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TABLE OF CONTENTS EVENT PROGRAM ALFRED STREET BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF VIENNA NORTHERN VIRGINIA URBAN LEAGUE MODERATOR WHO & WHAT IS ON YOUR BALLOT UNITED STATES PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES UNITED STATES SENATE ARLINGTON COUNTY FAIRFAX COUNTY • TOWN OF HERNDON FALLS CHURCH CITY LOUDOUN COUNTY • TOWN OF LEESBURG • TOWN OF ROUND HILL MANASSAS CITY MANASSAS PARK CITY PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY • TOWN OF DUMFRIES INFORMATION REGARDING VA STATE BOARD OF ELECTION – VOTER INFORMATION INFORMATION REGARDING LOCAL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE (BY LOCALITY) PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #1 PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #2

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VOTER PLANNING ITEMS 10 TIPS TO ENHANCE YOUR VOTING EXPERIENCE (SOURCE: US ELECTION ASSISTANCE COMMISSION)

TOP ISSUES IN THE FIELD – SOURCE: 866-OUR-VOTE SAMPLE BALLOT – CITY OF ALEXANDRIA SAMPLE BALLOT – ARLINGTON COUNTY SAMPLE BALLOT – FAIRFAX CITY SAMPLE BALLOT – FAIRFAX COUNTY CD 8 SAMPLE BALLOT – FAIRFAX COUNTY CD 10 SAMPLE BALLOT – FAIRFAX COUNTY CD 11 SAMPLE BALLOT – FAIRFAX COUNTY CD 11 (TOWN OF HERNDON) SAMPLE BALLOT – FALLS CHURCH SAMPLE BALLOT – LOUDOUN COUNTY (TOWN OF ROUND HILL) SAMPLE BALLOT – LOUDOUN COUNTY (TOWN OF HILLSBORO) SAMPLE BALLOT – LOUDOUN COUNTY (TOWN OF LEESBURG) SAMPLE BALLOT – LOUDOUN COUNTY SAMPLE BALLOT – MANASSAS CITY SAMPLE BALLOT – MANASSAS PARK CITY SAMPLE BALLOT – PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY CD 1 SAMPLE BALLOT – PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY CD 10 SAMPLE BALLOT – PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY CD 11 SAMPLE BALLOT – PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY CD 11 (DUMFRIES)

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Alfred Street Baptist Church, Northern Virginia Urban League, First Baptist Church of Vienna presents The 16th Annual Candidates & Issues Forumâ€”We The People 2020 Monday, October 12, 2020 7-9PM EST Welcome, Prayer, Introduction of Moderator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rev. Dr. Walton Vernon State of Virginia Ballot Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kofi Annan Panel #1 Town Council/ City Council Panelists: Simone Pass Tucker (Falls Church City Council), Joshua Shokoor (Falls Church City Council), Brian K. Fields (Dumfries, Town Council), Stevan Porter (Herndon, Town Council), Sean Regan (Herndon, Town Council), Darryl Moore (Manassas Park City Council) *Cesar del Aguila (Herndon, Town Council)

Panel #2 Mayor Panelists: Ron Campbell (Leesburg)

Panel #3 U.S. House of Representatives Panelists: Panelists: Qasim Rashid (CD 1), *Don Beyer (CD 8)

Panel #4 U.S. Senate Segment - 10 minutes Panelists: Mark Warner* * Candidate will not be present but provided a video as a substitute

State of Virginia Issues Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kofi Annan Call to Action & Closing Prayer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley

Alfred Street Baptist Church—Social Justice Ministry @ASBC_SocialJustice socialjustice@alfredstreet.org The Social Justice Ministry of Alfred Street Baptist Church works to address the root cause of modern day injustices. The ministry looks to serve as a communal awareness clearinghouse by sharing information, convening social justice events, and facilitating calls to action. Our desire is to be a catalyst for justice within Alfred Street Baptist Church, the Washington Metropolitan area, our nation, and the world. The ministry’s work is built on five pillars structured on biblical foundational principles. 1) Voter Education & Empowerment 2) Education Reform 3) Racial Healing & Reconciliation 4) Criminal Justice Reform 5) Economic Justice

