OFFICIAL
BALLOT

FOR

Warren
November 3, 1998

SECRETARY OF STATE


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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 opposite the
political party of your choice if you wish to
vote for all candidates running 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
candidate 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

lf you do not wish to vote for all candidates
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

REPUBLICAN

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 Governor
Vote for not more than ONE:

JAY LUCAS

REPUBLICAN

JEANNE SHAHEEN

DEMOCRATIC

“KEN” BLEVENS

LIBERTARIAN

WRITE-IN

For United States Senator
Vote for not more than ONE:

JUDD GREGG

REPUBLICAN

GEORGE CONDODEMETRAKY

DEMOCRATIC

BRIAN CHRISTESON

LIBERTARIAN

ROY KENDEL

INDEPENDENT AMERICAN

WRITE-IN

For Representative

in Congress
Vote for not more than ONE:

CHARLES BASS

REPUBLICAN

MARY RAUH

DEMOCRATIC

PAULA WERME

LIBERTARIAN

WRITE-IN

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For Executive Councilor
Vote for not more than ONE:

RAYMOND S. BURTON

REPUBLICAN

R. J. “BOB” CROWLEY

DEMOCRATIC

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WRITE-IN

For State Senator
Vote for not more than ONE:

EDWARD “NED” GORDON

REPUBLICAN

“SID” LOVETT

DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

For State Representative
Vote for not more than ONE:

ROBERT J. GIUDA

REPUBLICAN

JESSICA DENSMORE

DEMOCRATIC

GEORGE W. BLOOM

INDEPENDENT

WRITE-IN

For Sheriff

Vote for not more than ONE:

CHARLES E. BARRY

REPUBLICAN & DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

For County Attorney

Vote for not more than ONE:

“KEN” ANDERSON

REPUBLICAN & DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

For County Treasurer
Vote for not more than ONE:

KATHLEEN W. WARD

REPUBLICAN & DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

For Register of Deeds
Vote for not more than ONE:

CAROL A. ELLIOTT

REPUBLICAN & DEMOCRATIC

LI

WRITE-IN

For Register of Probate
Vote for not more than ONE:

REBECCA R. WYMAN

REPUBLICAN & DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

For County Commissioner
Vote for not more than ONE:

RAYMOND S. BURTON

REPUBLICAN & DEMOCRATIC

WRITE-IN

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Questions Relating to Constitution
Amendments Proposed by
the 1997 General Court

“Are you in favor of amending the
constitution to provide that the
minimum age requirement for
state senator shall be changed
from 30 to 25 years of age?” (This
question is submitted to the voters
by the 1997 Legislature on votes
of 323 to 29 in the House of yES
Representatives and 15 to 6 in
the Senate. CACR 22) NO

“Are you in favor of amending the
constitution to make it more
inclusive by changing specific
references to the governor and
other people to gender neutral
terms?” (This question is sub-
mitted to the voters by the 1997
Legislature on votes of 303 to 26in yg
the House of Representatives and
24 to 0 in the Senate. CACR 18) NO

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