August 6th, 2024 Primary Election - Sample Ballot

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SAMPLE BALLOT
PRIMARY ELECTION
TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2024
TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that the Primary Election will be held in the County of Taney on Tuesday, August 6, 2024 as certified to
this office by the participating entities of Taney County. The ballot for the Election shall be in substantially the following form.

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR STATE SENATOR
REPUBLICAN PARTY
DISTRICT 33
Vote For ONE
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR VALENTINA GOMEZ
Vote For ONE
SHANE SCHOELLER TRAVIS SMITH
Vote For ONE
JOSH HAWLEY DENNY HOSKINS BRAD HUDSON
FOR GOVERNOR ADAM J. SCHWADRON FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
JAMIE CORLEY DISTRICT 155
Vote For ONE
DARRELL LEON DEAN PLOCHER
Vote For ONE
McCLANAHAN III MARY ELIZABETH COLEMAN JULIE AuBUCHON
JEREMY GUNDEL MIKE CARTER MATTHEW OVERCAST
FOR STATE TREASURER FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
BILL EIGEL DISTRICT 156
Vote For ONE
CODY SMITH
Vote For ONE
ROBERT JAMES OLSON ANDREW KOENIG BRIAN H. SEITZ
LORI ROOK CAROLYN BOSS
JOHN R. (JAY) ASHCROFT VIVEK MALEK FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
TINA GOODRICK 46TH DISTRICT

MIKE KEHOE KARAN PUJJI
Vote For ONE
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL JEFF MERRELL
CHRIS WRIGHT FOR EASTERN DISTRICT
Vote For ONE
WILL SCHARF COMMISSIONER

DARREN L GRANT ANDREW BAILEY
Vote For ONE
FOR UNITED STATES CODY PENDER
AMBER THOMSEN REPRESENTATIVE SHANE KEYS
DISTRICT 7
RICHARD FORDYCE
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BETH HUNT
Vote For ONE
CAMILLE LOMBARDI-OLIVE TRAVYS SAFFLE
Vote For ONE
HOLLY REHDER AUDREY RICHARDS JASON A DAVIDSON
DAVE WASINGER ERIC BURLISON CHUCK HURST
LINCOLN HOUGH JOHN ADAIR FOR WESTERN DISTRICT
PAUL BERRY III COMMISSIONER

TIM BAKER
Vote For ONE
MATTHEW E. PORTER BRANDON WILLIAMS
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FOR SHERIFF FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR STATE TREASURER

Vote For ONE Vote For ONE Vote For ONE
BRAD DANIELS MONIQUE WILLIAMS JOHN A. HARTWIG, JR.
FOR ASSESSOR BARBARA PHIFER FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
HALEY JACOBSON
Vote For ONE Vote For ONE
DAVY WILSON FOR STATE TREASURER RYAN L. MUNRO
SUSAN C. CHAPMAN FOR UNITED STATES
Vote For ONE
FOR TREASURER MARK OSMACK REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 7
Vote For ONE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
MELANIE SMITH
Vote For ONE Vote For ONE
FOR CORONER ELAD JONATHAN GROSS KEVIN CRAIG

Vote For ONE FOR UNITED STATES INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS
TONY MULLEN REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 7
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR -Use only blue or black ink.
-Fill in the target next to your choice like
Vote For ONE Vote For ONE this:
JOANNA JASPER MISSI HESKETH -If you are in favor of any question
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE submitted on this ballot, darken the
DEMOCRATIC PARTY target to the left of the word "YES".
DISTRICT 155
-If you are opposed to any question
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR submitted on this ballot, darken the
Vote For ONE
COURTNEY SWEENEY-LEGORE target to the left of the word "NO".
Vote For ONE -If you make a mistake return your
KARLA MAY FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE ballot to receive a new ballot.
DECEMBER L. HARMON DISTRICT 156

LUCAS KUNCE
Vote For ONE
MITA BISWAS JANIS BEACHAM
FOR GOVERNOR LIBERTARIAN PARTY
Vote For ONE
ERIC MORRISON FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
CRYSTAL QUADE
Vote For ONE
SHERYL GLADNEY W.C. YOUNG
HOLLIS L LASTER FOR GOVERNOR
MIKE HAMRA
Vote For ONE
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BILL SLANTZ

Vote For ONE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
RICHARD BROWN
Vote For ONE
ANASTASIA SYES KEN IVERSON
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

Vote For ONE
CARL HERMAN FREESE
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CONSTITUTIONAL
NON-PARTISAN
AMENDMENT NO. 4

CONSTITUTIONAL Proposed by 101st General Assembly
AMENDMENT NO. 1 (Second Regular Session) SS 2 SJR
No. 38
Proposed by 102nd General Assembly
(First Regular Session) SJR No. 26 Shall the Missouri Constitution be
amended to authorize laws, passed
Shall the Missouri Constitution be before December 31st, 2026, that
amended to allow places where increase minimum funding for a police
individuals, corporations, organizations, force established by a state board of
and associations provide childcare police commissioners to ensure such
outside of the child’s home to be exempt police force has additional resources to
from property tax? This is intended to serve its communities?
make childcare more available, which
would support the well-being of children, This would authorize a law passed in
families, the workforce, and society as a 2022 increasing required funding by the
whole. City of Kansas City for police
department requests from 20% of
State governmental entities estimate general revenue to 25%, an increase of
the state’s Blind Pension Fund could $38,743,646, though the City previously
have annual lost revenue of up to provided that level of funding voluntarily.
$400,000. Local governments expect an No other state or local governmental
unknown fiscal impact. entities estimate costs or savings.

YES YES
NO NO

CITY OF ROCKAWAY BEACH

QUESTION

Shall the City of Rockaway Beach,
Missouri impose a local use tax for
public safety purposes at the same rate
as the total local sales tax rate, currently
2 percent (2%), provided that if the local
sales tax rate is reduced or raised by
voter approval, the local use tax rate
shall also be reduced or raised by the
same action? A use tax return shall not
be required to be filed by persons
whose purchases from out-of-state
vendors do not in total exceed two
thousand dollars in any calendar year.

YES
NO