First Baptist Church of Vienna– Social Justice Ministry @FirstBaptistVienna kofiannan321@gmail.com The mission of the First Baptist Church Vienna Social Justice Ministry is to educate the congregation and the surrounding community about issues and politics impacting equity and justice, and to galvanize the community to take action. Northern Virginia Urban League nvul@gmail.com The mission of the Northern Virginia Urban League is to enable Northern Virginia minorities and other disadvantaged communities to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power, and civil rights through program services and effective advocacy. Our vision is to “Empowering Communities and Changing Lives” by helping individuals, families and communities achieve their full potential. Moderator Kofi Annan—

kofiannan321@gmail.com Kofi Annan founded The Activated People (TAP), Virginia-based a non-profit organization dedicated to fighting for racial and gender equity. TAP formed the only statewide coalition dedicated to transforming policing in the Commonwealth. In addition, Kofi spearheaded the creation of the Northern Virginia Equity Agenda Coalition, which is comprised of over two dozen organizations and marks the largest coalition of its type dedicated to promoting racial & gender equity. The NOVA EAC has accomplished a great deal since its founding including successfully lobbied for the release of over three dozen non-violent incarcerated individuals from the Fairfax County Detention Center to reduce the risk of the spread of COVID-19 in the jail; successfully lobbied for the collection and release of racial and location data of positive COVID-19 cases in Fairfax County; twice successfully lobbied local and state governments to extend eviction moratoriums to prevent the eviction of tenants impacted by COVID-19; and raised over $6,500 to purchase over 20,000 facemasks for lower-income & minority northern Virginia residents.

Kofi previously served two terms as the president of the Fairfax County National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). The branch led multiple successful advocacy efforts including convincing the county to designate over $10M for affordable housing and police body-worn cameras; helped draft the county’s first police body-worn camera policy; adoption of county-funded study aimed at eliminating racial disparity in police use of force; reform of the County’s School Resource officer policy which led to an almost 60% reduction in student arrests; and successfully advocated for the Fairfax County Public Schools to reform their teacher hiring practices to help reduce discrimination against African American teachers. Under his leadership, the branch was awarded the Thalheimer Award, a national NAACP recognition as the best unit of its size in the country. He also served as the Virginia State Conference NAACP Criminal Justice Committee Chair, where he led the first-ever state-wide Criminal Justice Symposium. Mr. Annan proudly served eight years in the U.S Army. He holds a Master’s of Science in International Relations from Troy University, and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology from Tennessee State University.

Office/Title

District

Ballot Name

Website/Social Media/Email

U.S. President

Joseph R. Biden

Democratic

U.S. Vice President

Democratic

U.S. Vice President

Kamala D. Harris Donald J. Trump (incumbent) Michael R. Pence (incumbent)

U.S. President

Jo Jorgensen

Libertarian

U.S. Vice President

Jeremy F. "Spike" Cohen Libertarian

Member House of Representatives 1

Democratic

rashidforva.com

Member House of Representatives 1

Qasim Rashid Robert J. Wittman (incumbent)

Republican

robwittman.com

Member House of Representatives 5

B. Cameron Webb

Democratic

drcameronwebb.com

Member House of Representatives 5

Robert G. Good

Republican

bobgoodforcongress.com

U.S. President

Republican

https://joebiden.com/

https://www.donaldjtrump.com/

Republican https://jo20.com/

friendsofdonbeyer.com Social Media: @friendsofdonbeyer

Member House of Representatives 8

Donald S. Beyer Jr. (incumbent)

Email: Democratic

merry@friendsofdonbeyer.com

Jeff A. Jordan Jennifer T. Wexton (incumbent)

Republican

jeffjordanforcongress.com

Democratic

jenniferwexton.com

Republican

andrewsforvirginia.com

Member House of Representatives 11

Aliscia N. Andrews Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly (incumbent)

