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GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 7, 2000
STATE OFFICES COUNTY OFFICES

14TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT = COUNTY Co ns

State R tative, 14th District =a
Position No. 2 “ ee vorB OR ONE District No. 2 VOTE FOR ONE
| ED LISOWSKI D + PAUL GEORGE D +
|| JIM CLEMENTS R {+ RONALD F. GAMAC R +
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State Representative, 15th District 2 Year Tees NONPARTISAN JUDICIAL
| Position No. 1 VOTE FOR ONE STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
— : WILLIAM J. YALLUP JR. Dp | + Position No. 2 VOTE FOR ONE
= BRUCE CHANDLER R | ae SUSAN J. OWENS NP +
= t JEFF SULLIVAN NP | +
| . | State Representative, 15th District iiiertterm
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| | WALTER J. BRATEN D A = Position No. 7 VOTE FOR ONE
| .-| BARB LISK R |+4 | BOBBE J. BRIDGE NP | +
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| GERRY L. ALEXANDER NP | +
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COUNTY OFFICES a Position No. 9 VOTE FOR ONE
. ) _ [TOM CHAMBERS NP | +
YAKIMA COUNTY COMMISSIONER __| JIM FOLEY NP +
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| | WYLIE G. MILLS D | + : -| COURT OF APPEALS
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| RICHARD SHEPARD L + | _|GARY D. CHANDLER _ R | +
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LUANNE COACHMAN NL + 2 “| Position No. 2 VOTE FOR ONE
| | 4+ |__| MICHAEL W. PEARSON D | +
-_ | JOYCE MULLIKEN R | +
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MIKE LOWRY D + 14TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
DOUG SUTHERLAND R + = as
| STEVE LAYMAN L + | |_| State Senator, 14th District VOTE FOR ONE
_ | 4 | | HENRY S. VANDERWOOD D |+
| ALEX A. DECCIO R | +
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‘PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 4 Year Term | ____| State Representative, 14th District ear Term
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| TERESA “TERRY” BERGESON NP | + ~- | JIMR. MORRISON © D | +
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GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 7, 2000

SPECIAL ISSUES

Yakima County Fire Protection District No. 4/
City of Moxee

SPECIAL ISSUES

Shall the City of Moxee be annexed to and be a part
of Yakima County Fire Protection District No. 4?

YES +

NO

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| Naches Park and Recreation District

PROPOSITION NO. 1 .
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS - $800,000

The Board of Commissioners of Naches Park and
Recreation District has adopted Resolution No. 8200
concerning this proposition to issue Naches Park and
Recreation District improvement bonds. This
proposition authorizes Naches Park and Recreation
District to expand and improve the outdoor swimming
pool, including adding lanes and a shallow area,
replacing the plumbing, and upgrading existing
amenities, to issue [$800,000] of general obligation
bonds maturing within a maximum term of 20 years to
finance such improvements, and to levy property taxes
annually in excess of regular property tax levies to
repay such bonds, all as provided in Resolution No.
8200. Should this proposition be:

_ | Grandview Park And Recreation Service Area

PROPOSITION NO. 4

GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS - $5.9 million
The Board of Directors of Grandview Park and
Recreation Service Area adopted Resolution No. 2000-
03 concerning this proposition to issue bonds. This
proposition would authorize the Service Area to
acquire, design, construct and equip a community
family aquatics/multi-purpose center, issue $5.9
million of general obligation bonds maturing within a
maximum term of 20 years, and levy property taxes
annually in excess of regular property tax levies to
repay such bonds, all as provided in Resolution 2000-
03. Should this proposition be:

APPROVED | +
REJECTED rm

PRECINCT COMMITTEE OFFICER

APPROVED | +

REJECTED +

Naches Park and Recreation District

PROPOSITION NO. 2

GENERAL OPERATING LEVY

The Board of Commissioners of the Naches Park and

Recreation District adopted Resolution No. 8300

| concerning a proposition to finance general operating

| expenses and equipment needs. This proposition would
authorize the District to levy the following excess tax

| upon all taxable property in the District for support of

the District’s Expense Fund:

Approximate Levy Rate
Collection Per $1,000
Year Assessed Value Levy Amount
2001 $ .85 ~ $65,000

__| Allas provided in Resolution No. 8300.

Should this proposition be approved?

