Official Ballot - Deschutes County, Oregon - November 8, 2016 A B C Instructions To Voter Use A Pen (Blue or Black Ink) 11 State Offices Nonpartisan State Judiciary To ensure your vote counts, completely fill in the oval R to the left of the response of your choice. Secretary of State Judge of the Supreme Court, Vote for One Position 6 To write in a name, write the name on the solid line and fill in the oval R to Sharon L Durbin Vote for One the left of the write-in line. Libertarian Attention! Dennis Richardson Lynn R Nakamoto Remember to inspect your ballot for Republican Incumbent mistakes! If you make a mistake or damage your ballot, call your County Elections Office Paul Damian Wells to ask for a replacement ballot. Independent Write-in 21 Federal Offices Brad Avakian Judge of the Court of Appeals, Democrat, Working Families, Position 5 Progressive United States President and Vice Alan Zundel Vote for One President Pacific Green Your vote for the candidates for United States President and Vice President shall be a vote Michael Marsh Scott Shorr for the electors supporting those candidates. Constitution Incumbent Vote for One Write-in Write-in Republican Donald J Trump/Mike Pence State Treasurer Judge of the Court of Appeals, Vote for One Position 8 Democrat Vote for One Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine Chris Henry Progressive, Pacific Green Pacific Green, Progressive Jill Stein/Ajamu Baraka Tobias Read Roger J DeHoog Democrat Incumbent Libertarian Gary Johnson/Bill Weld Jeff Gudman Republican Write-in Chris Telfer Judge of the Circuit Court, 11th Write-in Independent District, Position 3 Vote for One 40 US Senator Vote for One Write-in 41 Steven C Reynolds Attorney General Bethany P Flint Independent Vote for One Incumbent 42 Ron Wyden Lars D H Hedbor Democrat Libertarian Write-in 43 Mark Callahan Ellen Rosenblum Nonpartisan County Republican Democrat, Independent, Working Families Eric Navickas Daniel Zene Crowe County Sheriff Pacific Green, Progressive Republican Vote for One Jim Lindsay Eric Kozowski Libertarian Write-in Shanti S Lewallen Legislative Offices L Shane Nelson Working Families State Senator, 27th District Write-in Vote for One Write-in US Representative, 2nd District Greg Delgado Deschutes Soil & Water Vote for One Democrat, Working Families Conservation District Greg Walden Tim Knopp Director, Zone 2 Republican, Independent Republican, Independent Vote for One 51 James (Jim) Crary William Kuhn Democrat Write-in State Representative, 54th District Write-in Vote for One Write-in State Offices Knute Buehler Director, Zone 3 Republican, Independent Vote for One GovernorSampleGena Goodman-Campbell No Candidate Filed (2 Year Term) Democrat, Working Families Vote for One Write-in Write-in James Foster Partisan County Director, Zone 5 Libertarian Vote for One Kate Brown County Commissioner, Position 2 Colin T Wills Democrat, Working Families Vote for One Cliff Thomason Phil Henderson Independent Republican, Independent Write-in Aaron Donald Auer Alan Unger Director, At-Large 1 Constitution Democrat Vote for One Bud Pierce Doby Fugate Republican Write-in Robin Vora Write-in WARNING Any person who, by use of force or other means, unduly influences an elector to vote in any particular manner or to refrain Write-in from voting is subject to a fine. (ORS 254.470) A B C Seq:0001 A Vote Both Sides of Ballot © Election Systems & Software, Inc. 1981, 2013 D E F City of Bend State Measures State Measures City Council, Position 1 96 Amends Constitution: Dedicates 100 Prohibits purchase or sale of parts Vote for One 1.5% of state lottery net proceeds to or products from certain wildlife funding support services for Oregon species; exceptions; civil penalties Ron (Rondo) Boozell veterans Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote prohibits purchase/sale of parts/products Justin Livingston dedicates 1.5% of state lottery net from certain wildlife species; exceptions proceeds to fund veterans’ services, for specified activities, gift/inheritances, including assistance with employment, and certain antiques/musical instruments; education, housing, and physical/mental civil penalties. Write-in health care. Result of “No” Vote: Maintains current City Council, Position 2 Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retains Oregon law which does not prohibit Vote for One current list of authorized purposes for purchase or sale of parts or products from spending state lottery net proceeds; 1.5% species not native to Oregon, except for Douglas Knight dedication to fund veterans’ services not shark fins. required. Bill Moseley Yes Yes No No Write-in City Council, Position 3 Proposed by Initiative Petition City of Bend Vote for One 97 Increases corporate minimum tax Sally Russell when sales exceed $25 million; funds 9-110 Recreational Marijuana Sales education, healthcare, senior services Tax Wade P