Democratic

https://gerryconnolly.com/

Member House of Representatives 11

Manga A. Anantatmula

Republican

https://mangaforcongress.com/

Member United States Senate Member United States Senate

Mark R. Warner (incumbent) Daniel M. Gade

Member House of Representatives 8

Member House of Representatives 10 Member House of Representatives 10

markwarnerva.com Democratic Republican

Email: info@markwarnerva.com gadeforvirginia.com

Office Title Member County Board

Jurisdiction

Candidate Name

Website/Social Media/Email

Member School Board

Arlington County Audrey R. Clement Libby T. Garvey Arlington County (incumbent) Cristina I. DiazArlington County Torres

Member School Board

Arlington County David Marcus Priddy Independent https://priddyforschoolboard.com/

Member School Board

Arlington County Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Fairfax CoTown of Herndon

Member County Board

Mayor Mayor Member Town Council

Member Town Council Member Town Council Member Town Council Member Town Council Member Town Council

Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Fairfax CoTown of Herndon

Independent https://audreyclement.com/ Democratic

https://libbygarvey.com/

Independent https://www.cristinaforarlington.com/

S. Symone Walker

Independent https://symoneforstudents.com/

Roland B. Taylor

Independent http://www.taylor4herndon.com/

Sheila A. Olem

Independent http://sheilaolem.com/

Bessie E. Denton

Independent Social Media: www.facebook.com/Cesar4Herndon/

Cesar A. del Aguila

Independent Email: cesar4herndon@gmail.com

Clark A. Hedrick

Independent clarkhedrick.com

Jasbinder Singh

Independent Herndonopinion.com

Naila Alam

Independent

Pradip Dhakal

Independent https://www.reganforherndon.com/

Member Town Council Member Town Council

Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Sean M. Regan Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Signe V. Friedrichs

Social Media: @reganforherndon Independent Email: info@Reganforherndon.com Independent

www.porter4herndon.com Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/Porter4Herndon

Member Town Council

Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Stevan M. Porter Fairfax CoTown of Herndon Syed F. Iftikhar

Email: Independent steve@porter4herndon.com

Independent http://herndon4all.com/

Office Title

Jurisdiction

Candidate Name

Website/Social Media/Email

Member City Council

Falls Church City

Debora "Debbie" Schantz- Independent

Member City Council

Falls Church City

Joshua S. Shokoor

Independent https://www.shokoorforcitycouncil.com/

Member City Council

Falls Church City

Simone V. Pass Tucker

Independent https://simone4fc.com/ Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/Ron-CampbellLeesburg-Town-Council-914799811930336

Member Town Council - Special

Loudoun CoTown of Leesburg Loudoun CoTown of Leesburg Loudoun CoTown of Leesburg Loudoun CoTown of Leesburg Loudoun CoTown of Leesburg Loudoun CoTown of Leesburg Loudoun CoTown of Leesburg Loudoun CoTown of Round Hill

Mayor

Manassas City

E. Michelle Davis-Younger Democratic

https://www.michelle4manassas.com/

Mayor

Manassas City

Theresa Coates Ellis

Republican

https://theresacoatesellis.com/

Member City Council

Manassas City

Tom C. Osina

Democratic

TomForManassas.com

Member City Council

Manassas City

Harry J. Clark

Republican

harryclark4manassas.org

Member City Council

Manassas City

Ian T. Lovejoy

Republican

votelovejoy.com

Member City Council

Manassas City

Lynn Forkell Greene

Republican

www.lynnforcouncil.com

Member City Council

Manassas City

Democratic

Member City Council

Manassas City

Mark D. Wolfe Pamela J. Sebesky (incumbent)

Member School Board Manassas City

Carl L. Hollingsworth Jr.

