Official Election Guide Leon County, Florida

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2018 GENERAL ELECTION

November 6, 2018

Leon County, Florida

Official Election Guide

English &

Spanish

Sample Ballots

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Mark S. Earley

Supervisor of Elections

2990-1 Apalachee Parkway

Tallahassee, FL 32301

(850) 606-8683

• LeonVotes.org

[email protected]

@LeonVotes

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A message from your

Supervisor of Elections

Dear Leon County Voter,

With much anticipation, the 2018 General Election is finally upon us.

This is a very important election with implications for Federal, State, and Local

governments. In addition to the many office contests, there are twelve proposed

amendments to the Florida Constitution as well as local charter questions for Leon

County and the City of Tallahassee.

If you care about your neighborhood, if you want a say in choices that impact your daily life, then you owe it to

yourself and those you hold dear to take part in our democracy and vote.

That’s why we provide this Election Guide--to help you vote in Leon County. Use it to learn about your rights,

responsibilities, and voting options so you can cast an informed ballot.

Here are some tips to make voting FAST, SMOOTH, and EASY:

• Study the ballot before you vote. This is an exceptionally long ballot for a midterm election. If you wait

until you are in the voting booth to read the ballot, it will take you a long time to make your choices. This

leads to lines on Election Day.

• Know your choices before you go to vote. A Sample Ballot is included in the center of this guide to help you

prepare and do your research in advance.

• Take a “cheat sheet” to the polls. I encourage you to use the Sample Ballot in the center of this guide for this

purpose. Bring your list of choices with you to the polls so you can more quickly vote your ballot. Just don’t

leave it in the voting booth for the next voter to see.

• Take advantage of Vote-By-Mail or Early Voting opportunities. In this guide are details on how to request a

Vote-By-Mail ballot, as well as information about Early Voting locations and times.

• Verify and, if needed, update your voter information with our office. It is very important that we have your

current residence address and current signature to make sure you are voting on the right races and that your

ballot can be counted. Visit LeonVotes.org/Update for online resources that may be helpful to you.

For your convenience, there will be a new Early Voting site at the FSU Tucker Center (aka Civic Center) that

should improve voting opportunities for our students and ease difficulties while construction continues around

the Leon County Courthouse. The Courthouse Early Voting site will, of course, still be open.

For our Spanish speaking voters: Como en la Elección Primaria, tenemos una abundancia de recursos en español,

incluyendo esta Guía de la Elección y Boleta de Muestra, disponible en nuestro sitio web o por correo a pedido.

Together, let’s get ready to vote! Thank you for doing your homework on these important choices and being

prepared to cast your ballot on Election Day, during Early Voting,

or By Mail. We will continue striving to make voting in Leon

County an efficient, accessible, and pleasant experience.

Sincerely,

Mark S. Earley

Supervisor of Elections Leon County

REGISTRATION DEADLINE

October 9, 2018

EARLY VOTING

October 22 – November 4

GENERAL ELECTION

November 6, 2018

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HOW TO VOTE

Request a Vote By Mail ballot for a single election or for all elections through 2020.

The Supervisor of Elections office must receive your mail ballot by 7:00 pm on

Election Day, November 6, 2018.

Early Voting makes voting in person easy and convenient! Our 9 Early Voting sites

are open Monday, October 22, through Sunday, November 4. Times vary by location

(see “Early Voting” in this guide or visit LeonVotes.org/EarlyVoting).

Election Day is your last chance to vote! Election Day voting hours are 7:00 am to

7:00 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, at your assigned polling location. To verify

your voter information before you vote, visit LeonVotes.org (click “Your Voter Info”)

or call us at (850) 606-8683.

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3 VOTER’S BILL OF RIGHTS

VOTER RESPONSIBILITIES

Each registered voter in this state has the right to:

• Vote and have her or his vote accurately counted.

• Cast a vote if he or she is in line at the official closing

of the polls in that county.

• Ask for and receive assistance in voting.

• Receive up to two replacement ballots if he or she

makes a mistake prior to the ballot being cast.

• An explanation if her or his registration or identity is

in question.

• If his or her registration or identity is in question,

cast a Provisional Ballot.

• Written instructions to use when voting, and, upon

request, oral instructions in voting from Elections

Officers.

• Vote free from coercion or intimidation by Elections

Officers or any other person.

• Vote on a voting system that is in working condition

and that will allow votes to be accurately cast.

– FL Dept. of State DS-DE 20

Each registered voter in this state should:

• Familiarize herself or himself with the candidates and

issues.

• Maintain a current address with the Supervisor of

Elections.

• Know the location of her or his polling place and its

hours of operation.

• Bring proper identification to the polling station.

• Familiarize herself or himself with the operation of

the voting equipment in his or her precinct.

• Treat precinct workers with courtesy.

• Respect the privacy of other voters.

• Report any problems or violations of election laws to

the Supervisor of Elections.

• Ask questions, if needed.

• Make sure that her or his completed ballot is correct

before leaving the polling station.

– FL Dept. of State DS-DE 21

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Vote by Mail

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Early Voting

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At Your Precinct

Vote by Mail Ballot

Early Voting

At Your Precinct

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Don’t forget to sign your Vote By Mail Ballot

Certificate!

However, if you forget to sign, you

must complete an Unsigned Ballot Affidavit by

Monday, November 5, 2018, to have your vote

counted. You cannot sign for someone else.

You may make your request:

• Online: LeonVotes.org

(click Vote By Mail)

• By Phone: (850) 606-8683

• In person: Visit our office at

2990-1 Apalachee Parkway,

Tallahassee, FL 32301

• By Mail: Download a Vote By

Mail ballot request form at

LeonVotes.org (click Vote By

Mail) and send to Supervisor

of Elections, P.O. Box 7357,

Tallahassee, FL 32314-7357

• By Fax: Download a request

form at LeonVotes.org and

fax to (850) 606-8601.

The deadline to request a Vote By Mail ballot for the General Election is October 31, 2018.

The Supervisor of Elections Office must receive your ballot by 7:00 pm on Election Day,

Tuesday, November 6, 2018 for your vote to count. Vote By Mail Ballots are NOT accepted

at polling locations on Election Day.

VOTING BY MAIL

Requesting a Vote By Mail ballot is easy!

WHERE’S MY BALLOT?

Check the status of your Vote By Mail ballot at LeonVotes.org.

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voters may vote

at any Early

Voting location.

