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Primary Election Whatcom County Official Local Voters’ Pamphlet Primary Election Tuesday, August 2, 2016 When returning your ballot: Deposit in an Official Drop Box by 8:00 pm Election Day or if using the postal service, mail no later than Friday, July 29 (ballot must be postmarked by Election Day). Ballots are mailed July 13. If you haven’t received your ballot by MyVote.wa.gov July 22, contact the Election Division. (360) 778-5102 MyVote gives you personalized voter information, and more: • Your candidates and ballot measures We encourage the use of • Your ballot status Official Drop Boxes. There is a new • Your voting history Official Drop Box location at the • Your districts and elected officials • Ballot drop boxes and voting centers Lummi Administration Building. • Update your name and/or address See page 2 for all locations. NONPROFIT ORG. Debbie Adelstein U.S. POSTAGE Whatcom County Auditor PAID 311 Grand Avenue #103 LYNDEN, WA Table of Contents Bellingham, WA 98225 PERMIT NO. 20 Letter From the Auditor........... 2 Returning Your Ballot.............. 2 Sample Ballot......................... 3 Candidate Statements.......4-28 ********ECRWSS** Register to Vote.................... 28 RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER Accessible Voting Unit.......... 28 Contact Information.............. 28 2 Letter From the Auditor Dear Voters, This has been the year for elections, hasn’t it? In May, you had the Presidential Primary, and now here we are again mailing in July for the August primary for all the rest of the candidates! And are there a lot of candidates! After the last statewide primary election where there were many candidates to choose from and the state does not publish a hard copy Local Voters’ Pamphlet, we decided and the Council supported funding to publish a comprehensive pamphlet so you’d have an opportunity to review all the information on these races. That’s why this year’s pamphlet is so much bigger. I hope you will find it informative. As we’ve said before, the primary really is an important election because it is where you select who gets to move on to the general election. I know it sounds cliché—but every vote does matter, and this is where it shows! We are encouraging the use of the official ballot drop boxes where you can leave your ballot, no postage necessary and where no one except Whatcom County election workers are handling your ballot. See the listing in this pamphlet or in your ballot materials where the closest box is for you. If you choose to use the postal service, mail early. It’s recommended to mail by Friday, July 29 in order to get a timely postmark. Please return your ballot at your earliest convenience. Happy voting and I hope you’re having a great summer! Sincerely, Debbie Adelstein Whatcom County Auditor Participating Jurisdictions • U.S. Senator • Washington State • 1st and 2nd Congressional Districts • Supreme Court • 40th and 42nd Legislative Districts • Whatcom County Returning Your Ballot Drop Box: No postage necessary. Open: July 13 Close: August 2 at 8:00 pm Mail: Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, August 2, 2016. One $0.47 cent stamp required. Official Ballot Drop Box Locations Bellingham • 311 Grand Avenue: Whatcom County Courthouse; in south parking lot or inside at Suite 103 • 501 High Street: WWU Bookstore • 237 W. Kellogg Road: Whatcom Community College on campus beside Heiner Center • 210 36th Street: Haggen Sehome Village, northeast corner of parking lot Birch Bay 4581 Birch Bay-Lynden Road: North Whatcom Fire & Rescue Blaine 610 3rd Street: Blaine Library Deming 5044 Mt. Baker Highway: Deming Library Everson 106 E. Main Street: WECU parking lot Ferndale 2095 Main Street: Ferndale City Hall Kendall 7506 Kendall Road: North Fork Library at Kendall Lummi 2665 Kwina Road: Lummi Nation Admin. Building Lynden 216 4th Street: Lynden Library Meridian 6172 Guide Meridian: Laurel Grange Sudden Valley Gate One: at Security Office turnaround Sumas 534 Railroad Avenue: Behind the Post Office 3 Sample Ballot Whatcom County, Washington, Primary Election - August 2, 2016 TO VOTE: Use blue or black ink to connect the arrow by your choice with a single line. Do not use a felt tip pen or pencil. Example: HOW TO CHANGE A VOTE: Draw a line through the incorrect choice. You have the option of making another choice. WRITE-IN: To vote for a person not on the ballot, connect the arrow and write in the name of the person on the line provided. Voting more than once per measure or contest will cancel that vote. Not all measures or contests on this sample will appear on your ballot. Only the measures and contests that you are entitled to vote on will appear. Whatcom County - AugustWhatcom 2, 2016 County Primary - August Election 2, 2016- Sample Primary Ballot Election - Sample(see reverse Ballot side for instructions)(see reverse side for instructions) READ: Each candidate for partisan READ: Each candidate for partisan U.S. Representative Congressional District 2 U.S. Representative CongressionalLieutenant District Governor 2 Lieutenant Governor State Auditor State Auditor office may state a political party office may state a political party Insurance Commissioner