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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

(Vote for ONE PAIR)

George W. Bush / 

Dick Cheney

(Republican)

John F. Kerry / 

John Edwards

(Democratic)

Michael Badnarik / 

Richard V. Campagna

(Libertarian)

David Cobb / 

Patricia LaMarche

(Green)

Ralph Nader / 

Peter Miguel Camejo

(Colorado Reform)

Michael Anthony Peroutka / 

Chuck Baldwin

(American Constitution)

Gene Amondson / 

Leroy Pletten

(Concerns of People)

Stanford E. Andress (Andy) / 

Irene M. Deasy

(Unaffiliated)

Walter F. Brown / 

Mary Cal Hollis

(Socialist)

Earl F. Dodge / 

Howard L. Lydick

(Prohibition)

James E. Harris / 

Margaret Trowe

(Socialist Workers)

Bill Van Auken / 

Jim Lawrence

(Socialist Equality)

Write-in

UNITED STATES SENATOR

(Vote for ONE)

Pete Coors

(Republican)

Ken Salazar

(Democratic)

Victor Good

(Colorado Reform)

Douglas "Dayhorse" Campbell

(American Constitution)

Richard Randall

(Libertarian)

John R. Harris

(Independent)

Finn Gotaas

(Unaffiliated)

Write-in

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE

109th U.S. CONGRESS

DISTRICT 3

(Vote for ONE)

Greg Walcher

(Republican)

John Salazar

(Democratic)

Jim Krug

(Unaffiliated)

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY

 OF COLORADO - AT LARGE

(Vote for ONE)

Jennifer Mello

(Democratic)

Steve Bosley

(Republican)

Daniel Ong

(Libertarian)

STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 8

(Vote for ONE)

Jay Fetcher

(Democratic)

Jack Taylor

(Republican)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE

DISTRICT 57

(Vote for ONE)

Al White

(Republican)

Sam Robinson

(Democratic)

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

14th JUDICIAL DISTRICT

(Vote for ONE)

Bonnie S. Roesink

(Republican)

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

DISTRICT 1

(Vote for ONE)

Tom Gray

(Republican)

Terry D. Carwile

(Democratic)

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

DISTRICT 2

(Vote for ONE)

Saed F. Tayyara

(Republican)

Stan Hathhorn

(Unaffiliated)

COUNTY SURVEYOR

(Vote for ONE)

Write-in

COURT OF APPEALS

(Vote Yes or No)

Shall Judge James S. Casebolt of the

Colorado Court of Appeals be retained

in office?

Yes

No

Shall Judge Dennis A. Graham of the

Colorado Court of Appeals be retained

in office?

Yes

No

Shall Judge Arthur P. Roy of the

Colorado Court of Appeals be retained

in office?

Yes

No

Shall Judge Daniel Marc Taubman of the

Colorado Court of Appeals be retained

in office?

Yes

No

VOTE BOTH SIDES

OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION

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OFFICIAL BALLOT

FOR

MOFFAT COUNTY,

COLORADO

NOVEMBER 2, 2004

County Clerk & Recorder

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS

1. To vote you must blacken the oval ( ... )

completely to the left of your choice. To vote for a

candidate not appearing on the ballot, write the

name on the blank line provided, and blacken the

oval ( .. ) to the left of the name.

2. Use ONLY A PENCIL. Make the mark clear and

distinct.

3. If more than the allowable number of ovals are

blackened, votes for that candidate, question or

issue will not be counted. EXAMPLE: Vote for

 "ONE" means only one oval may be

blackened.

4. DO NOT REMOVE BALLOT STUB
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Shall Judge John R. Webb of the

Colorado Court of Appeals be retained

in office?

Yes

No

"Ballot issues referred by the general assembly or

any political subdivision are listed by letter, and

ballot issues initiated by the people are listed

numerically. A ’yes’ vote on any ballot issue is a

vote in favor of changing current law or existing

circumstances, and a ’no’ vote on any ballot issue

is a vote against changing current law or existing

circumstances."

STATE OF COLORADO

BALLOT QUESTIONS

AMENDMENT 34

Shall there be an amendment to the

Colorado constitution concerning

recovery of damages relating to

construction of real property

improvements, and, in connection

therewith, prohibiting laws that limit or

impair a property owner’s right to

recover damages caused by a failure to

construct an improvement in a good and

workmanlike manner; defining "good

and workmanlike manner" to include

construction that is suitable for its

intended purposes; and permitting

exceptions for laws that limit punitive

damages, afford governmental

immunity, or impose time limits of

specified minimum lengths on filing

lawsuits?

