August 4th, 2020 Primary Election Sample Ballot

REPUBLICAN PARTY
PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 4, 2020
TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI

FOR GOVERNOR FOR TREASURER
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Vote For One DISTRICT 138 V ote For One

RALEIGH RITTER V ote For One I MELANIE SMITH____________

MIKE PARSON , BRAD HUDSON_____________ FOR CORONER
JAMES W. (JIM) NEELY V ote For One
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
. SAUNDRA McDOWELL_______ DISTRICT 155 TONY MULLEN
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR V ote For One
. RICHARD ALLAN BANKS

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JOE COMBS FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
ARNIE C. AC DIENOFF , TRAVIS SMITH______________ V ote For One

MIKE KEHOE TONJA FRIEND
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
AARON T WISDOM SCOTT McADAMS
DISTRICT 156
. MIKE CARTER______________ . JOANNA JASPER___________
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE KAREN BEST
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. BRIAN H. SEITZ_____________
. JOHN R. (JAY) ASHCROFT
r A
FOR WESTERN COMMISSIONER
FOR STATE TREASURER
DISTRICT 1
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SCOTT FITZPATRICK
r BRANDON WILLIAMS
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
, ROBERT A DIMETROFF______
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ERIC SCHMITT FOR EASTERN COMMISSIONER
S N DISTRICT 2
FOR UNITED STATES V ote For One
REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 7 SHEILA L WYATT
N

FOR SHERIFF
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ERIC HARLEMAN
KEITH EDWARDS
KEVIN VanSTORY
SHANE KEYS
STEVE CHENTNIK
BRAD DANIELS
BILLY LONG N

FOR ASSESSOR
CAMILLE LOMBARDI-OLIVE V
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FOR STATE SENATOR SUSAN C CHAPMAN
DISTRICT 29
LYN WIENEKE
V ote For One

MIKE MOON
DAVID COLE V
 DEMOCRATIC PARTY
PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 4, 2020
TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI

FOR GOVERNOR FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Vote For One DISTRICT 155
O NICOLE GALLOWAY V ote For One

. MIKE LIND__________________
O JIMMIE MATTHEWS
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 156
O ANTOIN JOHNSON V ote For One

. DALE SPEELMAN___________
O ERIC MORRISON

O ROBIN JOHN DANIEL
VAN QUAETHEM

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
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GREGORY A UPCHURCH
ALISSIA CANADY
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
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YINKA FALETI
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FOR STATE TREASURER
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VICKI LORENZ ENGLUND

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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
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RICH FINNERAN
ELAD GROSS

FOR UNITED STATES
REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 7

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TERESA MONTSENY
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TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI TANY COUNTY, MISSOURI Constitutional Amendment NO.2
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FOR GOVERNOR
FOR GOVERNOR
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CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT NO. 2
ID
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JEROME HOWARD BAUER
\ RIK COMBS
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Proposed by Initiative Petition
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Do you want to amend the Missouri
ID KELLEY DRAGOO
s \ BILL SLANTZ Constitution to:
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE • adopt Medicaid Expansion for
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V ote For One persons 19 to 64 years old with an
ID PAUL LEHMANN
s \ CARL HERMAN FREESE
income level at or below 133% of the
federal poverty level, as set forth in
FOR STATE TREASURER the Affordable Care Act;
FOR STATE TREASURER
V ote For One • prohibit placing greater or additional
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ID JOSEPH CIVETTINI ^ NICHOLAS (NICK) KASOFF
standards, methodologies or
practices on persons covered under
CONSTITUTION PARTY FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Medicaid Expansion than on any
PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 4, 2020 other population eligible for Medicaid;
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TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI and
KEVIN C BABCOCK • require state agencies to take all
actions necessary to maximize
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE federal financial participation in
FOR UNITED STATES
Vote For One funding medical assistance under
REPRESENTATIVE
Medicaid Expansion?
, PAUL VENABLE____________ DISTRICT 7

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State government entities are
estimated to have one-time costs of
KEVIN CRAIG approximately $6.4 million and an
unknown annual net fiscal impact by
2026 ranging from increased costs of at
least $200 million to savings of $1
billion. Local governments expect costs
to decrease by an unknown amount.
CD YES