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&tatt of ,1'Ioriba ®fftte of tbe ~obernor Certificate of Ascertainment WHEREAS, Section 103.011, Florida Statutes, provides that votes cast for candidates for President arid Vice President shall be counted as votes cast for the presidential electors supporting such candidates; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 102.111, Florida Statutes, the Elections Canvassing Commission has certified the returns ofthe presidential election occurring on November 3, 2020, which showed that presidential electors nominated by the Republican Party ofFlorida received the highest number ofvotes for President and Vice President, respectively; and WHEREAS, Section 103.011, Florida Statutes, provides that the presidential electors ofthe candidates for President and Vice President who receive the highest number ofvotes are elected; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 103.011, Florida Statutes, the Department ofState has certified as elected the presidential electors supporting Donald J. Trump and Michael R. Pence; . NOW THEREFORE, I, RON DESANTIS, Governor ofthe State ofFlorida, hereby ascertain and determine from the attached certificate as elected the Presidential Electors chosen by the voters ofthe State ofFlorida, along with the number ofvotes cast for those electors; and the list ofnames ofthe other nominated or certified electors not chosen by the voters, along with the number ofvotes cast for those electors. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State ofFlorida to be affixed, at the Capitol, in Tallahassee, Florida, this , o ~ y of November, 2020. ATTEST: LAUREL M. LEE SECRETARY OF STATE •• a,; ~ .. ' ~ .- -- . ~ . •'£ s;,tate of jfIoriba llepartment of ~tate Certificate of Election of Presidential Electors WHEREAS, Section 103.011, Florida Statutes, provides that votes cast for candidates for President and Vice President shall be counted as votes cast for the presidential electors supporting such candidates; and WHEREAS, Section 103.011, Florida Statutes, provides that the presidential electors ofthe candidates for President and Vice President who receive the highest number ofvotes are elected; and WHEREAS, Section 103.011, Florida Statutes, provides that the Department of State shall certify as elected the presidential electors ofthe candidates for President and Vice President who receive the highest number of votes; and WHEREAS, according to the returns certified by the Elections Canvassing Commission pursuant to Section 102.111, Florida Statutes, the electors for Donald J. Trump and Michael R. Pence, as President and Vice President, respectively, received the highest number ofvotes, respectively, in the November 3, 2020, election; NOW THEREFORE, I hereby certify that the following candidates for presidential electors were elected at the election held on November 3, 2020, and the number ofvotes cast for such electors: Maximo Alvarez Joe Gruters Keith Perry John Browning Roy Hinman Moshe Popack Marili Cancio James Holton Diane Scherff Nelson Diaz Marva Johnson Frank Schwerin Peter Feaman Belinda Keiser Wilton Simpson Jeffrey Feingold Kathleen King Chris Sprowls Randy Fine JC Martin Linda Stoch Jason Fischer Patrick Neal Tim Weisheyer Charlotte Flynt Kathleen Passidomo Christian Ziegler Gay Gaines Daniel Perez Number ofVotes - 5,668,731 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Florida to be affixed, at Tallahassee, Florida, this ~ day of November, 2020. ~&, SECRETARY OF STATE LIST OF OTHER NOMINATED/CERTIFIED ELECTORS ELECTORS FOR FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PARTY Number ofVotes for Candidates Joseph R. Biden I Kamala D. Ha"is - 5,297,045 1. Michael Andersen 11. Karla Matz Hernandez 