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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT BAY COUNTY, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 2, 2010

TO VOTE, COMPLETELY FILL IN THE OVAL NEXT TO YOUR 11 CHOICE. STATE NONPARTISAN • Use only the marking device provided or a black ink pen. CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL • If you make a mistake, don't hesitate (Vote for One) to ask for a new ballot. If you erase Jeff Atwater REP Shall Justice Nikki Ann Clark of the or make other marks, your vote may First District Court of Appeal be not count. Loranne Ausley DEM retained in office? • To vote for a candidate whose name is not printed on the ballot, fill in the NPA oval, and write in the candidate's Ken Mazzie YES name on the blank line provided for 21 write-in candidate. Tom Stearns NPA NO

CONGRESSIONAL COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE Shall Justice Paul M. Hawkes of the (Vote for One) First District Court of Appeal be UNITED STATES SENATOR Adam H. Putnam REP retained in office? (Vote for One) Marco Rubio REP Scott Maddox DEM YES

Kendrick B. Meek DEM Ira Chester TEA NO

Alexander Andrew Snitker LBT Thad Hamilton NPA Shall Justice Charles J. Kahn, Jr. of the First District Court of Appeal be Bernie DeCastro CPF LEGISLATIVE retained in office?

Sue Askeland NPA STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 2 YES (Vote for One) Bruce Ray Riggs NPA Greg Evers REP NO

40 Bobbie Bean NPA Christopher S. Crawford TEA Shall Justice Phil Padovano of the First District Court of Appeal be 41 NPA retained in office? Rick Tyler Write-in

42 Charlie Crist NPA YES

43 Lewis Jerome Armstrong NPA STATE REPRESENTATIVE NO DISTRICT 7 (Vote for One) Write-in Shall Justice Lori S. Rowe of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in Marti Coley REP office?

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS David B. Pleat DEM YES DISTRICT 2 (Vote for One) COUNTY NO

Steve Southerland REP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Shall Justice Kent Wetherell of the DISTRICT 4 First District Court of Appeal be Allen Boyd DEM (Vote for One) retained in office?

51 Paul C. McKain NPA Guy M. Tunnell REP YES

Dianne Berryhill NPA Bill Busch NPA NO

Write-in NONPARTISAN Shall Justice Jim Wolf of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT office?

STATE Shall Justice Charles T. Canady of the YES Supreme Court be retained in office? GOVERNOR AND NO LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Vote for One) YES SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER DISTRICT 5 Rick Scott NO (Vote for One) Jennifer Carroll REP Alex Sink Shall Justice Jorge Labarga of the Jim Barr Rod Smith DEM Supreme Court be retained in office? Peter Allen Steve Moss John E. Zanni IDP Michael E. Arth YES PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL Al Krulick NPA AMENDMENTS Farid Khavari NO Darcy G. Richardson NPA NO. 1 C. C. Reed Shall Justice James E. C. Perry of the CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Larry Waldo, Sr. NPA Supreme Court be retained in office? ARTICLE VI, SECTION 7 Daniel Imperato Karl C.C. Behm NPA Repeal of Public Campaign Financing Requirement Write-in YES Proposing the repeal of the provision NO in the State Constitution that requires public financing of campaigns of ATTORNEY GENERAL Shall Justice Ricky L. Polston of the candidates for elective statewide (Vote for One) Supreme Court be retained in office? office who agree to campaign Pam Bondi REP spending limits.

Dan Gelber DEM YES YES

Jim Lewis NPA NO NO

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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AMENDMENTS AMENDMENTS

NO. 2 NO. 5 NO. 8 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE VII, SECTION 3 ARTICLE III, SECTION 21 ARTICLE IX, SECTION 1 ARTICLE XII, SECTION 31 ARTICLE XII, SECTION 31 Standards For Legislature To Homestead Ad Valorem Tax Credit Follow In Legislative Redistricting Revision Of The Class Size For Deployed Military Personnel Requirements For Public Schools Legislative districts or districting plans Proposing an amendment to the State may not be drawn to favor or disfavor The Florida Constitution currently Constitution to require the Legislature an incumbent or political party. limits the maximum number of to provide an additional homestead Districts shall not be drawn to deny students assigned to each teacher in property tax exemption by law for racial or language minorities the public school classrooms in the members of the United States military equal opportunity to participate in the following grade groupings: for or military reserves, the United States political process and elect prekindergarten through grade 3, 18 Coast Guard or its reserves, or the representatives of their choice. students; for grades 4 through 8, 22 Florida National Guard who receive a Districts must be contiguous. Unless students; and for grades 9 through homestead exemption and were otherwise required,districts must be 12, 25 students. Under this deployed in the previous year on compact, as equal in population as amendment, the current limits on the active duty outside the continental feasible, and where feasible must maximum number of students United States, Alaska, or Hawaii in make use of existing city, county and assigned to each teacher in public support of military operations geographical boundaries. school classrooms would become designated by the Legislature. The limits on the average number of exempt amount will be based upon The fiscal impact cannot be students assigned per class to each the number of days in the previous determined precisely. State teacher, by specified grade grouping, calendar year that the person was government and state courts may in each public school. This deployed on active duty outside the incur additional costs if litigation amendment also adopts new limits on continental United States, Alaska, or increases beyond the number or the maximum number of students Hawaii in support of military complexity of cases which would assigned to each teacher in an operations designated by the have occurred in the amendment’s individual classroom as follows: for Legislature. The amendment is absence. prekindergarten through grade 3, 21 scheduled to take effect January 1, students; for grades 4 through 8, 27 2011. students; and for grades 9 through YES 12, 30 students. This amendment specifies that class size limits do not YES NO apply to virtual classes, requires the Legislature to provide sufficient funds NO to maintain the average number of NO. 6 students required by this amendment, CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT and schedules these revisions to take NO. 4 ARTICLE III, SECTION 20 effect upon approval by the electors CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT of this state and to operate ARTICLE II, SECTION 7 Standards For Legislature To retroactively to the beginning of the Follow In Congressional 2010-2011 school year. Referenda Required For Adoption Redistricting And Amendment Of Local YES Government Comprehensive Land Congressional districts or districting Use Plans plans may not be drawn to favor or disfavor an incumbent or political NO Establishes that before a local party. Districts shall not be drawn to deny racial or language minorities the NONBINDING STATEWIDE government may adopt a new ADVISORY REFERENDUM comprehensive land use plan, or equal opportunity to participate in the amend a comprehensive land use political process and elect Balancing the Federal Budget plan, the proposed plan or representatives of their choice. A Nonbinding Referendum Calling amendment shall be subject to vote of Districts must be contiguous. Unless for an Amendment to the United the electors of the local government otherwise required, districts must be States Constitution by referendum, following preparation compact, as equal in population as by the local planning agency, feasible, and where feasible must In order to stop the uncontrolled consideration by the governing body make use of existing city, county and growth of our national debt and and notice. Provides definitions. geographical boundaries. prevent excessive borrowing by the Federal Government, which threatens The amendment’s impact on local The fiscal impact cannot be our economy and national security, government expenditures cannot be determined precisely. State should the United States Constitution estimated precisely. Local government and state courts may be amended to require a balanced governments will incur additional incur additional costs if litigation federal budget without raising taxes? costs due to the requirement to increases beyond the number or conduct referenda in order to adopt complexity of cases which would comprehensive plans or amendments have occurred in the amendment’s YES thereto. The amount of such costs absence. depends upon the frequency, timing YES NO and method of the referenda, and includes the costs of ballot preparation, election administration, NO and associated expenses. The impact END OF BALLOT on state government expenditures will be insignificant.

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