• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0001 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
01 SIDNEY 1-A 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0002 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
02 SIDNEY 1-B 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0003 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
03 SIDNEY 1-C 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0004 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
04 SIDNEY 2-A 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0005 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
05 SIDNEY 2-B 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0006 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
06 SIDNEY 2-C 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Local Liquor Option(By Petition)
A majority affirmative vote is necessaryfor passage.
Shall the sale of wine and mixedbeverages be permitted for sale onSunday between the hours of ten a.m. andmidnight by Karoc LTD, an applicant for aD-6 liquor permit, who is engaged in thebusiness of convenience store at 402West Hoewisher Rd., Sidney, OH 45365in this precinct?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0007 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
07 SIDNEY 2-D 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0008 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
08 SIDNEY 3-A 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0009 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
09 SIDNEY 3-B 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0010 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
10 SIDNEY 4-A 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0011 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
11 SIDNEY 4-B 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0012 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
12 SIDNEY 4-C 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0013 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
13 SIDNEY 4-D 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
Typ:02 Seq:0014 Spl:01
Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
14 CLINTON 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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15 CYNTHIAN EAST 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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16 CYNTHIAN WEST 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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17 ANNA VILLAGE 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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18 BOTKINS VILLAGE 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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19 DINSMORE 1
D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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D
D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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GRAHAM LOCAL SCHOOLDISTRICT
A majority affirmative vote is necessaryfor passage
Shall an annual income tax of 1.00% onthe earned income of individuals residingin the school district be imposed byGraham Local School District for a periodof five (5) years, beginning January 1,2019, for the purpose of providing for thecurrent operating expenses of the SchoolDistrict?
FOR THE TAX
AGAINST THE TAX
PROPOSED TAX LEVY(ADDITIONAL)
OHIO HI-POINT JOINTVOCATIONAL SCHOOLDISTRICT
A majority affirmative vote is necessaryfor passage.
An additional tax for the benefit of the OhioHi-Point Joint Vocational School District forthe purpose of general permanentimprovements at a rate not exceedingsix-tenths (0.6) mill for each one dollar ofvaluation, which amounts to six cents($0.06) for each one hundred dollars ofvaluation, for a continuing period of time,commencing in 2018, first due in calendaryear 2019.
FOR THE TAX LEVY
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
PROSPOSED INCOME TAX(RENEWAL)
JACKSON CENTER LOCALSCHOOL DISTRICT
A majority affirmative vote is necessaryfor passage
Shall an annual income tax of one-half ofone percent (0.5%) on the earned incomeof individuals residing in the school districtbe imposed by the Jackson Center LocalSchool District to renew an income taxexpiring at the end of 2018, for acontinuing period of time, beginningJanuary 1, 2019, for the purpose ofproviding for current operating expenses?
FOR THE TAX
AGAINST THE TAX
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
PROSPOSED INCOME TAX(RENEWAL)
JACKSON CENTER LOCALSCHOOL DISTRICT
A majority affirmative vote is necessaryfor passage
Shall an annual income tax of one-half ofone percent (0.5%) on the earned incomeof individuals residing in the school districtbe imposed by the Jackson Center LocalSchool District to renew an income taxexpiring at the end of 2018, for acontinuing period of time, beginningJanuary 1, 2019, for the purpose ofproviding for current operating expenses?
FOR THE TAX
AGAINST THE TAX
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
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For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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E
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
PROSPOSED INCOME TAX(RENEWAL)
JACKSON CENTER LOCALSCHOOL DISTRICT
A majority affirmative vote is necessaryfor passage
Shall an annual income tax of one-half ofone percent (0.5%) on the earned incomeof individuals residing in the school districtbe imposed by the Jackson Center LocalSchool District to renew an income taxexpiring at the end of 2018, for acontinuing period of time, beginningJanuary 1, 2019, for the purpose ofproviding for current operating expenses?
FOR THE TAX
AGAINST THE TAX
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F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
PROPOSED TAX LEVY(ADDITIONAL)
OHIO HI-POINT JOINTVOCATIONAL SCHOOLDISTRICT
A majority affirmative vote is necessaryfor passage.
