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OFFICIAL BALLOT 

_________________ SECTION ONE of this ballot is comprised of partisan

candidates. To vote for the candidates for the partisan offices,

complete the arrow to the right of the name of each candidate

for whom you wish to vote.

PARTY ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations identify the partisan candidates in

Section One of this ballot:

(REP)-REPUBLICAN; (DEM)-DEMOCRATIC;

(LBT)-LIBERTARIAN

SECTION TWO of this ballot is comprised of nonpartisan

offices. To vote for candidates for nonpartisan offices,

complete the arrow to the right of the candidate name. If you

wish to vote for retention of a judge, or the adoption of a

proposition, complete the arrow pointing to the word "YES". If

you wish to vote against retention of a judge, or against the

adoption of a proposition, complete the arrow pointing to the

word "NO". 

GENERAL ELECTION

NOVEMBER 2, 2004

MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA

0339-01 PURPLE 0339 - DEER VILLAGE PARK

5 83

VOTE BOTH SIDES OF BALLOT

SECTION ONE

PARTISAN BALLOT

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

EWING, TONY FALLON, GARY

SEVERIN, WARREN STEWART, SCOTT

SCHMERL, PETER G. EUCHNER, DAVID

HANCOCK, ERNEST McKNIGHT, RICH

GAMMILL, POWELL AUVENSHINE, JOHN JASON

BADNARIK, MICHAEL (LBT)

BARBER, LINDA BARRETT, MALCOLM

CLICK, JIM COLLINS, CYNTHIA J.

ROBERTS, BERNICE C. FULTON, IRA A.

CROCKETT, WEBB FARNSWORTH, ROSS

TOWNSEND, PHILLIP FANNIN, ELIZABETH WILKINSON

BUSH, GEORGE (REP)

ATLEE, PATRICIA CALHOUN, GWENDOLYN B.

KAZMI, ARIF LOPEZ, JOE E.

MOFFORD, ROSE MORTON, CATHERENE

PFAU, LOIS E. SHIRLEY, JOE JR.

TOBIN, BRIAN VLADEZ, RAM”N

KERRY, JOHN (DEM)

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UNITED STATES SENATOR

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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U.S. REPRESENTATIVE IN

CONGRESS

DISTRICT 2

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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STATE SENATOR

DISTRICT 4

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE

DISTRICT 4

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 2)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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CORPORATION COMMISSIONER

TERM EXPIRES

JANUARY 1, 2007

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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CORPORATION COMMISSIONER

TERM EXPIRES

JANUARY 5, 2009

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 3)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

DISTRICT 4

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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COUNTY ASSESSOR

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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COUNTY ATTORNEY

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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COUNTY RECORDER

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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COUNTY SCHOOL

SUPERINTENDENT

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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SHERIFF

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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COUNTY TREASURER

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

PEORIA

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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CONSTABLE

PEORIA

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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SECTION TWO

NONPARTISAN BALLOT

SCHOOL GOVERNING BOARD

MEMBER, 4 YEAR TERM

PEORIA UNIFIED #11

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 3)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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MARICOPA COUNTY

COMMUNITY COLLEGE

DISTRICT, TERM EXPIRES

DECEMBER 31, 2008

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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MARICOPA COUNTY

COMMUNITY COLLEGE

DISTRICT

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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MARICOPA COUNTY SPECIAL

HEALTHCARE DISTRICT

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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CENTRAL ARIZONA WATER

CONSERVATION DISTRICT

(VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 5)

"NO CANDIDATE"

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JUSTICES OF THE

SUPREME COURT

Shall BERCH, REBECCA WHITE Justice

of the Supreme Court of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall JONES, CHARLES E. Justice of the

Supreme Court of Arizona be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall RYAN, MICHAEL D. Justice of the

Supreme Court of Arizona be retained in

office?

YES

NO
VOTE BOTH SIDES OF BALLOT

REFER TO FULL TEXT OF PROPOSITIONS AND QUESTIONS POSTED IN THE POLLING PLACE AND PRINTED ON THE SAMPLE

BALLOT.

