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APPLICATION TO VOTE BY MAIL- OCTOBER 7, 2003 STATEWIDE SPECIAL ELECTION To receive a ballot by mail. application must be received by September 30, 2003. Ballots are available beginning September 8, 2003. You may mail this application to the P.O. Box shown on the reverse side or deliver it to our office located at 12400 Imperial Highway, Norwalk, CA I have not applied for an absentee ballot for this election by any other means. OPTION: " ll l:LI' SA Vi: TAXI' A YER SS$." If you plan on using the Touchscreen voting option bcll\cc·u S~plcmhcr 24 and O~tobcr 3 at one l'i' Ihe 12 locatlolb , ..,IIIII \" 1dc. please do not apply lor an absentee ballot. Sec sample ballot for detai ls.

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Please write down your polling place address (below) in case you decide to either 1) drop your voted ballot off at your poll on election day, or 2) vole at your poll. ,..------, POLLS OPEN FROM 7 A.M. TO 8 P.M. Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk NON PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE P.O. Box 30450 PAID YOUR POLLING PLACE IS=J ~ · Los Angeles, CA 90030-0450 LOS ANGELES COUNTY REGISTRAR· RECORDER/COUNTY CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED CLERK

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At the October 7, 2003 Statewide Special Election there will be three questions on the baliot. The first is a two-part question regarding the reca,ll of the STATEWIDE SPECIAL ELECTION Governor. The second and third questions are ballot measures (Propositions 53 and 54). VOTE YES Oil NO ON THE RECALL MEASURE. BELOW The recall question contains two parts. You may vote on both parts or just one. I Shall GRAY DAVIS be recalled (removed) from 4 Either way, yo~u vote will be counted: the office of Governor? 5 1. The first part will ask, "Shall Gray Davis be recalled (removed) from the office of Governor?"

2. The second part will list the names of the candidates running to replace the THE CANDIDATES TO SUCCEED (REPLACE) GRAY DAVIS Governor if he is recalled. If you choose to vote for a replacement IF HE IS RECALLED (REMOVED) ARE LISTED ON THIS PAGE candidate, you may vote for only one of the many candidates. AND THE FOLLOWING 6 PAGES

