Democratic No
Sam Brownback FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Topeka 64th District Jeff Colyer Vote for One (1) Overland Park Republican
Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Vern Swanson Andover Clay Center Republican Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Overland Park Reform Write-in Andrew P. Gray Topeka Stacey Davis Auburn Libertarian
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QUESTION NUMBER TWO QUESTION NUMBER ONE QUESTION NUMBER ONE To vote for a Judge of the Court of Appeals To vote for a Judge of the District Court To vote in favor of any Constitutional being retained in office, darken the oval to being retained in office, darken the oval to Amendment upon this ballot, darken the the left of the word "Yes." To vote against the left of the word "Yes." To vote against oval to the left of the word "Yes". To vote a Judge of the Court of Appeals being a Judge of the District Court being retained against it, darken the oval to the left of the retained in office, darken the oval to the left in office, darken the oval to the left of the word "No". of the word "No." word "No."
Shall Stephen D. Hill, Topeka, Position Shall Meryl D. Wilson, Manhattan, 21st Explanatory statement. The purpose of No. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals, be Judicial District, Division 2, be retained in this amendment is to preserve retained in office? office? constitutionally the right of a person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, and for all Yes Yes other lawful purposes, including hunting and recreation. No No A vote for this amendment would constitutionally preserve the right of a Shall Patrick D. McAnany, Topeka, Shall David L. Stutzman, Manhattan, person to keep and bear arms for the Position No. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals, 21st Judicial District, Division 3, be defense of self, family, home and state, be retained in office? retained in office? and for lawful hunting and recreational use, and for any other lawful purpose. Yes Yes A vote against this amendment would provide for no constitutional right of a No No person to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and state, Shall Nancy L. Caplinger, Topeka, and for lawful hunting and recreational Position No. 6, Kansas Court of Appeals, use, and for any other lawful purpose. be retained in office? Shall the following be adopted?
Yes § 4. Individual right to bear arms; armies. The people have the right to No bear arms for their defense and security A person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home Shall Henry W. Green Jr., Leavenworth, and state, for lawful hunting and Position No. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals, recreational use, and for any other lawful be retained in office? purpose; but standing armies, in time of peace, are dangerous to liberty, and shall not be tolerated, and the military shall be Yes in strict subordination to the civil power. No Yes
Shall Tom Malone, Wichita, Position No. No 11, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in office? QUESTION NUMBER TWO
Yes Explanatory statement. This amendment would repeal the authority of the legislature to exclude persons with No mental illness from voting.
Shall Michael B. Buser, Overland Park, A vote for this amendment would ensure Position No. 12, Kansas Court of that the right to vote for persons with Appeals, be retained in office? mental illness cannot be taken away by the legislature.
Yes A vote against this amendment would continue the current authority of the No legislature to take away the right to vote for persons with mental illness. Shall Melissa Taylor Standridge, Shall the following be adopted? Overland Park, Position Number 13, Kansas Court of Appeals, be retained in § 2. Disqualification to vote. The office? legislature may, by law, exclude persons from voting because of mental illness or Yes commitment to a jail or penal institution. No person convicted of a felony under No the laws of any state or of the United States, unless pardoned or restored to his civil rights, shall be qualified to vote.
Yes
No
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