Independent

Member School Board Manassas City

Robyn R. Williams Suzanne W. Seaberg (incumbent)

Independent facebook.com/vote4robynwilliams/

Mayor - Leesburg Mayor - Leesburg Member Town Council - Leesburg Member Town Council - Leesburg Member Town Council - Leesburg Member Town Council - Leesburg Member Town Council - Leesburg

Member School Board Manassas City

R. E. "Ron" Campbell C. B. "Kelly" Burk (incumbent)

Independent Email: roncampbellforleesburgmayor@gmail.com

Ara H. Bagdasarian

Independent ara4leesburg.org

Bill T. Replogle

Independent billforleesburg.com

Independent http://www.kellyburkformayor.com

Kari M. Nacy Independent https://www.karinacy.com/ Zachary J. "Zach" Cummings Independent https://www.facebook.com/ZachCummingsforLeesburg/ Thomas S. "Tom" Dunn II (incumbent) Independent

Jesse P. Howe

Independent

Democratic

Independent

www.pamformanassas.us

Office Title

Jurisdiction

Candidate Name

Website/Social Media/Email

Mayor

Manassas Park City

Michael Carrera

Independent

votecarrera.com

Mayor

Manassas Park City

Jeanette M. Rishell

Democratic

www.jeanetterishell.com moore4manassaspark.com

Member City Council

Manassas Park City

Darryl G. Moore

Democratic

Member City Council

Manassas Park City

Laura H. Hampton

Independent

Member City Council

Manassas Park City

Yesenia E. Amaya

Independent

Member City Council

Manassas Park City

Donald E. Shuemaker Independent

Member Town Council -

Prince William Co -

Brian K. Fields

Independent

Member Town Council Member Town Council Dumfries

Prince William Co Prince William Co Town of Dumfries

Shaun R. Peet

Independent

Tyrone A. Brown

Independent

Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/ Moore4ManassasPark

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Fairfax City

Prince William Co

Falls Church City

Proposed Amendments for 2020 PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #1 Article II. Franchise and Officers. Section 6. Apportionment. Section 6-A. Virginia Redistricting Commission BALLOT QUESTION

Should the Constitution of Virginia be amended to establish a redistricting commission, consisting of eight members of the General Assembly and eight citizens of the Commonwealth, that is responsible for drawing the congressional and state legislative districts that will be subsequently voted on, but not changed by, the General Assembly and enacted without the Governor's involvement and to give the responsibility of drawing districts to the Supreme Court of Virginia if the redistricting commission fails to draw districts or the General Assembly fails to enact districts by certain deadlines? EXPLANATION

Current Law: Under the current Constitution, the General Assembly and the Governor are responsible for drawing new election districts for the U.S. House of Representatives, the state Senate, and the House of Delegates. These districts are required to be compact and contiguous, and to have populations that are equal to each other. Proposed Law: The proposed amendment would shift the responsibility of drawing these election districts from the General Assembly and the Governor to a bipartisan commission, made up of 16 persons, half being members of the General Assembly and half being citizens of the Commonwealth. This commission would draw the election districts for the U.S. House of Representatives, the state Senate, and the House of Delegates and then submit the maps to the General Assembly for approval. If the commissioners are unable to agree on proposals for maps by a certain date, or if the General Assembly does not approve the submitted maps by a certain date, the commission is allotted additional time to draw new districts, but if maps are not then submitted or approved, the Supreme Court of Virginia becomes responsible for drawing these election districts. The eight legislative commissioners are appointed by the political party leadership in the state Senate and the House of Delegates, with an equal number from each house and from each major political party. The eight citizen commissioners are picked by a committee of five retired circuit court judges. Four of the retired judges are selected by party leaders in the Senate and the House from a list compiled by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia. These four judges pick the fifth judge from the same list. This selection committee then chooses citizen commissioners from lists created by party leaders in the Senate and the House. Members and employees of Congress or the General Assembly cannot be citizen commissioners. Each party leader in each house gives the selection committee a list of at least 16 candidates, and the committee picks

two from each list for a total of eight citizen commissioners. For a plan to be submitted for the General Assembly’s approval, at least six of the eight citizen commissioners and at least six of the eight legislative commissioners must agree to it. Additionally, for plans for General Assembly districts to be submitted, at least three of the four Senators on the commission have to agree to the Senate districts plan and at least three of the four Delegates on the commission have to agree to the House of Delegates districts plan. The General Assembly cannot make any changes to these plans, and the Governor cannot veto any plan approved by the General Assembly. The amendment also adds a requirement that districts provide, where practicable, opportunities for racial and ethnic communities to elect candidates of their choice. A “yes” vote will make a bipartisan commission responsible for the initial drawing of election districts. A “no” vote will leave the sole responsibility for drawing the districts with the General Assembly and the Governor. FULL TEXT OF AMENDMENT