If more voters mark "yes" than "no" on the first part of the recall question, the i VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR Governor will be removed from office. If more voters mark "no" than "yes", the PAUL W. VANN Republican - ·Governor will remain in office. Financial Planner ·11•0 JAMES M. VANDEVENTER, JR. Republican Salesman/Businessman ' 12•0 If the Governor is recalled, ttie candidate who receives the most votes will be BILL VAUGHN Democratic elected as the new Governor. That person can be sworn in as the Governor once Structural Engineer 13• 0 the results of the election are certified. MARC VALDEZ Democratic Air Pollution Scientist · - 14•0 MOHAMMAD ARIF Independent Under ·a state law designed. to give every candidate . a fair opportunity at Businessman 15•0 appearing at the top of the ballot, the Secretary of State's office is required to ANGELYNE Independent conduct a random alphabet draw prior to each election. The candidates' names Entertainer 16•0 · are printed in this random alphabet order. -Additionally, candidates change DOUGLAS ANDERSON Republican Mortgage Broker 17•0 positions, or "rotate" depending on the State Assembly District. This prevents a IRIS ADAM - Natural Law specific candidate's name from always appearing first, or last, on all ballots Business Analyst '18•0 statewide. • BROOKE ADAMS Independent Business Executive 19•0 ALEX-ST. JAMES Republican This booklet includes sample ballot pages, the "Grounds for Recall" submitted Public Policy Strateoist 20• 0 by the proponents of the recall, and the Governor's answer to the "Grounds for JIM HOFFMANN Republican Recall." Teacher 21• 0 KEN HAMIDI Ubertarian State Tax Officer 22• 0 SAVE YOURSELF TIME AT THE POLLING PLACE! SARA ANN HANLON Independent To save time at the polling place, use the following sample ballot pages to locate Businesswoman 23• 0 IVAN A. HALL Green the candidate of your choice. The candidates' names will appear on your official Custom Denture Manufacturer 24• 0 ballot at the polling place in the same order as they appear in this booklet. CANDIDATE liSTING CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ~- . ' . FP-65 LA 1-5 4 01-006E LA 1-5 5 . REMINDER: REMINDER: VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR JOHN J. "JACK" HICKEY . · Libertarian MIKE SCHNIIER Democratic · Healthcare District Director 30• 0 Attorney 56• 0 RALPH A. HERNANDEZ Democratic DARRIN H. SCHEIDLE Democratic District Attorney Inspector 31• 0 Businessman/Entrepreneur - 57• 0 C.STEPHEN· HENDERSON Independent Republican Teacher 32• 0 Businessman 58• 0 Independent RICHARD J. SIMMONS Independent Author/Columnist/Mother 33• 0 Attorney/Businessperson 59• 0 ART BROWN Democratic CHRISTOPHER SPROUL Democratic Film Writer/Director 34• 0 Environmental Attorney 60• 0 JOEL BRITION Independent RANDALL D. SPRAGUE Republican Retired Meat Packer 35• 0 Discrimination Complaint Investigator 61• 0 AUDIE BOCK Democratic TIM SYLVESTER Democratic Educator/Small Businesswoman 36•0 Entrepreneur 62• 0 VIK S. BAJWA Democratic JACK LOYD GRISHAM Independent Businessman/Father/Entrepreneur 37•0 Musician/Laborer · 63• 0 BADI BADIOZAMANI - Independent JAMES H. GREEN Democratic · Entrepreneur/Author/Executive 38• 0 Firefighter Paramedic/Nurse 64• 0 VIP BHOLA Republican GARREn GRUENER Democratic Attorney/Businessown!3r :'39•0 High-Tech Entrepreneur 65• 0 JOHN W. BEARD Republican GEROLD LEE GORMAN Democratic Businessman 40• 0 · Engineer 66• 0 ED BEYER Repu ~ lican RICH GOSSE Republican · Chief Operations Officer 41• 0 Educator 67• 0 JOHN CHRISTOPHER BURTON Independent LEO GALLAGHER Independent Civil Rights Lawyer 42• 0 . : Comedian 68• 0 CRUZ M. BUSTAMANTE Democratic JOE GUZZARDI Democratic Lieutenant Governor 43• 0 Teacher/Joumalist 69• 0 CHERYL BLY-CHESTER Republican Republican JON W. ZELLHOEFER ~ Businesswoman/Enviroomental Engineer 44• 0 Energy Consultant/Entrepreneur 70• 0 B.E. SMITH Independent PAUL NAVE Democratic Lecturer - 45• 0 - Businessman/Prizefighter/Father 71• 0 DAVID RONALD SAMS Republican ROBER"{' C. NEWMAN II Republican Businessman/Producer/Writer 46• 0 Psychologist/Farmer "72• 0 JAMIE ROSEMARY SAFFORD Republican BRIAN TRACY Independent Business Owner 47• 0 Businessman/Consultant 73• 0 •' LAWRENCE STEVEN STRAUSS Democratic I A. LAVAR TAYLOR Democratic Lawyer/Businessperson/Student 48• 0 Tax Attorney 74• 0 ' Republican 0 i· WILLIAM TSANGARES ' Republican .· 75• 0 Actor/Businessman 49• I B~inessperson GEORGE B. SCHWARTZMAN lndepenCJent i - Businessman 50• 0 CANDIDATE LISTING - CANDIDATE LISTING CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ~ CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ~