Yes

No

AMENDMENT 35

SHALL STATE TAXES BE INCREASED $175

MILLION ANNUALLY THROUGH

ADDITIONAL TOBACCO TAXES IMPOSED

FOR HEALTH RELATED PURPOSES, AND, IN

CONNECTION THEREWITH, AMENDING THE

COLORADO CONSTITUTION TO INCREASE

STATEWIDE TAXES ON THE SALE OF

CIGARETTES BY WHOLESALERS OF THREE

AND TWO-TENTHS CENTS PER CIGARETTE

AND ON THE SALE, USE, CONSUMPTION,

HANDLING, OR DISTRIBUTION OF OTHER

TOBACCO PRODUCTS BY DISTRIBUTORS

AT THE RATE OF TWENTY PERCENT OF

THE MANUFACTURER’S LIST PRICE;

INCREASING SUCH TOBACCO TAXES

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2005; REQUIRING

ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS OF SPECIFIED

PERCENTAGES OF THE ADDITIONAL

TOBACCO TAX REVENUES TO EXPAND

ELIGIBILITY FOR AND INCREASE

ENROLLMENT IN THE CHILDREN’S BASIC

HEALTH PLAN, TO FUND COMPREHENSIVE

PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE THROUGH

CERTAIN COLORADO QUALIFIED

PROVIDERS, TOBACCO EDUCATION

PROGRAMS, AND PREVENTION, EARLY

DETECTION, AND TREATMENT OF CANCER

AND CARDIOVASCULAR AND PULMONARY

DISEASES, TO COMPENSATE THE STATE

GENERAL FUND, THE OLD AGE PENSION

FUND, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR

TOBACCO TAX LOSSES RESULTING FROM

REDUCED SALES OF CIGARETTES AND

TOBACCO PRODUCTS; SPECIFYING THAT

THE APPROPRIATIONS OF ADDITIONAL

TOBACCO TAX REVENUES SHALL BE IN

ADDITION TO AND NOT SUBSTITUTED FOR

APPROPRIATIONS FOR SUCH PROGRAMS

ON JANUARY 1, 2005; ALLOWING THE USE

OF ADDITIONAL TOBACCO TAX REVENUES

FOR ANY HEALTH RELATED PURPOSE AND

TO SERVE POPULATIONS ENROLLED IN

THE CHILDREN’S BASIC HEALTH PLAN AND

THE COLORADO MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

PROGRAM AS OF JANUARY 1, 2005, UPON

A DECLARATION OF A STATE FISCAL

EMERGENCY BY TWO-THIRDS OF THE

MEMBERS OF EACH HOUSE OF THE

GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE

GOVERNOR; PROHIBITING THE REPEAL OR

REDUCTION OF EXISTING TAXES IMPOSED

ON CIGARETTES AND OTHER TOBACCO

PRODUCTS; EXCLUDING ALL ADDITIONAL

TOBACCO TAX REVENUES FROM FISCAL

YEAR SPENDING FOR PURPOSES OF

SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE

COLORADO CONSTITUTION; AND

EXEMPTING APPROPRIATIONS OF

ADDITIONAL TOBACCO TAX REVENUES

FROM THE STATUTORY LIMITATION ON

GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS

GROWTH OR ANY OTHER EXISTING

SPENDING LIMITATION?

YES

NO

AMENDMENT 36

Shall there be an amendment to the

Colorado constitution concerning

popular proportional selection of

presidential electors, and, in connection

therewith, creating procedures for

allocating Colorado’s electoral votes for

president and vice-president of the

United States, based on the proportion

of ballots that are cast in this state for

each presidential ticket; making the

terms of the proposed amendment

effective so that popular proportional

selection of presidential electors applies

to the 2004 general election; setting

forth procedures and timelines that

govern the certification of election

results and the potential recounting of

votes in elections for presidential

electors and in the election on this

proposed amendment; granting the

Colorado supreme court original

jurisdiction for the adjudication of all

contests concerning presidential

electors and requiring that such matters

be heard and decided on an expedited

basis; and authorizing the general

assembly to enact legislation to change

the manner of selecting presidential

electors or any of the procedures

contained in this amendment?

Yes

No

AMENDMENT 37

Shall there be an amendment to the

Colorado revised statutes concerning

renewable energy standards for large

providers of retail electric service, and,

in connection therewith, defining

eligible renewable energy resources to

include solar, wind, geothermal,

biomass, small hydroelectricity, and

hydrogen fuel cells; requiring that a

percentage of retail electricity sales be

derived from renewable sources,

beginning with 3% in the year 2007 and

increasing to 10% by 2015; requiring

utilities to offer customers a rebate of

$2.00 per watt and other incentives for

solar electric generation; providing

incentives for utilities to invest in

renewable energy resources that

provide net economic benefits to

customers; limiting the retail rate impact

of renewable energy resources to 50

cents per month for residential

customers; requiring public utilities

commission rules to establish major

aspects of the measure; prohibiting

utilities from using condemnation or

eminent domain to acquire land for

generating facilities used to meet the

standards; requiring utilities with

requirements contracts to address

shortfalls from the standards; and

specifying election procedures by which

the customers of a utility may opt out of

the requirements of this amendment?

Yes

No

VOTE BOTH SIDES

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"Ballot issues referred by the general assembly or

any political subdivision are listed by letter, and

ballot issues initiated by the people are listed

numerically. A ’yes’ vote on any ballot issue is a

vote in favor of changing current law or existing

circumstances, and a ’no’ vote on any ballot issue

is a vote against changing current law or existing

circumstances."