[Proposed new language is underlined. Deleted old language is stricken.] Amend Section 6 of Article II of the Constitution of Virginia and amend the Constitution of Virginia by adding in Article II a section numbered 6-A as follows: ARTICLE II FRANCHISE AND OFFICERS Section 6. Apportionment. Members of the House of Representatives of the United States and members of the Senate and of the House of Delegates of the General Assembly shall be elected from electoral districts established by the General Assembly pursuant to Section 6-A of this Constitution. Every electoral district shall be composed of contiguous and compact territory and shall be so constituted as to give, as nearly as is practicable, representation in proportion to the population of the district. Every electoral district shall be drawn in accordance with the requirements of federal and state laws that address racial and ethnic fairness, including the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States and provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as amended, and judicial decisions interpreting such laws. Districts shall provide, where practicable, opportunities for racial and ethnic communities to elect candidates of their choice. The General Assembly shall reapportion the Commonwealth shall be reapportioned into electoral districts in accordance with this section and Section 6-A in the year 2011 2021 and every ten years thereafter. Any such decennial reapportionment law shall take effect immediately and not be subject to the limitations contained in Article IV, Section 13, of this Constitution. The districts delineated in the decennial reapportionment law shall be implemented for the November general election for the United States House of Representatives, Senate,

or House of Delegates, respectively, that is held immediately prior to the expiration of the term being served in the year that the reapportionment law is required to be enacted. A member in office at the time that a decennial redistricting law is enacted shall complete his term of office and shall continue to represent the district from which he was elected for the duration of such term of office so long as he does not move his residence from the district from which he was elected. Any vacancy occurring during such term shall be filled from the same district that elected the member whose vacancy is being filled. Section 6-A. Virginia Redistricting Commission. (a) In the year 2020 and every ten years thereafter, the Virginia Redistricting Commission (the Commission) shall be convened for the purpose of establishing districts for the United States House of Representatives and for the Senate and the House of Delegates of the General Assembly pursuant to Article II, Section 6 of this Constitution. (b) The Commission shall consist of sixteen commissioners who shall be selected in accordance with the provisions of this subsection. (1) Eight commissioners shall be legislative members, four of whom shall be members of the Senate of Virginia and four of whom shall be members of the House of Delegates. These commissioners shall be appointed no later than December 1 of the year ending in zero and shall continue to serve until their successors are appointed. (A) Two commissioners shall represent the political party having the highest number of members in the Senate of Virginia and shall be appointed by the President pro tempore of the Senate of Virginia. (B) Two commissioners shall represent the political party having the next highest number of members in the Senate of Virginia and shall be appointed by the leader of that political party. (C) Two commissioners shall represent the political party having the highest number of members in the House of Delegates and shall be appointed by the Speaker of the House of Delegates. (D) Two commissioners shall represent the political party having the next highest number of members in the House of Delegates and shall be appointed by the leader of that political party. (2) Eight commissioners shall be citizen members who shall be selected in accordance with the provisions of this subdivision and in the manner determined by the General Assembly by general law. (A) There shall be a Redistricting Commission Selection Committee (the Committee) consisting of five retired judges of the circuit courts of Virginia. By November 15 of the year ending in zero, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia shall certify to the Speaker of the House of Delegates, the leader in the House of Delegates of the political party having the next highest number of members in the House of Delegates, the President pro tempore of the Senate of Virginia, and the leader in the Senate of Virginia of the political party having the next highest number of members in the Senate a list of retired judges of the circuit courts of Virginia who are willing to serve on the Committee,