lA 1-5 6 03-006E lA 1-5 7 REMINDER: REMINDER: VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR PATRICIA G. TILLEY lndepend.ent BILL PRADY Democratic Attorney 82• Television Writer/Producer 108• 0 DIANE BEALL TEMPLIN American Independent DARIN PRICE Natural Law Attorney/Realtor/Businesswoman 83• ~ .i University Chemistry Instructor 109• 0 MARY "MARY CAREY'' COOK Independent GREGORY J. PAWLIK Republican Adult Film Actress 84• 0 Realtor/Businessman 110• 0 GARY COLEMAN Independent LEONARD PADILLA Independent Actor 85• 0 Law School President 111• 0 TODD CARSON Republican RONALD JASON PALMIERI Democratic Real Estate Developer 86• 0 Gay Rights Attorney 112•.0 PETER MIGUEL CAMEJO Green CHARLES "CHUCK" PINEDA JR. Democratic Financial Investment Advisor 87• 0 State Hearing Officer '113• 0 WILLIAM "BILL" S. CHAMBERS Republican HEATHER PETERS Republican Railroad Switchman/Brakeman 88• 0 Mediator 114• 0 MICHAEL CHELl Independent ROBERT "BUTCH" DOLE Republican Businessman 89• 0 Small Business Owner 115• 0 ROBERT CULLENBINE Democratic SCOTI DAVIS Independent Retired Businessman 90• 0 Business Owner 116• 0 D. (LOGAN DARROW) CLEMENTS Republican RONALD J. FRIEDMAN Independent Businessman · 91• 0 Physician 117• 0 S.ISSA Republican GENE FORTE Republican Engineer 92• 0 Executive Recruiter/Entrepreneur 118• 0 BOB LYNN EDWARDS Democratic Attorney 93• 0 DIANA FOSS Democratic 119• 0 ERIC KOREVAAR - - Democratic LORRAINE (ABNER ZURD) FONTANES Democratic ScientisVBusinessman 94• 0 Film Maker 120• 0 STEPHEN L. KNAPP Republican WARREN FARRELL Democratic Engineer 95• 0 Fathers' Issues Author 121• 0 KELLY P. KIMBALL .. Democratic Business Executive 96• Q DAN FEINSTEIN Democratic 122• 0 .- D.E. KESSINGER Democratic !-ARRY FLYNT Democratic Paralegal/Property Manager ·97• 0 Publisher 123• 0 EDWARD "ED" KENNEDY Democratic. CALVIN Y. LOUIE Democratic Businessman/Educator 98• CPA -124• 0 TREK THUNDER KELLY Independent DICK LANE · Democratic Business Executive/Artist 99• Educator 125• 0 JERRY KUNZMAN · Independent ~ l TODD RICHARD LEWIS Independent Chief Executive Officer 100 • 0 Businessman 126• 0 PETER V. UEBERROTH, Repu_blican GARY LEONARD Democratic Businessman/Oiympics Advisor .. 1.01• 0 PhotojournalisVAuthor 127•.0 CANDIDATE liSTING CANDIDATE LISTING - CONTINUED .ON NEXT PAGE ~ CONTINUED ON .NEXT _PAGE ~