State Judicial Partisan Office Vote For One Partisan Office Partisan Office Vote For One Vote For One Partisan Office Partisan Office Vote For One Vote For One Partisan Office Vote For One that he or she prefers. A that he or she prefers. A Partisan Office Vote For One Voting Instructions 2 Year Term 2 Year Term 4 Year Term 4 Year Term 4 Year Term 4 Year Term 4 Year Term State Supreme Court Justice Position 5 candidate’s preference does not candidate’s preference does not Nonpartisan Office Vote For One Use blue or black ink to connect the arrow by your choice with a single line. imply that the candidate is imply that theBrian candidate Luke is Brian Luke Marty McClendon Marty McClendon Pat (Patrice) McCarthyMike Kreidler Pat (Patrice) McCarthy 6 Year Term TO VOTE: (Prefers Libertarian Party) (Prefers Libertarian Party)(Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party)(Prefers Democratic Party)(Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) Do not use felt tip pen or pencil. nominated or endorsed by the nominated or endorsed by the Barbara Madsen party, or that the party approves of party, or that Mikethe parLapointety approves of Mike Lapointe Mark Greene Mark Greene David Golden Justin Murta David Golden Example: or associates with that candidate. or associates (Preferswith t hatDemocratic candidate. Party) (Prefers Democratic Party)(Prefers Citizens Party) (Prefers Citizens Party)(States No Party Preference)(Prefers Libertarian Party) (States No Party Preference) Greg Zempel HOW TO CHANGE A VOTE: Draw a line through the incorrect choice. You have the Kari Ilonummi Kari Ilonummi Phillip Yin Phillip Yin Mark Wilson Mark Wilson option of making another choice. Federal Federal Richard Schrock (Zamboni) John Scannell (States No Party Preference) (States No Party Preference)(Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party)(Prefers Independent Party)(Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Independent Party) WRITE-IN: To vote for a person not on the ballot, connect the arrow and write in the U.S. Senator Position 2 U.S. Senator Position 2 Marc Hennemann Marc Hennemann Steve Hobbs Steve Hobbs Mark Miloscia Mark Miloscia name of the person on the line provided. Partisan Office Vote For One Partisan Office Vote For One Write-In (If Any) (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party)(Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party)(Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party) 6 Year Term 6 Year Term Write-In (If Any) Political Party Precinct Voting more than once per contest will cancel that vote. Philip L. Cornell Philip L. Cornell Rick Larsen Rick Larsen Karen Fraser Karen Fraser Jeff Sprung State Senator DistrictJeff 40 Sprung Committee Officer (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party)(Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party)(Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party)(Prefers Democratic Party)Partisan Office (PrefersVote Democratic For One Party) 4 Year Term For this office only: In order to vote for Sam Wright Sam Wright Bill Penor Bill Penor precinct committee officer, a partisan (Prefers The Human Rights Party) (Prefers The Human RightsWrite-In Party) (If Any) Write-In (If Any) (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party)Write-In (If Any) Kevin Ranker Write-In (If Any) (Prefers Democratic Party) office, you must affirm that you are a Chris Vance Chris Vance State of Washington StatePaul of WashingtonAddis Paul Addis Attorney General Attorney General Democrat or a Republican and may vote Partisan Office Vote For One (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party) Governor (PrefersGovernor Libertarian Party) (Prefers Libertarian Party) Daniel R. Miller Partisan Office Voteonly For Onefor one candidate from the party you 4 Year Term (Prefers Republican Party) 4 Year Term Uncle Mover Uncle Mover Partisan Office Vote For One Partisan Office Daniel B. Davies Vote For One Daniel B. Davies select. Bob Ferguson (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party)4 Year Term 4 Year Term (States No Party Preference) (States No Party Preference) Bob Ferguson Your vote for a candidate affirms your (Prefers Democratic Party) Write-In (If Any) (Prefers Democratic Party) affiliation with the same party as the Zach Haller Zach Haller Goodspaceguy Goodspaceguy Karen Wallace Karen Wallace (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party) Joshua B. Trumbull Joshua B. Trumbull candidate. This preference is private and Not all districts on this sample will appear on your (Prefers Independent Party) (Prefers Independent Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) State Representative District 40 will not be matched to your name or (Prefers Libertarian Party) Position 1 (Prefers Libertarian Party) ballot. Only the district that you're entitled to vote Donna Rae Lands Donna Rae Lands Bill Hirt Bill Hirt Cyrus Habib Cyrus Habib shared. (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party) Partisan Office Vote For One (Prefers Conservative Party) (Prefers Conservative Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) 2 Year Term on will appear.
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