EARLY VOTING:

OCTOBER 22 – NOVEMBER 4

NEW! FSU Tucker Center (East Entrance)

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Woodville Community Center

8000 Old Woodville Road 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Jane G. Sauls Ft. Braden Branch Library 16327 Blountstown Highway 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Northeast Branch Library 5513 Thomasville Road 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Eastside Branch Library

1583 Pedrick Road 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Leon County Courthouse

301 S. Monroe Street First Floor Plaza 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

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Lake Jackson Community Center

3840 N. Monroe Street, Suite 301 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Dr. B.L. Perry, Jr. Branch Library 2817 S. Adams Street 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Leon County Election Center 2990-1 Apalachee Parkway 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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FSU Tucker Center (East Entrance)

505 W. Pensacola St.

Parking on S. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

8:00 am – 4:00 pm

EARLY VOTING LOCATIONS

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ELECTION DAY

November 6, 2018 is Election Day —

Your last chance to vote!

If you choose to vote on Election Day,

you must cast a ballot at your assigned

polling location. Your polling location

is based on your precinct (where you

live), which is listed on your Voter

Information Card. Look up your

polling location at the end of this

guide or online at LeonVotes.org.

Polls are open 7:00 am to 7:00 pm.

Did you know? The Voting Accessibility for the Elderly and Handicapped Act allows a

voter who is over the age of 70 or physically disabled to move to the front of the line to vote!

Try Online Voter Registration (OVR)!

New voter registration applications must be completed and submitted by October 9, 2018

to be effective for the November Election. In Florida, General Elections are open to voters

registered in all political party affiliations.

Online Voter Registration

(OVR) is available in Florida to

register to vote or update your

registration. OVR requires a

Florida Driver’s License or a

Florida Identification Card.

To access this resource, go to

LeonVotes.org/OVR.

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You can mark your choices on this sample ballot and take it with you when you go to vote.

• Instructions: To vote, fill in the oval completely next to your choice. Use only the marker provided or a black or blue pen. • If you make a mistake, ask for a new ballot. Do not cross out or your vote may not count.

• To vote for a write-in candidate, fill in the oval and print the name clearly on the blank line provided for the write-in candidate.

United States Senator (Vote for One)

Rick Scott REP

Bill Nelson DEM

Write in

Representative in Congress, District 2

(Vote for One) _{* see below}

Neal Dunn REP

Bob Rackleff DEM

Representative in Congress, District 5

(Vote for One) * see below

Virginia Fuller REP

Al Lawson DEM

Governor and Lieutenant Governor

(Vote for One)

Ron DeSantis REP

Jeanette Nuñez

Andrew Gillum DEM

Chris King

Darcy G. Richardson REF

Nancy Argenziano

Kyle “KC” Gibson NPA

Ellen Wilds

Ryan Christopher Foley NPA

John Tutton Jr

Bruce Stanley NPA

Ryan Howard McJury Write in

Attorney General (Vote for One)

Ashley Moody REP

Sean Shaw DEM

Jeffrey Marc Siskind NPA

Chief Financial Officer (Vote for One)

Jimmy Patronis REP

Jeremy Ring DEM

Write in

Commissioner of Agriculture

(Vote for One)

Matt Caldwell REP

Nicole “Nikki” Fried DEM

Justice of the Supreme Court

Shall Justice Alan Lawson of the Supreme Court be retained in office?

Yes No

District Court of Appeal

Shall Judge Harvey Jay of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office?

Yes No

Shall Judge Stephanie Ray of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office?

Yes No

Shall Judge Brad Thomas of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office?

Yes No

Shall Judge Kemmerly Thomas of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office?

Yes No

Shall Judge Allen Winsor of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office?

Yes No

Circuit Judge

2nd_{Judicial Circuit, Group 12}

(Vote for One) Lisa Barclay Fountain David Frank

Board of County Commissioners

District 1 (Vote for One) * see below

Jasmine Ali Bill Proctor

School Board Member, District 1

(Vote for One) _{* see below}

Ricky Bell Alva Striplin

School Board Member, District 3

(Vote for One) * see below

Darryl Jones Maggie B. Lewis-Butler Write in

Mayor (Vote for One)

This race only appears on city ballots.

John Dailey Dustin R. Daniels

City Commissioner, Seat 3 (Vote for One)

Lisa Brown Jeremy Matlow

City Commissioner, Seat 5 (Vote for One)

Bob Lotane Dianne Williams-Cox

Leon Soil and Water Conservation District 2 (Vote for One)

Cara Fleischer John W. Hedrick Will Henry

Leon Soil and Water Conservation District 4 (Vote for One)

Bill Helmich Brian Lee

GENERAL ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOT

This is a generic sample ballot – your ballot WILL NOT contain all races listed here.

* This race does not appear on all ballots. Check your Voter Information Card or visit

LeonVotes.org to see if your ballot contains this race.

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Capital Region Community Development District, Seat 1 (Vote for One) * see below

Sam P. Burns April Johnston

Capital Region Community Development District, Seat 3 (Vote for One) * see below

Michael T. Glantz L. Kyle Rojas

Piney-Z Community Development District Seat 1 (Vote for One) _{* see below}

Bill Groover Ann Pincus

Piney-Z Community Development District Seat 3 (Vote for One) * see below

Cheryl Hudson David L. Robertson

Piney-Z Community Development District Seat 5 (Vote for One) * see below

Richard Kessler Philip Wilcox

No. 1 Constitutional Amendment, Article VII, Section 6, Article XII, Section 37 Increased Homestead Property Tax Exemption

Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution to increase the homestead exemption by exempting the assessed valuation of homestead property greater than $100,000 and up to $125,000 for all levies other than school district levies. The amendment shall take effect January 1, 2019.

Yes No

No. 2 Constitutional Amendment, Article XII, Section 27

Limitations on Property Tax Assessments

Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution to permanently retain provisions currently in effect, which limit property tax assessment increases on specified nonhomestead real property, except for school district taxes, to 10 percent each year. If approved, the amendment removes the scheduled repeal of such provisions in 2019 and shall take effect January 1, 2019.

Yes No

No. 3 Constitutional Amendment, Article X, Section 29

Voter Control of Gambling in Florida

This amendment ensures that Florida voters shall have the exclusive right to decide whether to authorize casino gambling by requiring that in order for casino gambling to be authorized under Florida law, it must be approved by Florida voters pursuant to Article XI, Section 3 of the Florida Constitution. Affects articles X and XI. Defines casino gambling and clarifies that this amendment does not conflict with federal law regarding state/tribal compacts.

