OFFICIAL
BALLOT

FOR

Lyndeborough
November 7, 2000

Lilley LEZ Zoho

SECRETARY OF STATE


INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS

1. To vote, make a cross (X) in the
square opposite your choice, like
this |X

2. To Vote a Straight Ticket

Make a cross (X) in the square oppo-
site the political party of your choice if
you wish to vote for all candidates run-
ning in that party. If you vote a straight
ticket, but wish to vote for one or more
individual candidates, you may do so,
and your vote for an individual candi-
date will override the straight party
vote for that office. However, if you
vote for one candidate for an office
where more than one candidate is to
be elected, be sure to vote individually
for all candidates of your choice for
that office, because your straight ticket
vote will not be counted for that office.

3. To Vote a Split Ticket
If you do not wish to vote for all candi-

dates running in the same party, make-

a cross (X) in the square opposite the
names of the candidates for whom you
wish to vote.

4. To Vote by Write-in
If you wish to vote for candidates
whose names are not printed on the
ballot, write in the names on the blank
lines for write-in votes.

STRAIGHT TICKET

5 REPUBLICAN (_

v8. “ For all candidates of this party
make a cross (X) in the square

STRAIGHT TICKET

DEMOCRATIC

For all candidates of this party
make a cross (X) in the square

For President and
Vice President
of the United States
Vote for not more than ONE:
GEORGE W. BUSH _
“DICK” CHENEY LI

REPUBLICAN

“AL” GORE
“JOE” LIEBERMAN

DEMOCRATIC

HARRY BROWNE
“ART” OLIVIER

LIBERTARIAN

RALPH NADER
WINONA LaDUKE

GREEN

HOWARD PHILLIPS

J. CURTIS FRAZIER
CONSTITUTION

“PAT” BUCHANAN

EZOLA FOSTER

INDEPENDENCE

WRITE-IN

For Governor
Vote for not more than ONE:

GORDON HUMPHREY

REPUBLICAN

JEANNE SHAHEEN

DEMOCRATIC

MARY BROWN

INDEPENDENT =

JOHN J. BABIARZ

LIBERTARIAN

WRITE-IN

For Representative

in Congress
Vote for not more than ONE:

CHARLES BASS

REPUBLICAN

BARNEY BRANNEN aa

DEMOCRATIC

BRIAN CHRISTESON

LIBERTARIAN

ROY KENDEL

CONSTITUTIONAL AMERICAN

WRITE-IN

For Executive Councilor
Vote for not more than ONE:

“DAVE” WHEELER —

REPUBLICAN

KEITH A. REGLI

DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

For State Senator
Vote for not more than ONE:

GARY L. DANIELS i

REPUBLICAN

MARK FERNALD

DEMOCRATIC —

“BOB” MULTER 7

LIBERTARIAN

WRITE-IN

For State Representative
Hillsborough Disirici 10

Vote for not more than ONE:

JARVIS ADAMS IV =
REPUBLICAN

LINDA T. FOSTER =
DEMOCRATIC L__]

WRITE-IN

For State Representative
Hillsborough District 12

Vote for not more than ONE:
PAMELA D. COUGHLIN

REPUBLICAN

“CHRIS” OWEN

DEMOCRATIC

LJ

WRITE-IN

For Sheriff

Vote for not more than ONE:

WALTER A. MORSE

REPUBLICAN

DAVID M. DIONNE =

DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

For County Attorney
Vote for not more than ONE:
PETER McDONOUGH —
DEMOCRATIC L_|
WRITE-IN

For County Treasurer
Vote for not more than ONE:

DAVID G. FREDETTE

REPUBLICAN sae

“BOB” DAVIDSON Pl

DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

For Register of Deeds
Vote for not more than ONE:

JUDITH A. MacDONALD 4

REPUBLICAN

WRITE-IN

For Register of Probate
Vote for not more than ONE:

ROBERT R. RIVARD |

REPUBLICAN

WRITE-IN

For County Commissioner
Vote for not more than ONE:

CAROL H. HOLDEN

REPUBLICAN

PAUL J. HALEY _

DEMOCRATIC

RICHARD “RICH” BURKE

INDEPENDENT [|_J

WRITE-IN

Question Relating to
Constitutional Amendments
Proposed by
the 1999 General Court

“Are you in favor of amending the
constitution to provide that municipalities
Shall have home rule authority to exercise
such powers and perform such functions
pertaining to its government and affairs which
are not prohibited by the state constitution,
state statute, or common law, and that the
state shall retain its right of preemption over
municipal powers and functions?”

Upon passage of this question the first part
of the New Hampshire Constitution will be
amended by inserting after article 39 the
following new article:

[Art.] 40 [Home Rule Authority Granted.] A
municipality may exercise such powers and
perform such functions pertaining to its
government and affairs which are not
prohibited by the state constitution, state
Statute, or common law. Nothing in this
article shall be construed to alter or limit in
any way the state’s right of preemption over
municipal powers and functions.

(This question is submitted to the
voters by the 1999 Legislature on
votes of 262 to 62 inthe House of YES
Representatives and 19 to 3 in _
the Senate. CACR 6) NO |)

LYNDEBOROUGH