Fagen Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote increases corporate minimum tax when Question: Should Bend impose a 3% tax sales exceed $25 million; removes tax on the sale of recreational marijuana? limit; exempts “benefit companies”; Write-in increased revenue funds education, Summary: This measure, if approved, healthcare, senior services. would authorize Bend to impose a 3% tax City Council, Position 4 on recreational marijuana sold within the Vote for One Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retains City. The sale of medical marijuana to existing corporate minimum tax rates registered medical marijuana cardholders Bruce Abernethy based on Oregon sales; tax limited to shall not be taxed. $100,000; revenue not dedicated to education, healthcare, senior services. If approved, proceeds from the tax will go to the City’s general fund. Most of the Write-in general fund is spent on public safety, including police and fire services, but the State Measures general fund can be used for any city Yes expenditure. See Full Text of Measures on Separate No A copy of the Ordinance adopting the tax Sheet may be reviewed at City Hall or at www.bendoregon.gov. Referred to the People by the 98 Requires state funding for Legislative Assembly dropout-prevention, career and college If approved, the measure would take readiness programs in Oregon high effect on January 1, 2017. 94 Amends Constitution: Eliminates schools mandatory retirement age for state judges Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote requires state legislature to fund Yes Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote amends dropout-prevention, career and college constitution, state judges not required to readiness programs through grants to retire from judicial office after turning 75 Oregon high schools; state monitors No years old. Statutes cannot establish programs. mandatory retirement age. Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retains Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retains current law: legislature not required to constitutional provisions requiring state commit funds to judges to retire from judicial office after career-technical/college-level turning 75 years old, authorizing statutes education/dropout-prevention programs, establishing lesser mandatory retirement retains discretion to allocate funds. age. Yes Yes No No 95 Amends Constitution: Allows Sample99 Creates "Outdoor School Education investments in equities by public Fund," continuously funded through universities to reduce financial risk and Lottery, to provide outdoor school increase investments to benefit programs statewide students. Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote creates Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote allows separate fund, financed through Oregon public universities to invest in equities to Lottery Economic Development Fund and reduce financial risk and increase funds administered by Oregon State University available to help students. (OSU), to provide outdoor school programs statewide. Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote prevents public universities from investing in Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote rejects equities. creation of fund to provide outdoor school programs statewide; retains current law Yes under which OSU administers outdoor school grants if funding available. No Yes No D E F A Vote Both Sides of Ballot Official Ballot - Deschutes County, Oregon - November 8, 2016 A B C Instructions To Voter Use A Pen (Blue or Black Ink) 11 State Offices Nonpartisan State Judiciary To ensure your vote counts, completely fill in the oval R to the left of the response of your choice. Secretary of State Judge of the Supreme Court, Vote for One Position 6 To write in a name, write the name on the solid line and fill in the oval R to Sharon L Durbin Vote for One the left of the write-in line. Libertarian Attention! Dennis Richardson Lynn R Nakamoto Remember to inspect your ballot for Republican Incumbent mistakes! If you make a mistake or damage your ballot, call your County Elections Office Paul Damian Wells to ask for a replacement ballot. Independent Write-in 21 Federal Offices Brad Avakian Judge of the Court of Appeals, Democrat, Working Families, Position 5 Progressive United States President and Vice Alan Zundel Vote for One President Pacific Green Your vote for the candidates for United States President and Vice President shall be a vote Michael Marsh Scott Shorr for the electors supporting those candidates. Constitution Incumbent Vote for One Write-in Write-in Republican Donald J Trump/Mike Pence State Treasurer Judge of the Court of Appeals, Vote for One Position 8 Democrat Vote for One Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine Chris Henry Progressive, Pacific Green Pacific Green, Progressive Jill Stein/Ajamu Baraka Tobias Read Roger J DeHoog Democrat Incumbent Libertarian