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Federal Offices General Ballot List Federal Offices General Ballot List State General Election Printed: 11/02/2016 9:19 AM Tuesday, November 8, 2016 Complete and Final List – Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State Candidate Name Office Title Dennis Andrew Ball and Richard Sanders U.S. President & Vice President Henry Bartlett and Condoleezza Rice U.S. President & Vice President Robert L. Buchanan and Jason A. Washington U.S. President & Vice President Richard Duncan and Ricky Johnson U.S. President & Vice President Cherunda Fox and Roger Kushner U.S. President & Vice President Eric Gerhard and Ken Virnig U.S. President & Vice President Joseph Glentz and Mike Hennessy U.S. President & Vice President Ben Hartnell and Dave Marshall U.S. President & Vice President Tom Hoefling and Steve Schulin U.S. President & Vice President Alec Holbeck and John Hulet U.S. President & Vice President James Hrenak Jr and Lauren Rasmussen U.S. President & Vice President Alan Jacquemotte and Ronalee Evelyn Mueller U.S. President & Vice President Lynn Kahn and Kathy Monahan U.S. President & Vice President Chris Keniston and Deacon Taylor U.S. President & Vice President Roger Koplitz and John Kerry U.S. President & Vice President Laurence Kotlikoff and Edward Leamer U.S. President & Vice President Gloria La Riva and Eugene Puryear U.S. President & Vice President Johnson Immanuel Li and Aida Yuquimpo Li U.S. President & Vice President Darin Lynch and Jaci Dukowitz U.S. President & Vice President Joseph Maldonado and Douglas Terranova U.S. President & Vice President Srinivasa K Mallapadi and Sripriya Mallapadi U.S. President & Vice President Michael Andrew Maturen and Juan Antonio Munoz U.S. President & Vice President Stephen J. McCarthy and Joyce Meyer U.S. President & Vice President Daniel Muffoletto and Jesse Ventura U.S. President & Vice President Michael S Olkowski and Daniel E Olkowski U.S. President & Vice President Aaron Idean Orwick and Brad Alan Fredrickson U.S. President & Vice President Micah Payeur and Joshua Payeur U.S. President & Vice President Ricky J. Regenold and James Kolden U.S. President & Vice President Clifton Roberts and Breeze Harper U.S. President & Vice President Matthew Roberts and Charles Clauss U.S. President & Vice President Platt Robertson and Scott Falls U.S. President & Vice President Marshall Schoenke and James Mitchell Jr. U.S. President & Vice President Joe Schriner and Joe Moreaux U.S. President & Vice President Derrick Schumacher and Ross Wendling U.S. President & Vice President Arthur E. Sidner and Sandra Arcement U.S. President & Vice President Michael L. "Mike" Smith and Daniel White U.S. President & Vice President Keith Richard Snell and Russell LeBeau U.S. President & Vice President Page 1 of 2 Emidio Soltysik and Angela Walker U.S. President & Vice President J. J. Vogel-Walcutt and Chris Walcutt U.S. President & Vice President Kirk Wettschreck and Lori Motzko U.S. President & Vice President Jeffrey Ryan Wharton Sr. and Amy Klobuchar U.S. President & Vice President Jerome S White (Jerry White) and Niles Niemuth U.S. President & Vice President Demetra Jefferson Wysinger and Cedric D. Jefferson U.S. President & Vice President Charles R. Zerilli and Ajamu Baraka U.S. President & Vice President Tim Sherno U.S. Representative District 3 Nikolay Nikolayevich Bey U.S. Representative District 4 Amber Garlan U.S. Representative District 4 Gene Rechtzigel U.S. Representative District 4 Timothy Ford Nelson U.S. Representative District 5 Dennis S. Ferche U.S. Representative District 7 Page 2 of 2 .
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