REFERENDUM A

Amendments to sections 13, 14, and 15

of article XII and section 22 of article IV

of the constitution of the state of

Colorado, concerning reform of the

state civil service system, and, in

connection therewith, modifying the

merit principle, exempting certain

positions from the system, modifying

the number of eligible applicants from

which an appointment is to be made,

modifying the residency requirement,

expanding the duration of temporary

employment, specifying the rule-making

authority of the state personnel board

and the state personnel director,

allowing the general assembly to

reallocate the rule-making authority of

the state personnel board and the state

personnel director, authorizing a

modification to the veterans’ preference,

and making conforming amendments.

Yes

No

REFERENDUM B

Amendments to articles IV, VII, and IX of

the constitution of the state of Colorado,

concerning the elimination of obsolete

provisions of the state constitution.

Yes

No

OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION

54867 v006

MOFFAT COUNTY, COLORADO NOVEMBER 2, 2004

OFFICIAL BALLOT

FOR

MOFFAT COUNTY,

COLORADO

NOVEMBER 2, 2004

County Clerk & Recorder

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS

1. To vote you must blacken the oval ( ... )

completely to the left of your choice. To vote for a

candidate not appearing on the ballot, write the

name on the blank line provided, and blacken the

oval ( .. ) to the left of the name.

2. Use ONLY A PENCIL. Make the mark clear and

distinct.

3. If more than the allowable number of ovals are

blackened, votes for that candidate, question or

issue will not be counted. EXAMPLE: Vote for

 "ONE" means only one oval may be

blackened.

4. DO NOT REMOVE BALLOT STUB
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 Customer Name: MOFFAT COUNTY, COLORADO Acct. No.: 54867 Generation Date: Tue Sep 14 9:18:11 2004 Version: 006 Plate: 03-02F

"Ballot issues referred by the general assembly or

any political subdivision are listed by letter, and

ballot issues initiated by the people are listed

numerically. A ’yes’ vote on any ballot issue is a

vote in favor of changing current law or existing

circumstances, and a ’no’ vote on any ballot issue

is a vote against changing current law or existing

circumstances."

REFERENDUM A

Amendments to sections 13, 14, and 15

of article XII and section 22 of article IV

of the constitution of the state of

Colorado, concerning reform of the

state civil service system, and, in

connection therewith, modifying the

merit principle, exempting certain

positions from the system, modifying

the number of eligible applicants from

which an appointment is to be made,

modifying the residency requirement,

expanding the duration of temporary

employment, specifying the rule-making

authority of the state personnel board

and the state personnel director,

allowing the general assembly to

reallocate the rule-making authority of

the state personnel board and the state

personnel director, authorizing a

modification to the veterans’ preference,

and making conforming amendments.

Yes

No

REFERENDUM B

Amendments to articles IV, VII, and IX of

the constitution of the state of Colorado,

concerning the elimination of obsolete

provisions of the state constitution.

Yes

No

CRAIG RURAL FIRE

PROTECTION DISTRICT

REFERENDUM 4A

SHALL CRAIG RURAL FIRE PROTECTION

DISTRICT TAXES BE INCREASED

$150,000.00 ANNUALLY OR BY SUCH

AMOUNT AS MAY BE RAISED BY THE

IMPOSITION OF AN ADDITIONAL AD

VALOREM PROPERTY TAX RATE OF .723

MILLS, BEING AN INCREASED FROM 1.997

MILLS TO 2.720 MILLS, TO BE CERTIFIED IN

2004 AND COLLECTED IN 2005 AND

CONTINUING EACH YEAR THEREAFTER,

ALL SUCH TAX REVENUE TO BE CREDITED

TO THE DISTRICT’S GENERAL FUND FOR

OPERATIONAL EXPENSES, INCLUDING THE

ACQUISITION AND MAINTENANCE OF FIRE

FIGHTING EQUIPMENT; AND SHALL THE

DISTRICT BE AUTHORIZED TO RETAIN AND

EXPEND ALL REVENUE FROM SAID

INCREASE AS A VOTER APPROVED

REVENUE CHANGE TO ANY LIMITS

ESTABLISHED BY ARTICLE X, SECTION 20

OF THE COLORADO STATE CONSTITUTION

(TABOR) OR THE 5.5% LIMITS SET BY C.R.S.

29-1-301 eq seq, OR BY ANY OTHER

PROVISION OF THE COLORADO LAW THAT

PROHIBITS OR LIMITS THE GROWTH IN

REVENUE FROM TAXATION?

YES

NO

OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION

54867 v006

MOFFAT COUNTY, COLORADO NOVEMBER 2, 2004

OFFICIAL BALLOT

FOR

MOFFAT COUNTY,

COLORADO

NOVEMBER 2, 2004

County Clerk & Recorder

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS

1. To vote you must blacken the oval ( ... )

completely to the left of your choice. To vote for a

candidate not appearing on the ballot, write the

name on the blank line provided, and blacken the

oval ( .. ) to the left of the name.

2. Use ONLY A PENCIL. Make the mark clear and

distinct.

3. If more than the allowable number of ovals are

blackened, votes for that candidate, question or

issue will not be counted. EXAMPLE: Vote for

 "ONE" means only one oval may be

blackened.

4. DO NOT REMOVE BALLOT STUB