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November 8th, 2022 General Election Sample Ballot

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OFFICIAL BALLOT
GENERAL ELECTION
TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2022
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR
Vote For ONE DISTRICT 156 Vote For ONE

ERIC SCHMITT REP Vote For ONE MONA COPE REP

TRUDY BUSCH VALENTINE DEM BRIAN SEITZ REP

JONATHAN DINE LIB GINGER KISSEE WITTY DEM WRITE IN

PAUL VENABLE CST FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
WRITE IN Vote For ONE

WRITE IN
DAVID CLARK REP
FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE
DIVISION 1
FOR STATE AUDITOR
Vote For ONE Vote For ONE WRITE IN

SCOTT FITZPATRICK REP TIFFANY YARNELL REP
OFFICIAL JUDICIAL BALLOT
ALAN GREEN DEM
Submitting to the voters whether the Judge named below,
whose term expires December 31, 2022, shall be retained
in office for new terms.
JOHN A. HARTWIG, Jr. LIB WRITE IN
VOTE ON EACH JUDGE
FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE
WRITE IN
DIVISION 2 MISSOURI SUPREME COURT
Vote For ONE JUDGES
FOR UNITED STATES
ERIC EIGHMY REP Shall Judge ZEL M FISCHER of the Missouri
REPRESENTATIVE Supreme Court be retained in office?
DISTRICT 7

Vote For ONE WRITE IN YES

ERIC BURLISON FOR PRESIDING COMMISSIONER NO

REP Vote For ONE Shall Judge ROBIN RANSOM of the
Missouri Supreme Court be retained in
KRISTEN NICK PLUMMER REP office?
RADAKER-SHEAFER
DEM
YES

KEVIN CRAIG WRITE IN NO

LIB FOR COUNTY CLERK MISSOURI COURT OF APPEALS
Vote For ONE JUDGES, SOUTHERN DISTRICT

STEPHANIE SPENCER REP Shall Judge DON BURRELL of the Southern
WRITE IN
District Court of Appeals be retained in
office?

FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE WRITE IN YES
DISTRICT 155 NO
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
Vote For ONE Shall Judge JACK GOODMAN of the
Vote For ONE
Southern District Court of Appeals be
TRAVIS SMITH REP
AMY STRAHAN REP retained in office?
YES
WRITE IN
WRITE IN NO

FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS
Vote For ONE

JODY C STAHL REP

WRITE IN

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Vote For ONE

WILLIAM THOMAS (DUB)
DUSTON
REP

WRITE IN
CONSTITUTIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 4

Proposed by the 101st General Proposed by the 101st General
Assembly (First Regular Session) Assembly (Second Regular Session)
HCS HJR 35 SS2 SJR 38

Do you want to amend the Missouri Shall the Missouri Constitution be
Constitution to: amended to authorize laws, passed
before December 31, 2026, that
• allow the General Assembly to increase minimum funding for a police
override the current constitutional force established by a state board of
restrictions of state investments by police commissioners to ensure such
the state treasurer; and police force has additional resources to
• allow state investments in municipal serve its communities?
securities possessing one of the top
five highest long term ratings or the State and local governmental entities
highest short term rating? estimate no additional costs or savings
related to this proposal.
State governmental entities estimate no
costs and increased interest revenue of YES
$2 million per year. Local governmental
entities estimate no costs and increased NO
interest revenue of at least $34,000 per
year. CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT NO. 5
YES
NO Proposed by the 101st General
Assembly (Second Regular Session)
HJR 116
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT NO. 3
Shall the Missouri National Guard
currently under the Missouri Department
Proposed by Initiative Petition of Public Safety be its own department,
known as the Missouri Department of
Do you want to amend the Missouri the National Guard, which shall be
Constitution to: required to protect the constitutional
rights and civil liberties of Missourians?
• remove state prohibitions on
purchasing, possessing, consuming, State governmental entities estimate no
using, delivering, manufacturing, and savings and ongoing costs of $132,000
selling marijuana for personal use for annually. Local governmental entities
adults over the age of twenty-one; estimate no costs or savings.
• require a registration card for
personal cultivation with prescribed YES
limits; NO
• allow persons with certain marijuana-
related non-violent offenses to
petition for release from incarceration CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
or parole and probation and have
records expunged; Submitted by John R. Ashcroft,
• establish a lottery selection process Secretary of State, State of Missouri
to award licenses and certificates;
• issue equally distributed licenses to Shall there be a convention to revise
each congressional district; and and amend the Constitution?
• impose a six percent tax on the retail
price of marijuana to benefit various YES
programs?
NO
State governmental entities estimate
initial costs of $3.1 million, initial
revenues of at least $7.9 million, annual
costs of $5.5 million, and annual
revenues of at least $40.8 million. Local
governments are estimated to have
annual costs of at least $35,000 and
annual revenues of at least $13.8
million.

YES
NO

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