JUDGES OF THE COURT OF

APPEALS, DIVISION 1

Shall BARKER, DANIEL A. Judge of the

Court of Appeals, Division 1,of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall EHRLICH, SUSAN A. Judge of the

Court of Appeals, Division 1,of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall GEMMILL, JOHN C. Judge of the

Court of Appeals, Division 1,of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall HALL, PHILIP L. Judge of the Court

of Appeals, Division 1,of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall IRVINE, PARTICK Judge of the Court

of Appeals, Division 1,of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall LANKFORD, JEFFERSON L. Judge

of the Court of Appeals, Division 1,of

Arizona be retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall SNOW, G. MURRAY Judge of the

Court of Appeals, Division 1,of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall SULT, JAMES B. Judge of the Court

of Appeals, Division 1,of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall THOMPSON, JON W. Judge of the

Court of Appeals, Division 1,of Arizona be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall WINTHROP, LAWRENCE F. Judge

of the Court of Appeals, Division 1,of

Arizona be retained in office?

YES

NO

JUDGES OF THE

SUPERIOR COURT

Shall AKERS, LINDA A. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 41 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall ALBRECHT, REBECCA A. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 6 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall ARANETA, LOUIS A. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 33 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall ARELLANO, SILVIA R. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 24 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall BACA, ANNA M. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 34 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall BALLINGER, EDDWARD P., JR.

Judge of the Superior Court Division 43 be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall BLAKEY, CRAIG Judge of the

Superior Court Division 80 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall BUTTRICK, JOHN A. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 72 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall CAMPBELL, COLIN F. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 23 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall COLE, DAVID R. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 18 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall CONTES, CONNIE Judge of the

Superior Court Division 79 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall DITSWORTH, JOHN R. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 71 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall DUNEVANT, THOMAS, III Judge of

the Superior Court Division 19 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall FIELDS, KENNETH L. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 16 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall FOREMAN, JOHN Judge of the

Superior Court Division 7 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall FRANKS, PAMELA J. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 17 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall GALATI, FRANK T. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 8 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall HARRISON, CARI A. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 73 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall HILLIARD, RUTH H. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 10 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall JARRETT, BARBARA M. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 31 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall KATZ, PAUL A. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 21 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall KLEIN, ANDREW G. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 75 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall MAHONEY, MARGARET R. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 82 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall MARTIN, GREGORY H. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 20 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

JUDGES OF THE

SUPERIOR COURT

Shall McCLENNEN, CRANE Judge of the

Superior Court Division 42 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall McNALLY, COLLEEN A. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 69 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall McVEY, MICHAEL R. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 32 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall MILES, LINDA H. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 81 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall OBERBILLIG, ROBERT H. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 44 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall O'MELIA, MICHAEL J. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 5 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall REINSTEIN, RONALD S. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 9 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall SANDERS, TERESA A. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 76 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall SANTANA, MARK R. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 68 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall SARGEANT, WILLIAM P., III Judge

of the Superior Court Division 12 be

retained in office?

YES

NO

Shall SCHNEIDER, BARRY C. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 11 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall SHELDON, STEVEN D. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 22 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

Shall STEINLE, ROLAND J., III Judge of

the Superior Court Division 70 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall STEPHENS, SHERRY K. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 74 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall TRUJILLO, RICHARD J. Judge of

the Superior Court Division 77 be retained

in office?

YES

NO

Shall UDALL, DAVID K. Judge of the

Superior Court Division 78 be retained in

office?

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 100

Proposed amendment to the Arizona

Constitution by the legislature relating

to State Lands

A ìyesî vote shall have the effect of

permitting the exchange of state lands for

other public lands if it is in the best interests

of the state land trust, it conserves open

space on trust lands offered in the

exchange, or it assists in preserving military

airports, and appraisals show the lands

received and projected income and value

will equal or exceed that of the state lands.

A ìnoî vote shall have the effect of not

permitting exchange of state lands for other

public lands.

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 101

Proposed amendment to the Arizona

Constitution by the legislature relating

to initiative and referendum

expenditures

A ìyesî vote shall have the effect of

providing that initiative or referendum

measures that mandate an expenditure of

state funds, establish a fund or allocate

funding for any specific purpose, must also

provide for increased revenues to cover the

costs, which cannot come from the general

fund, and permits the legislature to reduce

the expenditures of state revenues to the

amount of funding supplied by the identified

revenue source.