An additional tax for the benefit of the OhioHi-Point Joint Vocational School District forthe purpose of general permanentimprovements at a rate not exceedingsix-tenths (0.6) mill for each one dollar ofvaluation, which amounts to six cents($0.06) for each one hundred dollars ofvaluation, for a continuing period of time,commencing in 2018, first due in calendaryear 2019.
FOR THE TAX LEVY
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY
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E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Nino Vitale
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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D
E
E
F
F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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E
E
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F
SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Travis Faber
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Robert Sprague
Sandra O'Brien
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Dan Kiley
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Joseph Miller
Jim Jordan
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Ranae Jones Lentz
Katie DeLand
For State Representative(84th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Aaron Heilers
Susan Manchester
Travis Faber
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
SHALL THE AMENDMENT BEAPPROVED?
YES
NO
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Shelby County Primary Election May 8, 2018
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SAMPLE
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
Instructions to Voter
• To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of your choice.• Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do not markthe ballot for more choices thanallowed. Vote either "Yes" or "No,"or "For" or "Against," on any issue.• If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, that contestor question will not be counted. • To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) tothe left of the blank line and write inthe candidate's name. Only votescast for candidates who filed aswrite-in candidates can be counted.• Do not write in a candidate's nameif that person's name is alreadyprinted on the ballot for that samecontest.• If you make a mistake or wantto change your vote: return yourballot to an election official and geta new ballot. You may ask for anew ballot up to two times.
Page 1 of 2Turn Ballot Over
For Governor and LieutenantGovernor
(To vote for Governor and LieutenantGovernor, darken the oval at the leftof the joint candidates of your choice.)
Mike DeWine andJon Husted
Mary Taylor andNathan D. Estruth
For Attorney General(Vote for not more than 1)
Dave Yost
For Auditor of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith Faber
For Secretary of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Frank LaRose
For Treasurer of State(Vote for not more than 1)
Sandra O'Brien
Robert Sprague
For U.S. Senator(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Renacci
Melissa Ackison
Don Elijah Eckhart
Mike Gibbons
Dan Kiley
Write-in
For Representative to Congress(4th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Jim Jordan
Joseph Miller
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Craig Baldwin
For Justice of the Supreme Court(Full term commencing 1/2/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
Mary DeGenaro
For Judge of the Court of Appeals(3rd District)(Full term commencing 2/9/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
John R. Willamowski
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Man(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Keith A. Cheney
For Member of State CentralCommittee, Woman(12th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Katie DeLand
Ranae Jones Lentz
For State Representative(85th District)(Vote for not more than 1)
Rochiel V. Foulk
Justin G. Griffis
Joseph S. Ratermann
Nino Vitale
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Full term commencing 1/1/19)(Vote for not more than 1)
James F. Stevenson
For Judge of the Court ofCommon Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division)(Unexpired term ending 2/8/2021)(Vote for not more than 1)
Creates a bipartisan, publicprocess for drawingcongressional districts
Proposed ConstitutionalAmendment
Proposed by Joint Resolution of theGeneral Assembly
To amend the version of Section 1 ofArticle XI that is scheduled to takeeffect January 1, 2021, and to enactSections 1, 2, and 3 of Article XIX of theConstitution of the State of Ohio toestablish a process for congressionalredistricting.
A majority yes vote is necessary for theamendment to pass.
The proposed amendment would:
• End the partisan process for drawingcongressional districts, and replace it witha process with the goals of promotingbipartisanship, keeping local communitiestogether, and having district boundariesthat are more compact.
• Ensure a transparent process byrequiring public hearings and allowingpublic submission of proposed plans.
• Require the General Assembly or theOhio Redistricting Commission to adoptnew congressional districts by a bipartisanvote for the plan to be effective for the full10-year period.
• Require that if a plan is adopted by theGeneral Assembly without significantbipartisan support, it cannot be effectivefor the entire 10-year period and mustcomply with explicit anti-gerrymanderingrequirements.
If passed, the amendment will becomeeffective immediately.