The amendment’s impact on state and local government revenues and costs, if any, cannot be determined at this time because of its unknown effect on gambling operations that have not been approved by voters through a constitutional amendment proposed by a citizens’ initiative petition process.

Yes No

No. 4 Constitutional Amendment, Article VI, Section 4

Voting Restoration Amendment

This amendment restores the voting rights of Floridians with felony convictions after they complete all terms of their sentence including parole or probation. The amendment would not apply to those convicted of murder or sexual offenses, who would continue to be permanently barred from voting unless the Governor and Cabinet vote to restore their voting rights on a case by case basis.

The precise effect of this amendment on state and local government costs cannot be determined, but the operation of current voter registration laws, combined with an increased number of felons registering to vote, will produce higher overall costs relative to the processes in place today. The impact, if any, on state and local government revenues cannot be determined. The fiscal impact of any future legislation that implements a different process cannot be reasonably determined.

Yes No

No. 5 Constitutional Amendment, Article VII, Section 19

Supermajority Vote Required to Impose, Authorize, or Raise State Taxes or Fees

Prohibits the legislature from imposing, authorizing, or raising a state tax or fee except through legislation approved by a two-thirds vote of each house of the legislature in a bill containing no other subject. This proposal does not authorize a state tax or fee otherwise prohibited by the Constitution and does not apply to fees or taxes imposed or authorized to be imposed by a county, municipality, school board, or special district.

Yes No

GENERAL ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOT

This is a generic sample ballot – your ballot WILL NOT contain all races listed here.

You can mark your choices on this sample ballot and take it with you when you go to vote.

* This race does not appear on all ballots. Check your Voter Information Card or visit

LeonVotes.org to see if your ballot contains this race.

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No. 6 Constitutional Revision, Article I, Section 16, Article V, Sections 8 and 21, Article XII, New Section

Rights of Crime Victims; Judges

Creates constitutional rights for victims of crime; requires courts to facilitate victims’ rights; authorizes victims to enforce their rights throughout criminal and juvenile justice processes. Requires judges and hearing officers to independently interpret statutes and rules rather than deferring to government agency’s interpretation. Raises mandatory retirement age of state justices and judges from seventy to seventy-five years; deletes authorization to complete judicial term if one-half of term has been served by retirement age.

Yes No

No. 7 Constitutional Revision, Article IX, Sections 7 and 8, Article X, New Section First Responder and Military Member Survivor Benefits; Public Colleges and Universities

Grants mandatory payment of death benefits and waiver of certain educational expenses to qualifying survivors of certain first responders and military members who die performing official duties. Requires supermajority votes by university trustees and state university system board of governors to raise or impose all legislatively authorized fees if law requires approval by those bodies. Establishes existing state college system as constitutional entity; provides governance structure.

Yes No

No. 9 Constitutional Revision, Article II, Section 7, Article X, Section 20

Prohibits Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling; Prohibits Vaping in Enclosed Indoor Workplaces

Prohibits drilling for the exploration or extraction of oil and natural gas beneath all state-owned waters between the mean high water line and the state’s outermost territorial boundaries. Adds use of vapor-generating electronic devices to current prohibition of tobacco smoking in enclosed indoor workplaces with exceptions; permits more restrictive local vapor ordinances.

Yes No

No. 10 Constitutional Revision, Article III, Section 3, Article IV, Sections 4 and 11, Article VIII, Sections 1 and 6

State and Local Government Structure and Operation

Requires legislature to retain department of veterans’ affairs. Ensures election of sheriffs, property appraisers, supervisors of elections, tax collectors, and clerks of court in all counties; removes county charters’ ability to abolish, change term, transfer duties, or eliminate election of these offices. Changes annual legislative session commencement date in even- numbered years from March to January; removes legislature’s authorization to fix another date. Creates office of domestic security and counterterrorism within department of law enforcement.

Yes No

No. 11 Constitutional Revision, Article I, Section 2, Article X, Sections 9 and 19 Property Rights; Removal of Obsolete Provision; Criminal Statutes

Removes discriminatory language related to real property rights. Removes obsolete language repealed by voters. Deletes provision that amendment of a criminal statute will not affect prosecution or penalties for a crime committed before the amendment; retains current provision allowing prosecution of a crime committed before the repeal of a criminal statute.

Yes No

No. 12 Constitutional Revision, Article II, Section 8, Article V, Section 13, Article XII, New Section

Lobbying and Abuse of Office by Public Officers

Expands current restrictions on lobbying for compensation by former public officers; creates restrictions on lobbying for compensation by serving public officers and former justices and judges; provides exceptions; prohibits abuse of a public position by public officers and employees to obtain a personal benefit.

Yes No

No. 13 Constitutional Revision, Article X, New Section, Article XII, New Section Ends Dog Racing

Phases out commercial dog racing in connection with wagering by 2020. Other gaming activities are not affected.

Yes No

Code of Ethics as Proposed by the Citizen Charter Review Committee

Shall the Home Rule Charter of Leon County, Florida be amended to provide for the enactment by ordinance of a Code of Ethics to prescribe standards of conduct for members of the Board of County Commissioners, County employees, and members of appointed boards and committees created by the Board of County Commissioners, no later than the first County Commission meeting in December 2019?

Yes for Approval No for Rejection

Second Judicial Circuit Public Defender Appointee to City of Tallahassee Independent Ethics Board

Shall the Charter of the City of Tallahassee be amended to provide that Seat 2 on the City of Tallahassee Independent Ethics Board be appointed by the Public Defender for the Second Judicial Circuit to resolve the ongoing vacancy in that seat?

Yes No

GENERAL ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOT

This is a generic sample ballot – your ballot WILL NOT contain all races listed here.

You can mark your choices on this sample ballot and take it with you when you go to vote.

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Usted puede marcar sus selecciones en esta boleta de muestra y llevarla cuando va a votar.

• Instrucciones: Para votar, rellene completamente el óvalo al lado de su elección. Use el marcador provisto o un bolígrafo azul o negro.

• Si haces cualquier error, pide una boleta nueva. No tache su voto o lo anulará.

• Para escoger un candidato por escrito, rellene el óvalo y escribe el nombre claramente en la línea en blanco provisto para el candidato por escrito.