21. Vivian Rodriguez 2. Patrick Baskette 12. Tony Hill 22. Hazelle Rogers 3. Frank Biden 13. Shevrin Jones 23. Robyn Seniors 4. Grace Carrington 14. Chris Korge 24. Rod Smith 5. Cynthia Chestnut 15. Diane Krumel 25. Andrew Spar 6. Karen Clay 16. Judy Mount 26. Carmen Torres 7. Nikki Fried 17. Bill Nelson 27. JeffWalker 8. Joe Geller 18. Laurinus Pierre 28. Ken Welch 9. Gwen Graham 19. Terrie Rizzo 29. Alan Williams 10. Roger Harrison 20. Christina Rodriguez ELECTORS FOR LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF FLORIDA Number ofVotes for Candidates Jo Jorgensen I Jeremy "Spike" Cohen - 70,324 1. John Mark Barfield 11. Lee I. Korotzer 21. Marc A. Tancer 2. Lisa Anne Barfield 12. Steven James Nekhaila 22. David Louis Tartaglia 3. Martha Laura Bueno 13. John Philip Olivadoti 23. Joanna Tartaglia 4. Merana M. Cadorette 14. William Davie Parrish 24. John Richard Thompson 5. Philippe Robert Cadorette 15. Gregory William Peele, Jr 25. Emily Jane Vesta 6. Daniel Leroy Cummings 16. Mari Morrell Peele 26. George Robert Whitfield 7. Stephen Paul Dieter 17. James Milton Ray 27. Kenneth Alvin Willey 8. Laurence Joseph Gillis 18. Omar E. Recuero 28. Wesley Wayne Wilson 9. Suzanne Amy Gilmore 19. Clarence Anthony _Sellers 29. Nivine Kamal Zakhari 10. Julia Elizabeth Hall 20. Michael J. Smith ELECTORS FOR REFORM PARTY OF FLORIDA Number ofVotes for Candidates Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente I Darcy G. Richardson - 5,966 1. Alejandra Arango 11. Rhonda Drummond 21. Herman Muller 2. Paul Bachmann 12. William C. Drummond 22. Courtney Paige Pellicer 3. Rita Bishop 13. Anthony Fiorillo 23. Gary Eugene Robertson 4. Andrew Bowen 14. Mark Greenstein 24. Steven Rodgers 5. Pamela Browder 15. Michelle Griffith 25. Rex Russo 6. Mark Cardenas 16. Dennis Anthony Heyn 26. Donna Shankle 7. Jaime Cardona 17. Jay Hicks 27. Jennings Shankle 8. David George Crockett 18. Davina Trish Hovanec 28. Joseph A. Wendt 9. Antonius DeSisto 19. Kaley Lane Messner 29. Taylor Williamson 10. Chris DeWart 20. Mark D. Meyer ELECTORS FOR PARTY FOR SOCIALISM AND LIBERATION - FLORIDA Number ofVotes for Candidates Gloria La Riva I Sunil Freeman - 5, 712 I. Bryan Michael Ellis 11. Sarah Brummet 21. Linda Mae Fontes 2. Ruth Maria Beltran 12. Michael Bearman 22. Jessica L. Loeb 3. Howard Oliver Jones 13. Nichols Dennis Ravn 23. Dayna Lazarus 4. Lyon Omar Beltran 14. Daniel Roberts 24. David Yarbrough 5. Austen Monterey Thorp 15. Johnathan Drake Russell 25. Marc Rodrigues 6. Ali Abdel-Qader 16. Dashaun McKenzie 26. Devin Brian Stith 7. Nancy Spector 17. Shannon Dover 27. Isobel Castle-Mundell 8. Crystal Soojung Kim 18. Shelby Hunter Smith 28. Rivka Romano 9. Christopher Medrano- 19. Peter Howard Stedman 29. Eduardo Rodriguez Berumen 10. Garrett Marcus Camfferman 20. Robert Michael Johnson ELECTORS FOR GREEN PARTY OF FLORIDA Number ofVotes for Candidates Howie Hawkins I Angela Nicole Walker - 14,721 1. Stephen Scott Newman 11. Margaret Stahl 21 . Shaun Wade Bennett 2. Henry N. Lawrence III 12. Jack Ross Ill 22. Jeremiah Lee Parrish 3. Catherine Gilbert 13. Cort Youngen Greene 23. Samson Komlan LeBeau Kpadenou 4. Rose Ellen Seeman 14. Edward V. Stamborski, Jr 24. Mark Patterson 5. Joni A. LeViness 15. Steven K. Showen 25. Aaron Robert Frost 6. Octavio Padilla 16. Oliver Kofoid 26. Jeffrey Roby 7. Lisbeth M. Adams 17. Caleb Wilmer · 27. Margaret Josephine Gouldin 8. Eleanor Britt Wilson 18. Steven Robert Jeffers 28. Sarah Steiner 9. Robert Pitts 19. Miranda Gail Rowland 29. Robin Denise Harris 10. Colton S. Petish 20. Steven Perlman ELECTORS FOR CONSTITUTION PARTY OF FLORIDA Number ofVotes for Candidates Don Blankenship I William Mohr - 3,902 1. Ron Valdivia 11. Kevin Cote 21. Michael Eikenberry 2. Amy Valdivia 12. William Crain 