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General 2020 11 Ballot Style 67 Official General Election Ballot Pct. Off. Initials WL W4 P6 in the County of Black Hawk, State of Iowa November 3, 2020 21 Instructions: To vote, fill in the oval completely next to your choice. ( Candidate Name) To cast a write-in vote, you must fill in the oval completely and write the name of your candidate on the line provided. Judges for the judicial ballot appear on the back of the ballot. If you make a mistake, exchange your ballot for a new one. Other Political Organizations Federal Offices County Offices Other Political Organizations U.S. Senator County Auditor The following political Vote for no more than one. Vote for no more than one. organizations have nominated candidates for office: Joni Ernst REP Billie Jo Heth REP Theresa Greenfield DEM Grant Veeder DEM Alliance Party.......................ALL Rick Stewart LIB Constitution Party of 40 Iowa.....................................CON Suzanne Herzog Write-in vote, if any. 41 Genealogy Know Your Family County Sheriff Vote for no more than one. History.................................GKH Write-in vote, if any. Green..................................GRN U.S. Representative Dan Trelka REP 44 Libertarian............................LIB District 1 Tony Thompson DEM Federal Offices Vote for no more than one. President & Vice President Ashley Hinson REP Write-in vote, if any. Vote for no more than one team. Abby Finkenauer DEM Nonpartisan Offices 48 Donald J. Trump REP Soil & Water Commissioner Michael R. Pence Write-in vote, if any. Vote for no more than three. Joseph R. Biden DEM State Offices Vernon Fish Kamala D. Harris State Representative Geraldine Thornsberry 53 BALLOT Roque Rocky De La Fuente ALL District 62 Russell Wright Darcy G. Richardson Vote for no more than one. Don Blankenship CON Ras Smith DEM Write-in vote, if any. William Alan Mohr Ricki Sue King GKH Write-in vote, if any. Write-in vote, if any. Dayna R. Chandler County Offices Howie Hawkins GRN Board of Supervisors Write-in vote, if any. Angela Nicole Walker Vote for no more than three. County Agricultural Extension Jo Jorgensen LIB Brent Dunlop REP Vote for no more than four. Jeremy Cohen Chris Schwartz DEM Michael Pipho Brock Pierce Linda L. Laylin DEM Jolene Kronschnabel Karla Ballard Tom Little DEM Melissa Tate Kanye West Keri Leymaster Byrum Michelle Tidball Write-in vote, if any. Write-in vote, if any. Write-in vote for President, if any. Write-in vote, if any. Write-in vote, if any. Write-in vote for Vice President, if any. Write-in vote, if any. SAMPLE Write-in vote, if any. Write-in vote, if any. Turn the ballot over County Agricultural Extension, To Judicial Ballot Instructions: Vote on all names by filling in the Fill Vacancy appropriate oval below each name. Vote for no more than one. Judicial Ballot Judicial Ballot DaQuan Campbell Supreme Court District Court Shall the following judges of the Shall the following judges of the District Supreme Court be retained in office? Court be retained in office? Write-in vote, if any. Christopher McDonald Joel A. Dalrymple YES YES NO NO Thomas Waterman Bradley J. Harris YES YES NO NO Susan Kay Christensen District Associate Judge YES Shall the following associate judges of the District Court be retained in office? NO Edward Mansfield Patrice Jaye Eichman YES YES NO NO Court of Appeals Linnea M.N. Nicol Shall the following judges of the Court YES of Appeals be retained in office? NO Julie A. Schumacher Notice to voters: To vote to approve YES any question on this ballot, fill in the oval in front of the word YES. To vote NO against any question, fill in the oval in Sharon Soorholtz Greer front of the word NO. YES BALLOTConstitutional Convention Question NO 1 Thomas N. Bower Shall there be a convention to revise the Constitution, and propose YES amendment or amendments to same? NO YES David May NO YES NO SAMPLE Turn the ballot over.
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