Senador de los Estados Unidos

(Escoge uno)

Rick Scott REP

Bill Nelson DEM

Por Escrito

Representante ante el Congreso

Distrito 2 (Escoge uno) * ver abajo

Neal Dunn REP

Bob Rackleff DEM

Representante ante el Congreso

Distrito 5 (Escoge uno) * ver abajo

Virginia Fuller REP

Al Lawson DEM

Gobernador y Vicegobernador

(Escoge uno)

Ron DeSantis REP

Jeanette Nuñez

Andrew Gillum DEM

Chris King

Darcy G. Richardson REF

Nancy Argenziano

Kyle “KC” Gibson NPA

Ellen Wilds

Ryan Christopher Foley NPA

John Tutton Jr

Bruce Stanley NPA

Ryan Howard McJury Por Escrito

Procurador General (Escoge uno)

Ashley Moody REP

Sean Shaw DEM

Jeffrey Marc Siskind NPA

Funcionario Principal de Finanzas

(Escoge uno)

Jimmy Patronis REP

Jeremy Ring DEM

Write in

Comisionado de Agricultura (Escoge uno)

Matt Caldwell REP

Nicole “Nikki” Fried DEM

Magistrado del Tribunal Supremo

¿Deberá retenerse en su cargo al Magistrado Alan Lawson del Tribunal Supremo?

Sí No

Corte de Apelación del Distrito

¿Deberá retenerse en su cargo al Juez Harvey Jay del Tribunal de Apelaciones del 1er Distrito?

Sí No

¿Deberá retenerse en su cargo a la Jueza Stephanie Ray del Tribunal de Apelaciones del 1er Distrito?

Sí No

¿Deberá retenerse en su cargo al Juez Brad Thomas del Tribunal de Apelaciones del 1er Distrito?

Sí No

¿Deberá retenerse en su cargo a la Jueza Kemmerly Thomas del Tribunal de Apelaciones del 1er Distrito?

Sí No

¿Deberá retenerse en su cargo al Juez Allen Winsor del Tribunal de Apelaciones del 1er Distrito?

Sí No

Juez del Circuito, 2o_{Circuito Judicial,}

Grupo 12 (Escoge uno) Lisa Barclay Fountain David Frank

Junta de Comisionados del Condado Distrito 1 (Escoge uno) _{* ver abajo}

Jasmine Ali Bill Proctor

Miembro de la Junta Escolar, Distrito 1

(Escoge uno) * ver abajo

Ricky Bell Alva Striplin

Miembro de la Junta Escolar, Distrito 3

Darryl Jones Maggie B. Lewis-Butler Por Escrito

Alcalde (Escoge uno)

Esta contienda solo aparece en boletas de la ciudad. John Dailey

Dustin R. Daniels

Comisionado de la Ciudad, Escaño 3

(Escoge uno)

Esta contienda solo aparece en boletas de la ciudad. Lisa Brown

Jeremy Matlow

Comisionado de la ciudad, Escaño 5

(Escoge uno)

Esta contienda solo aparece en boletas de la ciudad. Bob Lotane

Dianne Williams-Cox

Distrito de Conservación de Tierra y Agua de León, Distrito 2 (Escoge uno)

Cara Fleischer John W. Hedrick Will Henry

Distrito de Conservación de Tierra y Agua de León, Distrito 4 (Escoge uno)

Bill Helmich Brian Lee

Distrito de Desarrollo Comunitario de Capital Region, Escaño 1

Sam P. Burns April Johnston

Distrito de Desarrollo Comunitario de Capital Region, Escaño 3

Michael T. Glantz L. Kyle Rojas

BOLETA DE MUESTRA DE LA ELECCIÓN GENERAL

Ésta es una boleta de muestra – su boleta NO tendrá todas las contiendas que se enumeran aquí.

* Esta contienda no aparece en todas las boletas. Revise su Tarjeta de

información del votante o visite LeonVotes.org por detalles en relación

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Usted puede marcar sus selecciones en esta boleta de muestra y llevarla cuando va a votar.

Distrito de Desarrollo Comunitario de Piney Z, Escaño 1 (Escoge uno)_{* ver abajo}

Bill Groover Ann Pincus

Distrito de Desarrollo Comunitario de Piney Z, Escaño 3 (Escoge uno)_{* ver abajo}

Cheryl Hudson David L. Robertson

Distrito de Desarrollo Comunitario de Piney Z, Escaño 5 (Escoge uno)* ver abajo

Richard Kessler Philip Wilcox

N. 1 Enmienda Constitucional, Artículo VII, Sección 6 Artículo XII, Sección 37 Aumento de la Exención sobre los Impuestos a la propiedad de la Vivienda Familiar (Homestead)

Se propone una enmienda a la Constitución del Estado con el fin de aumentar la exención fiscal de la vivienda familiar mediante la exención de la tasación fiscal de la propiedad de la vivienda familiar superior a $100.000 y hasta $125.000 para todos los gravámenes, a excep-ción de los gravámenes para distritos escolares. La enmienda entrará en vigencia el 1 de enero de 2019.

Sí No

N. 2 Enmienda Constitucional Artículo XII, Sección 27

Limitaciones sobre las Tasaciones Fiscales de las Propiedades

Se propone una enmienda a la Constitución del Estado con el fin de conservar de manera permanente las disposiciones actualmente vigentes, las que limitan el aumento de las tasaciones fiscales sobre las propie-dades en propiepropie-dades determinadas específicas que no sean destinadas a la vivienda familiar, a excepción de los gravámenes para distritos escolares, a un 10% anual. Si se aprueba, la enmienda eliminará la revoca-ción programada de dichas disposiciones para el 2019 y entrará en vigencia el 1 de enero de 2019.

Sí No

N. 3 Enmienda Constitucional Artículo X, Sección 29

Control de Apuestas en Florida por parte de los Votantes

La presente enmienda garantiza que los votantes de Florida tengan el derecho exclusivo a decidir si autorizar o no las apuestas en casinos, exigiendo que para que estas sean autorizadas conforme a la ley de Florida, deban ser primero aprobadas por los votantes de Florida de conformidad con el Artículo XI, Sección 3 de la Constitución de Florida. Afecta los artículos X y XI. Define las apuestas en casinos y aclara que la presente enmienda no discrepa con la ley federal respecto a los convenios entre tribus y el estado. El impacto de la enmienda en los ingresos públicos y costos del gobierno estatal y local, si los hubiere, no pueden determinarse en este momento. Esto debido a que se desconoce su efecto en las operaciones de apuestas que no hayan sido aprobadas por los votantes mediante una enmienda constitucional propuesta a través de un proceso de petición de iniciativa por parte de los ciudadanos.