22. Adam Drozdz 3. James A. Penna 13. Jim Haislip 23. Gerald Firlik 4. Lois A. McLain 14. William Chapman, Sr 24. David Cox 5. Kent Nelson 15. Clarence Couch 25. Chris M. Folds 6. Jeanne Vuillemot 16. Donald Lock 26. Craig Pettitt 7. Richard Wilmot 17. Bill Finlay 27. Barry Horsley 8. Jennifer Wilmot 18. Jacques Carter 28. Steven York 9. Bob Bent 19. John Boulten 29. John P. Curtin 10. Philip Reese 20. Penni Boulten ELECTORS FOR BRIAN CARROLL/ AMAR PATEL - WRITE-IN CANDIDATES Number ofVotes for Candidates - 854 1. Jody Lamar Finklea 11. Matthew C. Harrington 21 . Gloria C. Huber 2. Wendelin~ Densmore 12. Amanda Dean 22. Kenneth William Huber 3. Timothy C. Trewyn 13. Dominick DiCarlo 23. Bobra H. Cobb 4. Melanie J. Trewyn 14. Derek A. Dean 24. Emma Kumley 5. Albert F. Schenkel 15. Elizabeth K. Olmo 25. John Marriot 6. Elizabeth W. Schenkel 16. Matthew C. Cobb 26. David M. DiQuattro 7. Mark F. Isabella 17. Sarah Haahr 27. Marianne A. Di Quattro . 8. Karoljozef Piedad 18. Jonathan Haahr 28. Willie Bryant 9. Danielle McCarty Gorman 19. Steven M. Easterling 29. Joseph R. Lucas 10. Lilian DiCarlo 20. Maria Cecilia Pfund ELECTORS FOR SHAWN HOWARD/ ALYSSA HOWARD - WRITE-IN CANDIDATES Number ofVotes for Candidates - 9 1. Margaret Morin 11. Kelly Wentworth 21 . Emily Randall 2. Andrea Cincotta 12. William J. Craig 22. Carla Randall 3. Felix Cincotta 13. Stacey Craig 23. Oh-Mee Howard 4. Shaun T. Uldrikis 14. Alyssa Guiel 24. Claire Pozniak 5. Jonathan J. Uldrikis 15. Dan Bartlett 25. Anthony Pozniak 6. Charity Uldrikis 16. Erin Wallace 26. Sarah Moore 7. Helmut Uldrikis 17. Brian Wallace 27. Mathew Pozniak 8. Sharon Uldrikis 18. Sandra Estrellado 28. Lindsey Pozniak 9. John Wentworth 19. Christian Estrellado 29. Christopher Butler 10. Kathleen Wentworth 20. Michele Randall ELECTORS FOR MICHAEL A. LABOCH / RAECHELLE POPE - WRITE-IN CANDIDATES Number ofVotes for Candidates - 1 1. Joe Rothenberger 11. Betty Gray 21. Todd Nolan 2. Phillip Geist 12. Robert Freeman 22. Robert Scardo 3. Daniel Gentry 13. Mary Harper 23. Rickie Vadis 4. Thomas Oldenborg 14. Debbie Timler 24. Karen Brumsfield 5. Ron Hipner 15. Michael Zysek 25. Danny Smith 6. Phillip Smith 16. Eric Perlman 26. Hillary Dube 7. Tim Ashcraft 17. Lenny Cote 27. Michael Cariglio 8. Charlene Johnson 18. Woody Oralus 28. Taylor Michel 9. Kelly McAtee 19. Jessica Marr 29. Christine Thibodeau 10. Karen Brown 20. Sylvia Pope ELECTORS FOR JADE SIMMONS/ MELISSA NIXON - WRITE-IN CANDIDATES NumberofVotesfor Candidate~ -181 1. Daphne Stephens 11. Susan Dahlberg 21 . Christopher Stephens 2. Warren Stephens 12.
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    GUIDEGUIDE TOTO SERVICESSERVICES 20212021 December 2020 Martin County Indiantown Rd Zone A: Evacuate if you live in a A 1 manufactured home/mobile home; A have substandard construction; or live in a flood-prone area. 1 B Donald Ross R y e d e a L A i w n 1 e h A H g t i w rl y l T H A y P S GA Blvd r a U t i l Mi Northlake Blvd d C N o R n n e y r e s y n H Orange Blvd a w t i w y h d d v W l a t 45th B o t N St r a B B r S P P R l a 7 e y l £98 o ¤ State Road 80 o Ext n R i m Okeechobee Blvd y e w S Gator Blvd H e «¬80 i ¤£441 South ern Blvd x County Road 880 i D ¤£1 d v Forest Hill Blvd l B n Be inspired by 10th Ave N a e Lake Worth Rd c O C S o n d B n Lantana Rd r e R o rs Nature’s magic Lake wOkeechobee g H n w o The Department of Environmental Resources Management invites s F y J a S you to explore the beauty and wonder of Palm Beach County’s natural r ¤£441 Blvd m Gatewa y R treasures. Whatever the activity - hiking, fishing, diving, trail running, d 98 7 ¤£ d d d Boynton Beach Blv paddling, bird watching, bicycling or horseback riding - we’ve got the v l a l B o perfect outdoor destination for you.