INSTRUCTIONS: To vote for a candidate mark an X
in the square to the nght of the name of the candidate
for whom you desire to vote. To write-in a candidate,
write the candidate’s name and party on the next
available blank line and mark an X in the square to the

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PRECINCT COMMITTEE OFFICER VOTE FOR ONE

DEMOCRAT
REPUBLICAN

TAX LEVY - YES

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TAX LEVY - NO

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GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT
YAKIMA COUNTY, WASHINGTON

November 7, 2000

NOTE TO VOTERS:

This sample ballot contains all candidates and measures certified to appear at our
General Election, November 7, 2000. You will not be entitled to vote on all races
that appear on this ballot. The ballot you receive will contain only the contests and

ballot measures that apply to your precinct.

The polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Absentee ballots are available 20
days prior to the election, excluding election day.

DOUG COCHRAN
- Yakima County Auditor

(See STATE VOTER’S PAMPHLET for information on state issues.)

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GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 7, 2000

STATE ISSUES

PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION

INITIATIVE TO THE PEOPLE 713

Shall it be a gross misdemeanor to capture an
animal with certain body-gripping traps, or to
poison an animal ‘with sodium fluoroacetate or
sodium cyanide?

YES

ak:
NO 4

INITIATIVE TO THE PEOPLE 722

Shall certain 1999 tax and fee increases be nullified,
vehicles exempted from property taxes, and property
tax increases (except new construction) limited to
2% annually?

YES a

NO a

NO

INITIATIVE TO THE PEOPLE 728

| Shall school districts reduce class sizes, extend
learning programs, expand teacher training, and
construct facilities, funded by lottery proceeds,
existing property taxes, and budget reserves?

YES 4.
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INITIATIVE TO THE PEOPLE 729

Shall school districts and public universities be
authorized to sponsor charter public schools,
independently operated, open to all students, and
subject to revised state regulation?

YES af.

NO 4.

INITIATIVE TO THE PEOPLE 732

Shall public school teachers, other school district
employees, and certain employees of community and
technical colleges receive annual cost-of-living
salary adjustments, to begin in 2001-2002?

YES

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NO os

79

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INITIATIVE TO THE PEOPLE 745

| Shall 90% of transportation funds, including transit
-| taxes, be spent for roads; transportation agency
performance audits required; and road construction
and maintenance be sales tax-exempt?

YES +
NO x
STATE ISSUES
AMENDMENT TO THE
STATE CONSTITUTION

PROPOSED BY THE LEGISLATURE

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 8214

Shall the state constitution be amended to permit

=~; state funds held in trust for persons with

developmental disabilities to be invested as
authorized by law?

YES

2.
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GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 7, 2000
FEDERAL OFFICES STATE OFFICES
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PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT | | | GOVERNOR |
OF THE UNITED STATES | yore ionoxe | VOTE FOR ONE.
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JOE LIEBERMAN . | . = eS
_| GEORGE W. BUSH R | + Be Ons CARLY
= DICK CHENEY | | -_ | STEVE W. LePAGE i i+
___ | HARRY BROWNE L {| +
_ | __ARTOLIVIER |r |
___| DAVID McREYNOLDS soc | +
_| _ MARYCAL HOLLIS
___|RALPH NADER |
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GLORIA La RIVA | |= : ) |
= \BRAD OWEN D + |
- _ | HOWARD PHILLIPS cst | 4 =| )
bee J. CURTIS FRAZIER | | Wm. “MIKE” ELLIOTT R + |
| PATRICK BUCHANAN | = |
vs Soe ATE FDM | + _| RUTH E. BENNETT L | + |
|_| JAMES E. HARRIS SW | 4 +
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- =| JOHN HAGELIN |
Se NAT GOLDHABER NM | t a
_|SECRETARY OF STATE |
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- | |DONL. BONKER D i+
be U. S. SENATOR veur'ter | |SAM REED R i+
bo sciences __|J. BRADLEY GIBSON L kes
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|_| JEFF JARED L +
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|| U.S.REPRESENTATIVE | | [MIKE MURPHY pd i+
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