August 5, 2014 Primary Election Ballot Sample

OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT
PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 5, 2014
TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that the August Primary Election will be held in the County of Taney
on Tuesday, August 5, 2014 as certified to this office by the participating entities of Taney County.
The ballot for the election shall be in substantially the following form:

DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY LIBERTARIAN PARTY

FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE FOR CLER k ■Or STATE AUDI' JR
DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 156 OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Vote fo r ONE
Vote fo r ONE Vote fo r ONE Vote fo r ONE
O SEAN O'TOOLE

O GENEVIEVE WILLIAMS o RON HERSCHEND O Re b a LEA r e t e l l FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
O JAMES HOLVICK DISTRICT 7
O JIM EVANS O JEFF JUSTUS
Vote fo r ONE
O BE' 1 WYMAN
REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE
- DIVISION 1 O SCOTT STARRETT O KEVIN CRAIG
Vote fo r ONE
FOR STATE AUDITOR FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS CONSTITUTION PARTY
Vote fo r ONE Vote fo r ONE
o TONY w . w il l ia m s

O TOM SCHWEICH FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE O ROBERT A. DIXON FOR STATE AUDITOR
- DIVISION 2 O JOSH SMITH Vote fo r ONE
FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
Vote fo r ONE
DISTRICT 7 O RODNEY FARTHING
FOR PRO. .CUTING ATTORf -Y
Vote fo r ONE
Vote fo r ONE
O ERIC D. IGHMY

O MARSHALL WORKS O BOB PAULSON JEFFREY MERRELL

O b il l y LONG O TIM DAVi . FOR COUNTY AUDITOR

FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE MO MICHELE L. WILSON Vote fo r ONE

DISTRICT 138 o RICK C. FINDLEY
FOR PRESIDING COUNTY
Vote fo r ONE
COMMISSIONER
FOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE
Vote fo r ONE
Vote fo r ONE
C DON PHILLIPS

FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE o RON HOUSEMAN O SHEILA L. WYATT
DISTRICT 155 m i KE SCOFIELD
Vote fo r ONE
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Vote fo r ONE
O LYLE ROWLAND

O MIKE LIND O JAMES E. STRAHAN

O JASON FRODGE O DONNA NEELEY
 NON-PARTISAN NON-PARTISAN NON-PARTISAN

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 1 NO. 7 NO. 8
Proposed by the 97th General Proposed by the 97th General
Assembly Assembly Proposed by the 97th General
(First Regular Session) (Second Regular Session) Assembly
SS HJR No. 68 (Second Regular Session)
CCS No. 2 SS HCS HJR Nos. 11 &
HJR No. 48
7
S hould the M issouri Constitution
be changed to enact a tem porary Shall the M issouri Constitution be
Shall the M issouri Constitution be
sales tax of three-quarters of one am ended to create a "Veterans
am ended to ensure that the right of
percent to be used solely to fund Lottery Ticket" and to use the
M issouri citizens to engage in revenue from the sale of these tickets
state and local highw ays, roads,
agricultural production and ranching fo r projects and services related to
bridges and transportation projects
practices shall not be infringed? veterans?
fo r ten years, w ith priority given to
repairing unsafe roads and bridges?
The potential costs o r savings to The annual cost o r savings to
governm ental entities are unknow n, state and local governm ental entities
This change is expected to
but likely lim ited unless the resolution is unknow n, but likely m inimal. If
produce $480 million annually to the
leads to increased litigation costs sales of a veterans lottery ticket
state's T ransportation S afety and Job
a n d /o r the loss of federal funding. gam e decrease existing lottery ticket
C reation Fund and $54 million for
sales, the profits of which fund
local governm ents. Increases in the
O YES education, there could be a small
gas tax will be prohibited. This
annual shift in funding from education
O NO revenue shall only be used for
to veterans' program s.
transportation purposes and cannot
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT be diverted for o th e r uses. O YES
NO. 5
O YES O NO
Proposed by the 97th General
Assembly O NO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
(Second Regular Session) NO. 9
SCS SJR No. 36
Proposed by the 97th General
Shall the M issouri Constitution be Assembly
am ended to include a declaration that
(Second Regular Session)
the right to keep and bear arm s is a
SCS SJR No. 27
unalienable right and that the state
governm ent is obligated to uphold
Shall the M issouri Constitution be
that right?
am ended so that the people shall be
secure in th e ir electronic
State and local governm ental
entities should have no direct cost
o r savings from this proposal.
L com m unications and data from
unreasonable searches and seizures
as they are now likewise secure in
H o w e ve r, the proposal's passage will
th e ir persons, hom es, papers and
likely lead to increased litigation and
effects?
crim inal justice related costs. The
total potential costs are unknow n, but
State and local governm ental
could be significant.
entities expect no significant costs or
O YES savings.

O NO O YES

O NO