H 06E LA 1-5 8 05-007E LA 1-5 9 REMINDER: REMINDER: VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR DAVID LAUGHING HORSE ROBI~SON Democratic MICHAEL JACKSON Republican Tribal Chairman 134• 0 Satellite Project Manager 160• 0 NED ROSCOE Ubertarian JOHN "JACK" MORTENSEN Democratic Cigarette Retailer 135• 0 Contractor/Businessman 161• 0 DANIEL C. "DANNY'' RAMIREZ Democratic DARRYL L.· MOBLEY Independent Businessman/Entrepreneur/Father 136• 0 Businessman/Entrepreneur - 162• 0 CHRISTOPHER RANKEN Democratic JEFFREY L. MOCK Republican Planning Commissioner 137• 0 . Business Owner 163• 0 JEFF RAINFORTH Independent BRUCE MARGOLIN Democratic Marketing Coordinator 138• 0 Marijuana Legalization A~orney ·164• 0 KURT E. "TACHIKAZE" RIGHTMYER Independent GINO MARTORANA Republican Middleweight Sumo Wrestler 139• 0 Restaurant Owner 165• 0 DANIEL W. RICHARDS Republican PAUL MARIANO Democratic Businessman '140• 0 Attorney 166• 0 KEVIN RICHTER · Republican ROBERT C. MANNHEIM Democratic Information Technology Manager 141• 0 Retired Businessperson 167• 0 REVA RENEE RENZ · Republican FRANK A. MACALUSO, JR. Democratic · 1 • Small Business Owner 142• 0 Physician/Medical Doctor 68 0 SHARON RUSHFORD Independent PAUL "CHIP" MAILANDER Democratic Businesswoman 143• 0 Golf Professional ·169• o . GEORGY RUSSELL Democratic DENNIS DUGGAN MCMAHON · Republican Software Engineer 144• 0 Banker .. 170• 0 MICHAEL J. WOZNIAK Democratic MIKE MCNEILLY Republican Retired Police Officer 145• 0 Artist 171• 0 DANIEL WATTS Green MIKE P. MCCARTHY Independent College Student · 146• 0 Used Car Dealer 172• 0 NATHAN WHITECLOUD WALTON Independent BOB MCCLAIN Independent Student 147• 0 Civil Engineer 173• 0 MAURICE WALKER Green TOM MCCLINTOCK Republican Real Estate Appraiser 148• 0 State Senator 174• 0 CHUCK WALKER Republican JONATHAN MILLER Democratic Business lntelliQence Analyst .149• 0 Small Business Owner 175• 0 LINGEL H. WINTERS Democratic CARLA. MEHR Republican Consumer Business Attorney 150• 0 Businessman 176• 0 C.T. WEBER Peace and Freedom SCOTT A. MEDNICK Democratic Lab

06-001E LA 1-5 10 07-006E LA 1-511 GOVERNOR GRAY DAVIS GROUNDS FOR RECALL

Gross ~ismanagement of Finances by overspending taxpayers' money, threatening public safety by cutting funds to local governments, failing to account for the exorbitant cost of the energy fiasco, and failing in general to deal with the state's major problems until they get to the crisis stage. California should not have to be known as the state with poor schools, traffic jams, STATE MEASURES J outrageous utility bills, and huge debts ....all caused by gross mismanagement. FUNDS DEDICATED FOR STATE AND LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE. . LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Generally dedicates 186 I YES• 0 53 up to 3% of General Fund revenues annually to fund state and local OFFICER'S ANSWER (excluding school and community college) infrastructure projects. Fiscal Impact: 187 NO• 0 Dedication of General Fund revenues for state and local infrastructure. Potential transfers or ~tJ:>u muuon IF YOU SIGN THIS PETITION, IT MAY LEAD TO A SPECIAL ELECTION in 2006-07, increasing to several billions of dollars in future years, under specified conditions. TIDS SUMMER COSTING US TAXPAYERS AN ADDffiONAL · $20-40 CLASSIFICATION BY RACE, ETHNICITY, COLOR, OR NATIONAL 189 YES• 0 MILLION. .ORIGIN. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Prohibits state Last November, almost 8,000,000 Californians went to the polls. They voted to 54" and local governments from classifying any person by race, ethnicity, color, NO• 0 or national origin. Various exemptions apply. Fiscal Impact: The· measure would 190 elect Governor Davis to another term. not result in a significant fiscal impact on state and local governments. I Just days after the Governor's inauguration in January, however, a handful of · rightwing politicians are attempting to overturn the voters' decision. They END OF BALLOT couldn't beat him fair and square, so now they're trying another trick to remove ' I him from office. This effort is being led by the former Chairman of the State Republican Party, who was censured by his own party .. We should not waste scarce taxpayers' dollars on sour grapes. The time for partisanship and campaigning is past. It's time for both parties to work together on our State's problems. Moreover, the allegations leveled against the Governor are false. As Governor, Davis has vetoed alniost $9 BILLION in spending. California, along with 37 other states, is facing a budget deficit due to the bad national economy: The Bush Administration has· announced the federal deficit this year will be the biggest in history, $304 BILLION. In these difficult and dangerous times, LET'S WORK TOGETHER, not be diverted by partisan mischief.

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