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Sample Ballot August 7, 2012 Primary (page 1 of 4) Cowlitz County, Washington Sample Ballot READ: Each candidate for partisan Governor office may state a political party that Partisan Office he or she prefers. A candidate’s Vote for ONE preference does not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsed Rob Hill by the party, or that the party approves (Prefers Democratic Party) of or associates with that candidate. Rob McKenna U.S. Senator (Prefers Republican Party) Partisan Office Jay Inslee Vote for ONE (Prefers Democratic Party) Michael Baumgartner James White (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Independent Party) Will Baker Christian Joubert (Prefers Reform Party) (States No Party Preference) Chuck Jackson Shahram Hadian (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party) Timmy (Doc) Wilson L. Dale Sorgen (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Independent Party) Art Coday Max Sampson (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party) Maria Cantwell Javier O. Lopez (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Republican Party) Glen (Stocky) R. Stockwell (Prefers Republican Party) Mike the Mover Lieutenant Governor (Prefers Republican Party) Partisan Office Vote for ONE Glenn Anderson (Prefers Indep Republican Party) U.S. Representative Congressional District 3 Brad Owen Partisan Office (Prefers Democrat Party) Vote for ONE James Robert Deal Jaime Herrera Beutler (States No Party Preference) (Prefers Republican Party) Bill Finkbeiner Jon T. Haugen (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) Dave T. Sumner IV Norma Jean Stevens (Prefers Neopopulist Party) (States No Party Preference) Mark Greene (Prefers Democracy Indep. Party) Continue voting next page Note: The Sample Ballot includes all measures and races presented within the county. Only races and measures you are entitled to vote upon will appear on your Official Ballot. To ascertain whether or not your vote was counted, please contact the Elections Department at (360) 577-3005. August 7, 2012 Primary (page 2 of 4) Cowlitz County, Washington Sample Ballot Secretary of State Attorney General Insurance Commissioner Partisan Office Partisan Office Partisan Office Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Jim Kastama Bob Ferguson John R. Adams (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Republican Party) David J. Anderson Reagan Dunn Mike Kreidler (States No Party Preference) (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) Sam Wright Stephen Pidgeon Scott Reilly (Prefers The Human Rights Party) (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party) Karen Murray Brian C. Berend (Prefers Constitution Party) (Prefers Independent Party) Kathleen Drew Commissioner of Public Lands (Prefers Democratic Party) Partisan Office Vote for ONE Kim Wyman State Senator (Prefers Republican Party) Stephen A. Sharon Legislative District 19 Greg Nickels (States No Party Preference) Partisan Office Vote for ONE (Prefers Democratic Party) Peter J. Goldmark (Prefers Democratic Party) Brian Hatfield (Prefers Democratic Party) Clint Didier (Prefers Republican Party) State Treasurer Rick Winsman Partisan Office (Prefers Republican Party) Vote for ONE Jim McIntire Superintendent of Public (Prefers Democratic Party) Instruction State Representative Pos. 1 Nonpartisan Office Legislative District 19 Vote for ONE Partisan Office Vote for ONE State Auditor James Bauckman Partisan Office Dixie Kolditz (Prefers Republican Party) Vote for ONE Randy I. Dorn Dean Takko Troy Kelley Don Hansler (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) James Watkins John Patterson Blair (Prefers Republican Party) Mark Miloscia Ronald L. (Ron) Higgins (Prefers Democratic Party) Craig Pridemore (Prefers Democratic Party) Continue voting next page Note: The Sample Ballot includes all measures and races presented within the county. Only races and measures you are entitled to vote upon will appear on your Official Ballot. To ascertain whether or not your vote was counted, please contact the Elections Department at (360) 577-3005. August 7, 2012 Primary (page 3 of 4) Cowlitz County, Washington Sample Ballot State Representative Pos. 2 Cowlitz County Supreme Court Legislative District 19 Commissioner District 1 Justice Position 9 Partisan Office Partisan Office Nonpartisan Office Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Brian E. Blake Michael A. Karnofski Bruce Hilyer (Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) Steve Rader Sheryl Gordon McCloud (Prefers Republican Party) Richard B. Sanders State Senator Legislative District 20 John W. Ladenburg Partisan Office Cowlitz County Vote for ONE Commissioner District 2 John E. Braun Partisan Office (Prefers Republican Party) Vote for ONE Court of Appeals Dan Swecker Dennis Weber Division 2, District 3 (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party) Judge Position 1 Rae Lowery Terry McLaughlin Nonpartisan Office (Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Democratic Party) Vote for ONE Joel Penoyar State Representative Pos. 1 Supreme Court Legislative District 20 Justice Position 2 Partisan Office Nonpartisan Office Cowlitz Superior Court Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Judge Position 4 Nonpartisan Office Richard DeBolt Douglas W. McQuaid 4 Year Short & Full Term (Prefers Republican Party) Vote for ONE Susan Owens Joseph Daggy Scott Stafne State Representative Pos. 2 Marilyn Haan Legislative District 20 Partisan Office Vote for ONE Supreme Court John Morgan Justice Position 8 (Prefers Republican Party) Nonpartisan Office Ed Orcutt 6 Year Short & Full Term (Prefers Republican Party) Vote for ONE Bruce O. Danielson Steve Gonzalez Continue voting next page Note: The Sample Ballot includes all measures and races presented within the county. Only races and measures you are entitled to vote upon will appear on your Official Ballot. To ascertain whether or not your vote was counted, please contact the Elections Department at (360) 577-3005. August 7, 2012 Primary (page 4 of 4) Cowlitz County, Washington Sample Ballot READ: For this office only: In order to vote for precinct committee officer, a partisan office, you must affirm that you are a Democrat or a Republican and may vote only for one candidate from the party you select. Your vote for a candidate affirms your affiliation with the same party as the candidate. This preference is private and will not be matched to your name or shared. Precinct Committee Officer Partisan Office Vote For ONE Democratic PCO I affirm I am a Democrat Republican PCO I affirm I am a Republican End of Ballot Note: The Sample Ballot includes all measures and races presented within the county. Only races and measures you are entitled to vote upon will appear on your Official Ballot. To ascertain whether or not your vote was counted, please contact the Elections Department at (360) 577-3005..
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