INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER: To vote for the candidate of your choice,
of the candidate’s name for whom you wish to vote.

To vote for a candidate who is not on the ballot,
to the right of the write-in space.

STATE OF ALASKA
SAMPLE BALLOT

GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2000

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completely fill in the oval to the right

you may write in the person’s name, and completely fill in the oval

To vote on a measure, completely fill in the oval next to your choice of “YES” or “NO.”

Place your ballot inside the secrecy sleeve, take your ballot to the ballot box.

If you make a mistake while voting, return the ballot to the election official for a new one. A vote which has
been erased or changed will not be counted.

UNITED STATES PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT
(vote for one}
NADER, RALPH / LADUKE, WINONA Green
BROWNE, HARRY / OLIVIER, ART Libertarian <>
BUCHANAN, PAT / FOSTER, EZOLA Reform <>
BUSH, GEORGE W. / CHENEY, DICK Republican
GORE, AL / LIEBERMAN, JOE Democrat
HAGELIN, JOHN / GOLDHABER, NAT Natural Law ()
PHILLIPS, HOWARD / FRAZIER, J. CURTIS Constitution
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UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE

(vote for one}
GREENE, CLIFFORD MARK Democrat ~~
(Signed Term Limits Pledge: Will serve no more than 3 terms)
DORE, JIM Alaskan Independence
KARPINSKI, LEONARD J. "LEN" Libertarian (~
(Signed Term Limits Pledge: Will serve no more than 3 terms)
YOUNG, ANNA C. Green |)
(Signed Term Limits Pledge: Will serve no more than 3 terms)
YOUNG, DON E. Republican (—
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STATE SENATE - DISTRICT A

_ (vote for one}
TAYLOR, ROBIN L. Republican (~
MIDDAG, GREG Democrat C_
(Signed Term Limits Pledge: Will serve no more than 8 years)
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STATE OF ALASKA OFFICIAL BALLOT
GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2000

Completely fill in the oval opposite the name of each candidate for whom you wish to vote. @®

STATE HOUSE - DISTRICT 1

{voie for one)
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM K. “BILL" Republican ©
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BALLOT MEASURES

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 1
House Joint Resolution No. 56
Amendment Prohibiting Voter Initiatives About Wildlife

This ballot measure would change the Alaska Constitution so that
voters could not use the initiative process to make laws that permit,
regulate, or prohibit taking or transporting wildlife, or prescribe
seasons or methods for taking wildlife.

Should this constitutional amendment be adopted?

YESTM
NOC

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 2
House CS for Senate Joint Resolution No. 27
(Finance) am H
Amendment and Revision of Alaska Constitution

This proposal says that an amendment to the Alaska Constitution
is a change that is limited to one subject. It may affect more than
one part of the constitution. This proposal also adds a new section
to article XIll of the Alaska Constitution. It says that a court may
not change the language of an amendment to the constitution
proposed by the legislature. Also, a court may not change the
language of an amendment or revision proposed bya
constitutional convention.

Should this constitutional amendment be adopted?

YES
NOC)

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 3
Conference CS for Senate Joint Resolution No. 34
Constitutional Amendment Relating to Public Corporations

This amendment states that the Alaska permanent fund would be
managed by a public corporation established by law. Members of
the public appointed by the governor to the board of this
corporation would not be subject to legislative approval. These
members may only be removed from the board for cause.
However, members appointed by the governor to boards of other
public corporations that manage significant state assets must be
approved by the legislature. Also, a law could be enacted to
provide that these other board members may only be removed
from office for cause.

Should this constitutional amendment be adopted?

YES)
NOC

VOTE BOTH SIDES

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If that oval is not marked, your vote cannot be counted for the write-in candidate.


BALLOT MEASURE NO. 4
INITIATIVE NO. 99PTAR
Bill Limiting Property Assessment and Taxation

This initiative bars certain municipalities from setting property tax
rates above 10 mills. The 10 mill cap will not apply to taxes to
repay bonds issued before January 1, 2001. Taxes to pay for
bonds issued after January 1, 2001, must be included in the 10 mill
limit. The bill also repeals the law requiring the same mill rate on
all properties. It sets the assessment of property at its value on
January 1, 2001. Each year an assessment may rise no more than
2 percent. Property will be reassessed when it is sold or improved.
Should this initiative become law?

YES
NO

JUDICIAL CANDIDATES

SUPREME COURT
Shall ALEXANDER O. BRYNER be retained as
justice of the supreme court for ten years?

YES@)
NO

Shall DANA FABE be retained as justice of the
supreme court for ten years?

WES Gas
NOC)

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 5
INITIATIVE NO. 9S9HEMP
Allowing Uses of Hemp, Including Marijuana

This bill would do away with civil and criminal penalties for persons
18 years or older who use marijuana, or other hemp products.
These products include hemp used for paper, fiber, food, fuel,
medicine, or personal use in private. Marijuana wouid be regulaied
like an alcoholic beverage. Doctors could prescribe marijuana.
The bill allows for laws limiting marijuana use in some cases to
protect public safety. It grants amnesty to persons convicted in the
past of marijuana crimes. The bill creates an advisory group to
study restitution for those persons.

Should this initiative become law?

YES
NO

Shall WARREN W. MATTHEWS be retained as
justice of the supreme court for ten years?

YESGS
NOM)

COURT OF APPEALS
Shall ROBERT G. COATS be retained as judge of
the court of appeals for eight years?

YES)
NOM

Shall DAVID STEWART be retained as judge of the
court of appeals for eight years?

YESC)
NOM

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 6
REFERENDUM NO. 00GAME
Chapter 20, Session Laws of Alaska 2000
An Act Relating to Management of Game

Voters are asked to either approve or reject a law allowing hunters
to use airplanes to land and shoot wolves on the same day they fly.
The law allows any person with a hunting or trapping license to
land and shoot in areas established by the Board of Game. No
additional permit may be required. The law also allows the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game to use agents, as well as
employees, to engage in same day airborne shooting of wolves. A
yes vote rejects the law. A no vote approves the law.

Should this law be rejected?

YESC
NOM

FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SUPERIOR COURT
Shall LARRY WEEKS be retained as judge of the
superior court for six years?

YES
NOC)

Shall LARRY ZERVOS be retained as judge of the
superior court for six years?

YES)
NOM

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