Sí No

N. 4 Enmienda Constitucional Artículo VI, Sección 4

Enmienda de Restablecimiento de Derechos al Voto

La presente enmienda restablece los derechos de votación de los Floridanos que han sido condenados por delitos graves después de que cumplan todos los términos de su sentencia, lo que incluye la libertad condicional o provisional. La enmienda no regiría para aquellos condenados por homicidio o delitos sexuales, a quienes se les seguiría prohibiendo de manera permanente votar, a menos que el Gobernador y el Gabinete votaran para restablecer sus derechos de votación según cada caso en particular.

Los efectos precisos de la presente enmienda en los costos del gobierno estatal y local no pueden determinarse. Sin embargo, la vigencia de las leyes actuales de inscripción de votantes, así como el mayor número de personas condenadas por delitos graves que se inscriban para votar, producirá mayores costos generales en relación a los procesos que existen actualmente. El impacto, si lo hubiere, en los ingresos públicos del gobierno estatal y local no puede determinarse. El impacto fiscal de cualquier legislación futura que implemente un proceso distinto no puede determinarse de manera razonable.

Sí No

N. 5 Enmienda Constitucional Artículo VII, Sección 19

Voto Mayoritario Requerido para Imponer, Autorizar o Aumentar los Impuestos o Tasas Estatales

Se prohíbe al sistema legislativo imponer, autorizar o aumentar los impuestos o tasas estatales, a excepción de cuando dos tercios de la membresía de cada casa del sistema legislativo hayan aprobado la legislación a través de una ley que no contenga ninguna otra materia. Esta propuesta no autoriza un impuesto o tasa estatal que esté prohibido por la Constitución y no aplica a ningún impuesto o tasa impuesta por, o autorizada para su imposición por, un condado, municipalidad, junta escolar o distrito especial.

Sí No

N. 6 Revisión Constitucional Artículo I, Sección 16 Artículo V, Secciones 8 y 21 Artículo XII, Nueva Sección

Derechos de las Víctimas de Delitos; Jueces

Establece derechos constitucionales para las víctimas de delitos; exige que los tribunales faciliten los derechos de las víctimas; autoriza a las víctimas a hacer respetar sus derechos durante los procesos penales y de justicia juvenil. Exige que los jueces y los oficiales de audiencia interpreten de manera independiente los estatutos y las reglas en lugar de deferir a la interpretación de la agencia gubernamental. Aumenta la edad obligatoria de jubilación de jueces y magistrados estatales desde setenta a setenta y cinco años; elimina la autorización para completar el término judicial si la mitad del plazo se ha cumplido antes de la edad de jubilación.

Sí No

* Esta contienda no aparece en todas las

boletas. Revise su Tarjeta de información del votante o visite LeonVotes.org por detalles en relación a cual distrito electoral vives en y en lo que puedes votar.

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N. 7 Revisión Constitucional Artículo IX, Secciones 7 y 8 Artículo X, Nueva Sección

Beneficios para los Sobrevivientes de Miembros de Primeros Auxilios y Miembros Militares; Colegios y Universidades Públicas

Concede el pago obligatorio de beneficios por fallecimiento y la exención de ciertos gastos de educación a los sobrevivientes calificados de ciertos miembros de primeros auxilios y miembros militares que mueran realizando tareas oficiales. Exige una supermayoría de votos de los administradores universitarios y de la junta de gobernadores del sistema universitario estatal para recaudar o imponer todas las tarifas autorizadas legislativamente si la ley requiere la aprobación de dichos organismos. Establece el sistema de colegios estatales existente como una entidad constitucional; proporciona estructura de gobierno.

Sí No

N. 9 Revisión Constitucional Artículo II, Sección 7 Artículo X, Sección 20

Prohibición de la Perforación de Petróleo y Gas en Alta Mar; Prohibición del Fumado de Cigarrillos Electrónicos en Lugares de Trabajo Encerrados

Prohíbe la perforación para la exploración o extracción de petróleo y gas natural debajo de todas las aguas estatales entre la línea de media alta y los límites territoriales más alejados del estado. Agrega, con excepciones, el uso de dispositivos electrónicos generadores de vapor a la prohibición actual de consumo de tabaco en lugares de trabajo encerrados; permite ordenanzas locales de vapor más restrictivas.

Sí No

N. 10 Revisión Constitucional Artículo III, Sección 3 Artículo IV, Secciones 4 y 11 Artículo VIII, Secciones 1 y 6

Estructura y Operación del Gobierno Estatal y Local

Requiere legislatura para conservar el Departamento de Asuntos de Veteranos. Asegura la elección de alguaci-les, tasadores de propiedad, supervisores de elecciones, recaudadores de impuestos y secretarios de tribunal en todos los condados; elimina la capacidad de los estatutos del condado para abolir, cambiar el mandato, transferir deberes o eliminar la elección de estas ofici-nas. Cambia la fecha de inicio de la sesión legislativa anual en los años pares de marzo a enero; elimina la autorización de la legislatura para fijar otra fecha. Crea una oficina de seguridad nacional y contraterrorismo dentro del departamento de aplicación de la ley.

Sí No

N. 11 Revisión Constitucional Artículo I, Sección 2 Artículo X, Secciones 9 y 19 Derechos de Propiedad; Eliminación de la Disposición Obsoleta; Estatutos Criminales

Elimina el lenguaje discriminatorio relacionado con los derechos de propiedades determinadas. Elimina el lenguaje obsoleto derogado por los votantes. Elimina la disposición de que la enmienda de un estatuto penal no afectará el enjuiciamiento o las sanciones para un delito cometido antes de la enmienda; retiene la dispo-sición actual que permite el enjuiciamiento de un delito cometido antes de la derogación de un estatuto penal.

Sí No

N. 12 Revisión Constitucional Artículo II, Sección 8 Artículo V, Sección 13 Artículo XII, Nueva Sección

Cabildeo y Abuso de Poder por parte de Funcionarios Públicos

Expande las restricciones actuales sobre el cabildeo para obtener compensación por parte de ex

funcionarios públicos; crea restricciones al cabildeo por compensación para funcionarios públicos en servicio y ex magistrados y jueces; proporciona excepciones; prohíbe el abuso de un cargo público por parte de funcionarios públicos y empleados para obtener un beneficio personal.

