sample - deschutes...shanti s lewallen working families write-in us representative, 2nd district...

Instructions To VoterUse A Pen (Blue or Black Ink)

To ensure your vote counts, completely fillin the oval R to the left of theresponse of your choice.

To write in a name, write the name onthe solid line and fill in the oval R tothe left of the write-in line.

Attention!Remember to inspect your ballot formistakes! If you make a mistake or damageyour ballot, call your County Elections Officeto ask for a replacement ballot.

WARNINGAny person who, by use of force or othermeans, unduly influences an electorto vote in any particular manner or to refrainfrom voting is subject to a fine. (ORS254.470)

Official Ballot - Deschutes County, Oregon - November 8, 2016

A Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices

United States President and VicePresident

Your vote for the candidates for United StatesPresident and Vice President shall be a votefor the electors supporting those candidates.

Vote for One

RepublicanDonald J Trump/Mike Pence

DemocratHillary Clinton/Tim Kaine

Pacific Green, ProgressiveJill Stein/Ajamu Baraka

LibertarianGary Johnson/Bill Weld

Write-in

US SenatorVote for One

Steven C ReynoldsIndependent

Ron WydenDemocrat

Mark CallahanRepublican

Eric NavickasPacific Green, Progressive

Jim LindsayLibertarian

Shanti S LewallenWorking Families

Write-in

US Representative, 2nd DistrictVote for One

Greg WaldenRepublican, Independent

James (Jim) CraryDemocrat

Write-in

State Offices

Governor(2 Year Term)Vote for One

James FosterLibertarian

Kate BrownDemocrat, Working Families

Cliff ThomasonIndependent

Aaron Donald AuerConstitution

Bud PierceRepublican

Write-in

State Offices

Secretary of StateVote for One

Sharon L DurbinLibertarian

Dennis RichardsonRepublican

Paul Damian WellsIndependent

Brad AvakianDemocrat, Working Families,Progressive

Alan ZundelPacific Green

Michael MarshConstitution

Write-in

State TreasurerVote for One

Chris HenryProgressive, Pacific Green

Tobias ReadDemocrat

Jeff GudmanRepublican

Chris TelferIndependent

Write-in

Attorney GeneralVote for One

Lars D H HedborLibertarian

Ellen RosenblumDemocrat, Independent, WorkingFamilies

Daniel Zene CroweRepublican

Write-in

Legislative Offices

State Senator, 27th DistrictVote for One

Greg DelgadoDemocrat, Working Families

Tim KnoppRepublican, Independent

Write-in

State Representative, 54th DistrictVote for One

Knute BuehlerRepublican, Independent

Gena Goodman-CampbellDemocrat, Working Families

Write-in

Partisan County

County Commissioner, Position 2Vote for One

Phil HendersonRepublican, Independent

Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in

Nonpartisan State Judiciary

Judge of the Supreme Court,Position 6

Vote for One

Lynn R NakamotoIncumbent

Write-in

Judge of the Court of Appeals,Position 5

Vote for One

Scott ShorrIncumbent

Write-in


Vote for One

Roger J DeHoogIncumbent

Write-in

Judge of the Circuit Court, 11thDistrict, Position 3

Vote for One

Bethany P FlintIncumbent

Write-in

Nonpartisan County

County SheriffVote for One

Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in

Deschutes Soil & WaterConservation District

Director, Zone 2Vote for One

William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in

Director, At-Large 1Vote for One

Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0001

11

40

41

42

43

51

21

A

A

B

B

C

C

© Election Systems & Software, Inc. 1981, 2013

Sample

A Vote Both Sides of Ballot

City of Bend

City Council, Position 1Vote for One

Ron (Rondo) Boozell

Justin Livingston

Write-in


Douglas Knight

Bill Moseley

Write-in


Sally Russell

Wade P Fagen

Write-in


Bruce Abernethy

Write-in

State Measures

See Full Text of Measures on SeparateSheet

Referred to the People by theLegislative Assembly

94 Amends Constitution: Eliminatesmandatory retirement age for statejudges

Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote amendsconstitution, state judges not required toretire from judicial office after turning 75years old. Statutes cannot establishmandatory retirement age.

Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retainsconstitutional provisions requiring statejudges to retire from judicial office afterturning 75 years old, authorizing statutesestablishing lesser mandatory retirementage.

Yes

No

95 Amends Constitution: Allowsinvestments in equities by publicuniversities to reduce financial risk andincrease investments to benefitstudents.

Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote allowspublic universities to invest in equities toreduce financial risk and increase fundsavailable to help students.

Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote preventspublic universities from investing inequities.

Yes

No

State Measures

96 Amends Constitution: Dedicates1.5% of state lottery net proceeds tofunding support services for Oregonveterans

Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” votededicates 1.5% of state lottery netproceeds to fund veterans’ services,including assistance with employment,education, housing, and physical/mentalhealth care.

Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retainscurrent list of authorized purposes forspending state lottery net proceeds; 1.5%dedication to fund veterans’ services notrequired.

Yes

No

Proposed by Initiative Petition

97 Increases corporate minimum taxwhen sales exceed $25 million; fundseducation, healthcare, senior services

Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” voteincreases corporate minimum tax whensales exceed $25 million; removes taxlimit; exempts “benefit companies”;increased revenue funds education,healthcare, senior services.

Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retainsexisting corporate minimum tax ratesbased on Oregon sales; tax limited to$100,000; revenue not dedicated toeducation, healthcare, senior services.

Yes

No

98 Requires state funding fordropout-prevention, career and collegereadiness programs in Oregon highschools

Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote requiresstate legislature to funddropout-prevention, career and collegereadiness programs through grants toOregon high schools; state monitorsprograms.

Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retainscurrent law: legislature not required tocommit funds tocareer-technical/college-leveleducation/dropout-prevention programs,retains discretion to allocate funds.

Yes

No

99 Creates "Outdoor School EducationFund," continuously funded throughLottery, to provide outdoor schoolprograms statewide

Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote createsseparate fund, financed through OregonLottery Economic Development Fund andadministered by Oregon State University(OSU), to provide outdoor schoolprograms statewide.

Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote rejectscreation of fund to provide outdoor schoolprograms statewide; retains current lawunder which OSU administers outdoorschool grants if funding available.

Yes

No

State Measures

100 Prohibits purchase or sale of partsor products from certain wildlifespecies; exceptions; civil penalties

Result of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” voteprohibits purchase/sale of parts/productsfrom certain wildlife species; exceptionsfor specified activities, gift/inheritances,and certain antiques/musical instruments;civil penalties.

Result of “No” Vote: Maintains currentOregon law which does not prohibitpurchase or sale of parts or products fromspecies not native to Oregon, except forshark fins.

Yes

No

City of Bend

9-110 Recreational Marijuana SalesTax

Question: Should Bend impose a 3% taxon the sale of recreational marijuana?

Summary: This measure, if approved,would authorize Bend to impose a 3% taxon recreational marijuana sold within theCity. The sale of medical marijuana toregistered medical marijuana cardholdersshall not be taxed.

If approved, proceeds from the tax will goto the City’s general fund. Most of thegeneral fund is spent on public safety,including police and fire services, but thegeneral fund can be used for any cityexpenditure.

A copy of the Ordinance adopting the taxmay be reviewed at City Hall or atwww.bendoregon.gov.

If approved, the measure would takeeffect on January 1, 2017.

Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







B Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices




Write-in


Knute BuehlerRepublican, Independent

Gena Goodman-CampbellDemocrat, Working Families

Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0002

11

40

41

42

43

52

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

B Vote Both Sides of Ballot

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No





Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







C Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices


Todd KeppleDemocrat

Dennis LinthicumRepublican, Independent

Write-in


Mike McLaneRepublican, Independent

Brie S MalarkeyDemocrat

Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0003

11

40

41

42

43

53

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

C Vote Both Sides of Ballot

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No





Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







D Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices




Write-in

State Representative, 53rd DistrictVote for One

Gene WhisnantRepublican, Independent

Michael GrahamDemocrat

Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0004

11

40

41

42

43

54

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

D Vote Both Sides of Ballot

City of Bend


Ron (Rondo) Boozell

Justin Livingston

Write-in


Douglas Knight

Bill Moseley

Write-in


Sally Russell

Wade P Fagen

Write-in


Bruce Abernethy

Write-in

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No





Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No

City of Bend

9-110 Recreational Marijuana SalesTax

Question: Should Bend impose a 3% taxon the sale of recreational marijuana?