A ìnoî vote shall have the effect of not

requiring initiatives and referendums to

include a dedicated funding source for

required expenditures.

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 102

Proposed amendment to the Arizona

Constitution by the legislature relating

to state ownership of securities

A ìyesî vote shall have the effect of

allowing the state to license or transfer

interests in technology or intellectual

property created or acquired by state

funded universities or the Arizona Board of

Regents in exchange for ownership

interests and securities in a company or

corporation.

A ìnoî vote shall have the effect of retaining

the current prohibition on the state

becoming an owner or shareholder in any

company or corporation except in the case

of ownerships that occur by law and from

investments of state funds.

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 103

Proposed amendment to the Arizona

Constitution by the legislature relating

to Justices of the Peace

A ìyesî vote shall have the effect of

permitting individuals appointed to serve as

temporary justices of the peace to have the

same qualifications as elected justices of

the peace and to allow temporary justices

of the peace to reside outside the precinct

that they are appointed to serve.

A ìnoî vote shall have the effect of retaining

the requirement that temporary justices of

the peace be attorneys.

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 104

Proposed amendment to the Arizona

Constitution by the legislature relating

to initiative petitions

A ìyesî vote shall have the effect of

allowing an initiative petition to be

circulated for signatures up to 27 months

before the general election and requires the

petitions to be filed with the secretary of

state at least 7 months prior to the election

at which it will be voted on.

A ìnoî vote shall have the effect of retaining

the current initiative circulation period of 24

months before the general election and

filing deadline of 4 months before the

general election.

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 105

Proposed amendment to the Arizona

Constitution by the legislature relating

to the state board of education

A ìyesî vote shall have the effect of

changing the composition of the state board

of education by replacing a member of the

state junior college board with a president

or chancellor of a community college district

and increasing the board from 8 to 10

members by adding a charter school owner

or administrator and a fourth public

member.

A ìnoî vote shall have the effect of retaining

the current composition of the state

education board.

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 200

Proposed by initiative petition relating to

voting and public benefits

A ìyesî vote shall have the effect of [1]

requiring a person to submit evidence of

United States citizenship when registering

to vote, [2] requiring the county recorder to

reject any voter registration that is not

accompanied by proof of citizenship, [3]

requiring voters to present a photo

identification with name and address or two

other forms of identification with name and

address before receiving a ballot at the

polling place, [4] requiring state and local

governments to verify the identity and

eligibility of applicants for state and local

public benefits that are not federally

mandated, [5] requiring government

employees to report violations of United

States immigration law by applicants for

public benefits, [6] making it a class 2

misdemeanor if a government employee

fails to make the required report and [7]

permitting private lawsuits by any resident

to enforce provisions relating to public

benefits. 

A ìnoî vote shall have the effect of retaining

the current laws regarding citizenship when

registering to vote and not requiring voters

to show identification documents at the

polls prior to voting, and keeping the

current requirements when applying for

public benefits.

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 300

Recommendation of the commission on

salaries for elective state officers

relating to legislators' salaries

A ìyesî vote shall have the effect of raising

State Legislators' salaries to $36,000 per

year.

A ìnoî vote shall have the effect of keeping

State Legislators' salaries at $24,000 per

year.

YES

NO

COUNTY

PROPOSITION 400

RELATING TO COUNTY

TRANSPORTATION EXCISE (SALES)

TAXES

Do you favor the continuation of a county

transaction privilege (sales) tax for regional

transportation purposes in Maricopa

County?

A "YES" vote has the effect of continuing

the transaction privilege (sales) tax in

Maricopa County for twenty years to

provide funding for transportation projects

as contained in the regional transportation

plan.

A "NO" vote has the effect of rejecting the

transaction privilege (sales) tax for

transportation purposes in Maricopa

County.

YES

NO

PROPOSITION 401

The Maricopa Community Colleges Bond

Shall the Maricopa Community Colleges be

authorized to issue and sell general obligation

bonds in the amount of $951,359,000 for capital

outlay to provide education and job training to meet

the needs of students?

BOND APPROVAL, YES

BOND APPROVAL, NO