Sí No

N. 13 Revisión Constitucional Artículo X, Nueva Sección Artículo XII, Nueva Sección

Fin a las Carreras Caninas

Elimina progresivamente las carreras caninas comerciales relacionadas con apuestas para el 2020. Otras actividades de juego no se ven afectadas.

Sí No

Código de Etica Como Propuesto por el Comité de Revisión de la Carta de Ciudadanos

¿Deberá enmendarse la Carta de Autonomía del Condado de León, Florida para proporcionar la promulgación por ordenanza de un Código de Ética para prescribir normas de conducta para los miembros de la Junta de Comisionados del Condado, empleados del Condado, y miembros de juntas designados y comités creados por la Junta de Comisionados del Condado, no más tarde de la primera reunión de la Comisión del Condado en Diciembre de 2019?

Sí para Aprobar No para Rechazar

Nombramiento de candidato a la Junta Independiente de Ética de Tallahassee por el Defensor Público para el Segundo Circuito Judicial

Esta contienda solo aparece en boletas de la ciudad. ¿Deberá enmendarse la Carta Constitucional de la ciudad de Tallahassee para proveer que el Segundo Escaño en la Junta Independiente de Ética de la ciudad de Tallahassee sea nombrado por el Defensor Público para el Segundo Circuito Judicial y así resolver la vacante continua en este escaño?

Sí No

Usted puede marcar sus selecciones en esta boleta de muestra y llevarla cuando va a votar.

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In-person voting in Florida requires a valid ID containing a photo and signature.

The photo and signature can come from a single ID or a combination of IDs

from the following list:

• FL Driver’s License

• FL Identification Card

• US Passport

• Debit or Credit Card

• Military ID

• Student ID

• Retirement Center ID

• Neighborhood Association ID

• Public Assistance ID

• Veteran Health ID issued by the

US Department of Veterans Affairs

• A Concealed Weapon/Firearm License

issued pursuant §790.06, F.S.

• Employee ID issued by any branch, department,

agency, or entity of the Federal Government,

the State, a county, or a municipality.

Your Voter Information Card does not count as valid ID to vote.

WHAT IF I DON’T HAVE ID?

If you do not show proper ID at the polls, you will be required to vote a Provisional Ballot.

A Provisional Ballot is used when a voter’s eligibility is uncertain. It allows the Supervisor

of Elections office to count the voter’s ballot after the office determines that the voter is

eligible. Voters may track the status of their Provisional Ballot at LeonVotes.org or by calling

our office at (850) 606-8683.

Some Provisional Ballot voters may be required to submit additional eligibility

documentation to the Supervisor of Elections office by 5:00 pm Thursday, November 8,

2018 for their ballot to be counted.

Bring a valid ID to make voting easy!

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County

Commission

District #

School

Board District #

1321

Numbers less than 50

are INSIDE city limits

Numbers greater than 50

are OUTSIDE city

limits

Acronym Description Detail CO COMM County Commission

SCH BOARD School Board CDD Community Development District 1 = Piney Z 2 = Capital Region CONGRESS US House of Representatives

SENATE Florida State Senate

HOUSE Florida House of Representatives

POLLING PLACE ADDRESS

Voters must cast a ballot reflecting the precinct in which they reside.

This Precinct is city limits.

DISTRICTS

CO

COMM BOARDSCH CDD CONGRESS SENATE HOUSE

VOTER MAILING ADDRESS

VOTER INFORMATION CARD

LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA

MARK S. EARLEY

SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS

VOTER NAME AND RESIDENCE ADDRESS ASSISTANCE REQUIRED

PARTY

PRECINCT NUMBER DATE REGISTERED DATE OF BIRTH

FLORIDA VOTER REGISTRATION NUMBER

SAM

PLE

SAM

PLE

123456789

Jack L. McLean Center 700 Paul Russel Rd. Inside 1 3 0 2 3 8 Printed: Jan/31/2018 Ima Voter 1234 Oak Street Tallahassee, FL 32301 N NPA

1321

Feb/28/2005 Jan/1/1972 1234 Oak Street Tallahassee, FL 32301

YOUR VOTER

INFORMATION CARD

QUALIFIED WRITE-IN CANDIDATES

To vote for a Write-in Candidate, mark the oval beside the space provided, and then write

in the name of the candidate you wish to vote for in that race. The only write-in votes

that will count in the official results are those cast for these qualified write-in candidates:

United States Senator Write-Ins

Lateresa L.A. Jones (WRI)

Howard Knepper (WRI)

Michael S. Levinson (WRI)

Charles Frederick Tolbert (WRI)

David Weeks (WRI)

Governor and Lieutenant Governor Write-Ins

Piotr Blass and Paul Edward Harju (WRI)

Hal Johnson and Tim Hayes (WRI)

Chief Financial Officer Write-In

Richard Paul Dembinsky (WRI)

School Board, District 3 Write-In

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To vote, fill

in the oval

completely

next to your

choice. You

cannot vote

for more than one choice

in any race. If you make a

mistake, ask for a new ballot

or your vote may not count.

If you wish

to change

or correct

your vote,

let a Poll

Worker

know so you may be issued a

new ballot. You are allowed

up to three attempts to

pro-perly mark your ballot.

Place your

ballot into

the voting

machine,

wait for the

machine to

accept your ballot, and then

return the privacy folder to

the Machine Inspector. Exit

the voting area.

1. Fill in your ballot

2. Review your ballot

3. Cast your ballot

CASTING YOUR BALLOT

Ensure your vote is counted by following three simple steps.

Leon County is

one of the few

counties in Florida

that conducts a

100% audit on each

ballot after every

election. This audit

system, launched in

2014, is completely

independent from

the voting system. The results of the two systems are compared for discrepancies after

each election in a publicly held meeting. Your responsibility is to vote; ours is to verify

that your voting system continues to count your votes accurately.

BALLOT AUDIT SYSTEM —

TRUST YET VERIFY

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ACCESSIBLE VOTING

1. Tell a Poll Worker

that you want to vote

using the accessible interface. They will give

you an Accessible Audit Ticket and a ballot.

2. The

Machine Inspector

will customize

your voting session to fit your needs. Then,

insert your blank ballot into the machine to

begin your Accessible Voting Session.

3. Use the controller or your own accessible

device

to navigate through your voting

session.