Summary: This measure, if approved,would authorize Bend to impose a 3% taxon recreational marijuana sold within theCity. The sale of medical marijuana toregistered medical marijuana cardholdersshall not be taxed.

If approved, proceeds from the tax will goto the City’s general fund. Most of thegeneral fund is spent on public safety,including police and fire services, but thegeneral fund can be used for any cityexpenditure.

A copy of the Ordinance adopting the taxmay be reviewed at City Hall or atwww.bendoregon.gov.

If approved, the measure would takeeffect on January 1, 2017.

Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







E Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices




Write-in




Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0005

11

40

41

42

44

51

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

E Vote Both Sides of Ballot

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No





Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







F Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices


Ted FerrioliRepublican, Independent

W Mark StringerDemocrat

Write-in


John E HuffmanRepublican, Independent

Tyler J GabrielDemocrat

Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0006

11

40

41

42

44

52

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

F Vote Both Sides of Ballot

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No





Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







G Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices




Write-in




Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0007

11

40

41

42

44

53

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

G Vote Both Sides of Ballot

City of Redmond

MayorVote for One

Anne Graham

George Endicott

Write-in

City CouncilVote for Three

Camden King

Joe Centanni

Ginny McPherson

Write-in

Write-in

Write-in

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No





Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







H Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices


Todd KeppleDemocrat


Write-in




Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0008

11

40

41

42

44

54

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

H Vote Both Sides of Ballot

City of La Pine

MayorVote for One

No Candidate Filed

Write-in

City CouncilVote for Two

Connie Briese

Donald R Greiner

Kathy Agan

Write-in

Write-in

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

State Measures





Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

City of La Pine

9-111 Prohibits RecreationalMarijuana Retailers in La Pine

Question: Shall the City of La Pineprohibit recreational retailers in areassubject to the City’s jurisdiction?

Summary: State law allows operation oflicensed recreational marijuana retailers. State law provides that a city council mayadopt an ordinance to be referred to thevoters of the city to prohibit (ban) theestablishment and operation ofrecreational marijuana retailers. The LaPine City Council has referred thismeasure to the voters as provided understate law.

Approval of this measure will prohibit(ban) the establishment and operation ofrecreational marijuana retailers within anyarea subject to the city’s jurisdiction.

If this measure is approved, the city willbe ineligible to receive distributions ofstate marijuana tax revenues and will beunable to impose a local tax or fee on theproduction, processing, and/or sale ofmarijuana or any product into whichmarijuana has been incorporated.

Yes

No

9-112 Imposes City Tax on RetailSale of Recreational Marijuana

Question: Shall La Pine impose a threepercent tax on the sale of marijuana by alicensed marijuana retailer?

Summary: State law provides that a citycouncil may adopt an ordinance to bereferred to the voters of the city imposingup to a three percent tax or fee on thesale of certain marijuana items by alicensed marijuana retailer. The La PineCity Council referred this measure to thevoters as provided under state law.

Approval of this measure will impose athree percent tax on the sale of marijuanaitems by marijuana retailers in the city. The tax will be collected at the point ofsale and remitted by the marijuana seller.

Under state law, a city that adopts anordinance prohibiting the establishmentand/or operation of a recreationalmarijuana retailer may not impose a tax orfee on the production, processing, and/orsale of marijuana or any product intowhich marijuana has been incorporated. This measure will become operative onlyif the measure proposing to prohibit (ban)the establishment and operation ofrecreational marijuana retailers is notpassed (approved) by voters.

Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







I Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices


Todd KeppleDemocrat


Write-in




Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0009

11

40

41

42

45

51

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

I Vote Both Sides of Ballot

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No





Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

Ponderosa Pines East SpecialRoad District

9-113 Five Year Local Option Taxfor General Operations

Question: Shall Ponderosa Pines EastSpecial Road District impose $4500 eachyear for five years for general operationsbeginning in 2017/2018? This measuremay cause property taxes to increasemore than three percent.

Summary: The taxes needed for fiveyears total $22,500, which will be imposedin equal amounts of $4,500 each year. The tax revenue from this measure willprovide revenues sufficient for thePonderosa Pines East Special RoadDistrict to operate at its current level ofservice for residents within the boundaryof the Ponderosa Pines East SpecialRoad District.

Road Grading and Surfacing with RockSnow PlowingSafety and Traffic Control SignsDistrict InsuranceOperating Expenses of the District

When the District was formed, the Board,with the advice from Deschutes County,determined the tax rate to be $1.0469 per$1000 of assessed value. This estimateincluded property along Rim Road that isNOT part of the District. After removingthe Rim Road properties from the District,the District’s remaining property valueresulted in less tax revenue for the district.

This new rate would replace an expiredlevy rate. It is NOT in addition to the rateassessed for the expired levy whichexpired in 2011.

Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







J Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices


Ted FerrioliRepublican, Independent

W Mark StringerDemocrat

Write-in


John E HuffmanRepublican, Independent

Tyler J GabrielDemocrat

Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0010

11

40

41

42

45

52

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

J Vote Both Sides of Ballot

City of Sisters

City CouncilVote for Three

Chuck Ryan

Andrea Blum

Richard Esterman

Write-in

Write-in

Write-in

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

State Measures





Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







K Vote Both Sides of Ballot

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

State Offices







Write-in

State Offices








Write-in



Tobias ReadDemocrat



Write-in





Write-in

Legislative Offices


Todd KeppleDemocrat


Write-in




Write-in

Partisan County



Alan UngerDemocrat

Write-in



Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in


Vote for One


Write-in

Nonpartisan County


Eric Kozowski

L Shane Nelson

Write-in



William Kuhn

Write-in


No Candidate Filed

Write-in


Colin T Wills

Write-in


Doby Fugate

Robin Vora

Write-in

Seq:0011

11

40

41

42

45

53

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

K Vote Both Sides of Ballot

State Measures






Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No





Yes

No

State Measures




Yes

No




Yes

No




Yes

No

Unit 6 Special Road District

9-109 10 Year Capital ProjectsLocal Option Tax

Question: Shall the District levy $0.90 perthousand of assessed value for 10 yearsfor sealing roads beginning 2017/2018? This measure may cause property taxesto increase more than three percent.

Summary: This measure would financecapital construction and improvements of2.3 miles of existing Deschutes RiverRecreation Homesites Unit 6 SpecialRoad District roads. The project wouldseal approximately 27,840 square yards ofroad serving the District at a cost of$135,000 which would be amortized overthe 10 year life of this measure. Funds willbe used to seal portions of Foster Road,Silver Fox Drive, Bench Leg, Bear Lane,Silver Fox Drive, and Mt Sheep Lane andall of Caribou and Cub Drive. Allimproved lots within the District would bewithin 1,500 feet of sealed roads. TheDistrict has experienced continuing growthand increased local and commercialtraffic. The District receives ~$23,000 peryear to maintain approximately sevenmiles of road. This measure would allowimposing up to $0.90 per $1,000 ofassessed value which is estimated toraise $17,100 in year one, $17,528 yeartwo, $17,966 year three, $18,415 yearfour, $18,875 year five, $19,347 year six,$19,831 year seven, $20,327 year eight,$20,835 year nine, and $21,356 year ten.

Yes

No

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample







L

Federal Offices



Vote for One





Write-in



Ron WydenDemocrat





Write-in




Write-in

Seq:0012

11

40

41

42

45

54

21

A

A

B

B

C

C


Sample

L

D

D

E

E

F

F

Sample

sample - deschutes...shanti s lewallen working families write-in us representative, 2nd district...

Documents