4. Follow the instructions

to further

customize your voting session. Using the

controller or your device, you can change

the audio volume, the rate of audio speed,

the ballot magnification, or the contrast

level.

5. Select candidates

using the controller or

your device, make your selections as you

move through the contests on the ballot.

You will be able to see and/or hear your

selections as you progress. You can always

go back and make changes as needed.

6. Review your ballot.

When you finish

voting, you have the option to review your

selections and make final changes before

casting your ballot.

7. Print and cast your ballot.

Once you

are satisfied with your selections, you will

instruct the voting machine to mark your

ballot choices and cast it for you. Your vote

has been counted and you may now exit the

voting area.

VOTACIONES EN ESPAÑOL

Si necesita ayuda en español, habrán

recursos disponibles en su centro de

votación y en nuestro sitio web:

LeonVotes.org/es. Ahí encontraras

información sobre el proceso electoral en

el condado Leon, instrucciones como

Votar por Correo, el boleta traducido al

español, y como registrarse para votar o

actualizar su información.

SHARE YOUR VOTING

EXPERIENCE WITH US!

@LeonVotes

/LeonVotes

@LeonVotes

Note: Photos are not allowed inside the polling location.

Please wait until you have exited the voting area to take

photos.

Upload a photo with your "I VOTED" sticker to

Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook and use the hashtag

#LeonVoting!

Follow us on social

media for election

info, reminders, and

updates!

Una guía completa en español estará en cada centro de votación, nuestra

página de web LeonVotes.org/es, o puede ser recogido en nuestra oficina

2990-1 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, FL 32301.

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VOTACIONES EN ESPAÑOL

Si necesita ayuda en español, habrán

recursos disponibles en su centro de

votación y en nuestro sitio web:

LeonVotes.org/es. Ahí encontraras

información sobre el proceso electoral en

el condado Leon, instrucciones como

Votar por Correo, el boleta traducido al

español, y como registrarse para votar o

actualizar su información.

SHARE YOUR VOTING

EXPERIENCE WITH US!

@LeonVotes

/LeonVotes

@LeonVotes

Note: Photos are not allowed inside the polling location.

Please wait until you have exited the voting area to take

photos.

Upload a photo with your "I VOTED" sticker to

Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook and use the hashtag

#LeonVoting!

Follow us on social

media for election

info, reminders, and

updates!

Una guía completa en español estará en cada centro de votación, nuestra

página de web LeonVotes.org/es, o puede ser recogido en nuestra oficina

2990-1 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, FL 32301.

VOTACIONES EN ESPAÑOL

Si necesita ayuda en español, habrán

recursos disponibles en su centro de

votación y en nuestro sitio web:

LeonVotes.org/es. Ahí encontraras

información sobre el proceso electoral en

el condado Leon, instrucciones como

Votar por Correo, el boleta traducido al

español, y como registrarse para votar o

actualizar su información.

SHARE YOUR VOTING

EXPERIENCE WITH US!

@LeonVotes

/LeonVotes

@LeonVotes

Note: Photos are not allowed inside the polling location.

Please wait until you have exited the voting area to take

photos.

Upload a photo with your "I VOTED" sticker to

Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook and use the hashtag

#LeonVoting!

Follow us on social

media for election

info, reminders, and

updates!

Una guía completa en español estará en cada centro de votación, nuestra

página de web LeonVotes.org/es, o puede ser recogido en nuestra oficina

2990-1 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, FL 32301.

SHARE YOUR VOTING

EXPERIENCE WITH US!

Upload a photo with your “I VOTED” sticker to Instagram,

Twitter, or Facebook and use #LeonVoting!

Note: Photos are not allowed inside the polling location.

Please wait until you have exited the voting area to take

photos.

Follow us on social

media for election

info, reminders, and

updates!

Si necesita ayuda en español, habrán recursos

disponibles en su centro de votación y en nuestro

sitio web: LeonVotes.org/es. Ahí encontraras

información sobre el proceso electoral en el condado

León, instrucciones como Votar por Correo, la boleta

traducida al español, y como registrarse para votar o

actualizar su información.

Una guía completa en español estará en cada centro de

votación, nuestro sitio web LeonVotes.org/es, o puede

ser recogido en nuestra oficina 2990-1 Apalachee

Parkway, Tallahassee, FL 32301.

VOTACIONES EN ESPAÑOL

LeonVotes.org/es

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PRECINCT LOCATION ADDRESS

1203 John Wesley

United Methodist Church 1689 Old Saint Augustine Rd

1205 Hilaman Park Golf Course 2737 Blairstone Rd

1230 Hilaman Park Golf Course 2737 Blairstone Rd

1251 Jack L. McLean Center 700 Paul Russell Rd

1255 Faith Christian Family Center 310 Laura Lee Ave

1257 Woodville Community Center 8000 Old Woodville Rd

1258 Faith Christian Family Center 310 Laura Lee Ave

1259 Southwood Community Center 4675 Grove Park Dr

1301 Lincoln Neighborhood Center 438 W Brevard St

1302 Lincoln Neighborhood Center 438 W Brevard St

1303 Palmer Munroe Teen Center 1900 Jackson Bluff Rd

1309 FAMU Student Union

Multi-Purpose Room D 1628 S. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd

1311 Bethel AME Church 501 Orange Ave W

1313 Smith-Williams Service Center 2295 Pasco St

1314 FSU Student Services Building,

RM 203 874 Traditions Way

1315 Jacob Chapel Baptist Church 2333 Lake Bradford Rd

1317 Jake Gaither Community Center 801 Tanner Dr 1319 Bethel AME Church 501 Orange Ave W

1321 Jack L. McLean Center 700 Paul Russell Rd

1327 Southwood Baptist Church 5177 Capital Circle SW

1501 Family Worship and Praise

Center 1609 Branch St

1502 Family Worship and Praise

Center 1609 Branch St

1503 Lawrence-Gregory

Community Center 1115 Dade St

1505 Springfield Community Center 1702 Joe Louis St

2303 St. City Ministries 1415 Daniels St

2305 Aquilina Howell

Conference Center 3955 W Pensacola St

2307 Crossway Baptist Church 405 Crossway Rd

PRECINCT LOCATION ADDRESS

2358 Aquilina Howell

Conference Center 3955 W Pensacola St

2359 Bethel Methodist Church 1470 Bethel Church Rd

2363 Crossway Baptist Church 405 Crossway Rd

2365 Fort Braden Community Center 16387 Blountstown Hwy 2366 Crossway Baptist Church 405 Crossway Rd

2380 Generations Church 3080 W Tennessee St

2401 Moose Lodge 1478 Capital Cir NW

2451 Bethel Methodist Church 1470 Bethel Church Rd

2506 Calvary

United Methodist Church 218 Ausley Rd

2507 Truth Gatherers Dream Center 1319 High Rd

2509 ALARM International Ministries 2532 W Tharpe St

2511 Generations Church 3080 W Tennessee St

2513 Moose Lodge 1478 Capital Cir NW

3101 Freedom Church

1st Assembly of God 2801 Thomasville Rd

3103 Thomasville Road Baptist

Church 3131 Thomasville Rd

3109 Immanuel Baptist Church 2351 Mahan Dr

3110 Immanuel Baptist Church 2351 Mahan Dr

3401 Taoist Tai Chi Society 2100 Thomasville Rd

3403 The Episcopal Church

of the Advent 815 Piedmont Dr

3409 Gray Memorial

United Methodist Church 2201 Old Bainbridge Rd

3411 Lake Jackson

Community Center 3840 N Monroe St

3412 Lake Jackson

Community Center 3840 N Monroe St

3413 Wildwood Presbyterian Church 100 Ox Bottom Rd

3453 Salvation Army 2410 Allen Rd

3455 Unitarian Universalist Church 2810 N Meridian Rd

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PRECINCT LOCATION ADDRESS

3457 Fellowship Baptist Church 3705 N Monroe St

3459 Fellowship Baptist Church 3705 N Monroe St

3461 Lake Jackson Community Center 3840 N Monroe St 3467 St. Louis Catholic Church 3640 Fred George Rd

3468 Seminole Baptist Church 3330 Mission Rd

3469 Northwoods Baptist Church 3762 Capital Circle NW

3473 Friendship AME Church 5975 Old Bainbridge Rd

3477 Bethelonia AME Church 8997 N Meridian Rd

3501 Faith Presbyterian Church 2200 N Meridian Rd

3507 Gray Memorial

United Methodist Church 2201 Old Bainbridge Rd

3509 Marzuq Shrine Center 1805 N Monroe St

3513 Seminole Baptist Church 3330 Mission Rd

4101 Premier Health & Fitness Center 3521 Maclay Blvd 4103 Fellowship Presbyterian Church 3158 Shamrock St S 4105 St. Peters Prim. Bap. Church 2565 Centerville Rd

4106 St. Peters Prim. Bap. Church 2565 Centerville Rd

4119 Good Shepherd Catholic Church 4665 Thomasville Rd 4125 Celebration Baptist Church 3300 Shamrock St E

4152 Westminster Oaks 1221 Commencement Cove

4153 Tallahassee Heights

United Methodist Church 3004 Mahan Dr

4155 Westminster Oaks 1221 Commencement Cove

4157 Lighthouse Childrens Home 7771 Mahan Dr

4159 Miccosukee Community Center 13887 Moccasin Gap Rd 4161 The Retreat at Bradleys Pond 9002 Bradley Rd

4162 Calvary Chapel 8614 Mahan Dr

4163 Fellowship Presbyterian Church 3158 Shamrock St S 4167 Four Oaks Community Church 4500 W Shannon Lakes Dr

4168 Four Oaks Community Church 4500 W Shannon Lakes Dr

4173 Indian Springs Baptist Church 5593 Veterans Memorial Dr

4401 Premier Health & Fitness Center 3521 Maclay Blvd 4403 Good Shepherd Catholic Church 4665 Thomasville Rd 4405 Wildwood Presbyterian Church 100 Ox Bottom Rd

4408 Summerbrooke Golf Club 7505 Preservation Rd

4451 Community of Christ Church 400 Timberlane Rd

4453 FL Association of Court Clerks 3544 Maclay Blvd

4455 Christ Presbyterian Church 2317 Bannerman Rd

PRECINCT LOCATION ADDRESS

4456 Christ Presbyterian Church 2317 Bannerman Rd

4457 Canopy Roads Baptist Church 925 Bannerman Rd

4458 Canopy Roads Baptist Church 925 Bannerman Rd

4459 Epiphany Lutheran Church 8300 Deerlake Rd

4461 Deer Lake United Methodist 8013 Deerlake Rd S

5101 Westminster Gardens 301 E Carolina St

5103 Courtyard Marriott 1018 Apalachee Pkwy

5105 Sue H. McCollum

Community Center 501 Ingleside Ave

5107 St. Stephens Lutheran Church 2198 N Meridian Rd

5110 United Church of Tallahassee 1834 Mahan Dr

5115 Grace Lutheran Church 2919 Miccosukee Rd

5153 Calvary Chapel 8614 Mahan Dr

5154 Lighthouse Childrens Home 7771 Mahan Dr

5165 Grace Lutheran Church 2919 Miccosukee Rd

5201 Tallahassee Elks Lodge 276 N Magnolia Dr

5203 Optimist Park 1806 Indianhead Dr E

5205 John Wesley

United Methodist Church 1689 Old Saint Augustine Rd

5207 Jackson Lodge 2818 Apalachee Pkwy

5211 Towne East Baptist Church 1055 Richview Rd

5212 Capital City Christian Church 6115 Mahan Dr

5214 First Church of the Nazarene 1983 Mahan Dr

5219 Life Point Church 1224 Pedrick Rd

5220 Piney Z Plantation Lodge 950 Piney Z Plantation Rd

5221 Dept. of Agriculture Complex 3125 Conner Blvd

5223 Gospel Light Church 3415 Apalachee Pkwy

5225 Southwood Community Center 4675 Grove Park Dr

5228 Life Point Church 1224 Pedrick Rd

5251 Morningside Baptist Church 1560 Pedrick Rd

5252 Morningside Baptist Church 1560 Pedrick Rd

5260 Woodrun Baptist Church 8203 Apalachee Pkwy

5261 Celebrate New Life Church 3050 Agape Ln

5263 Dorothy Spence

Community Center 4768 Chaires Cross Rd

5284 Capital City Christian Church 6115 Mahan Dr

9000 Supervisor of Elections Office 2990 Apalachee Pkwy

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MARK S. EARLEY

Supervisor of Elections

P.O. Box 7357

Tallahassee, FL 32314

Your Vote... Your Voice!

OFFICIAL

ELECTION GUIDE

2018 GENERAL ELECTION

NOVEMBER 6, 2018

SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS

LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA

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