and these members shall each select a judge from the list. The four judges selected to serve on the Committee shall select, by a majority vote, a judge from the list prescribed herein to serve as the fifth member of the Committee and to serve as the chairman of the Committee. (B) By January 1 of the year ending in one, the Speaker of the House of Delegates, the leader in the House of Delegates of the political party having the next highest number of members in the House of Delegates, the President pro tempore of the Senate of Virginia, and the leader in the Senate of the political party having the next highest number of members in the Senate shall each submit to the Committee a list of at least sixteen citizen candidates for service on the Commission. Such citizen candidates shall meet the criteria established by the General Assembly by general law. The Committee shall select, by a majority vote, two citizen members from each list submitted. No member or employee of the Congress of the United States or of the General Assembly shall be eligible to serve as a citizen member. (c) By February 1 of the year ending in one, the Commission shall hold a public meeting at which it shall select a chairman from its membership. The chairman shall be a citizen member and shall be responsible for coordinating the work of the Commission. (d) The Commission shall submit to the General Assembly plans for districts for the Senate and the House of Delegates of the General Assembly no later than 45 days following the receipt of census data and shall submit to the General Assembly plans for districts for the United States House of Representatives no later than 60 days following the receipt of census data or by the first day of July of that year, whichever occurs later. (1) To be submitted as a proposed plan for districts for members of the United States House of Representatives, a plan shall receive affirmative votes of at least six of the eight legislative members and six of the eight citizen members. (2) To be submitted as a proposed plan for districts for members of the Senate, a plan shall receive affirmative votes of at least six of the eight legislative members, including at least three of the four legislative members who are members of the Senate, and at least six of the eight citizen members. (3) To be submitted as a proposed plan for districts for members of the House of Delegates, a plan shall receive affirmative votes of at least six of the eight legislative members, including at least three of the four legislative members who are members of the House of Delegates, and at least six of the eight citizen members. (e) Plans for districts for the Senate and the House of Delegates shall be embodied in and voted on as a single bill. The vote on any bill embodying a plan for districts shall be taken in accordance with the provisions of Article IV, Section 11 of this Constitution, except that no amendments shall be permitted. Such bills shall not be subject to the provisions contained in Article V, Section 6 of this Constitution. (f) Within fifteen days of receipt of a plan for districts, the General Assembly shall take a vote on the bill embodying that plan in accordance with the provisions of subsection (e). If the General Assembly fails to adopt such bill by this deadline, the Commission shall submit a new plan for districts to the General Assembly within fourteen days of the General Assembly's failure to adopt the bill. The General Assembly shall take a vote on the bill embodying such plan within seven days of receipt of the plan. If the

General Assembly fails to adopt such bill by this deadline, the districts shall be established by the Supreme Court of Virginia. (g) If the Commission fails to submit a plan for districts by the deadline set forth in subsection (d), the Commission shall have fourteen days following its initial failure to submit a plan to the General Assembly. If the Commission fails to submit a plan for districts to the General Assembly by this deadline, the districts shall be established by the Supreme Court of Virginia. If the Commission submits a plan for districts within fourteen days following its initial failure to submit a plan, the General Assembly shall take a vote on the bill embodying such plan within seven days of its receipt. If the General Assembly fails to adopt such bill by this deadline, the districts shall be established by the Supreme Court of Virginia. (h) All meetings of the Commission shall be open to the public. Prior to proposing any redistricting plans and prior to voting on redistricting plans, the Commission shall hold at least three public hearings in different parts of the Commonwealth to receive and consider comments from the public. (i) All records and documents of the Commission, or any individual or group performing delegated functions of or advising the Commission, related to the Commission's work, including internal communications and communications from outside parties, shall be considered public information.

Proposed Amendments for 2020 PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #2 Article X. Taxation and Finance. Section 6. Exempt Property BALLOT QUESTION

Should an automobile or pickup truck that is owned and used primarily by or for a veteran of the United States armed forces or the Virginia National Guard who has a one hundred percent service-connected, permanent, and total disability be free from state and local taxation? EXPLANATION

Current Law Generally, the Constitution of Virginia requires all property be taxed. However, there are certain types of property that the Constitution specifically says is not subject to taxation. Proposed Law This amendment would add to the list of property that is not subject to state or local taxation one motor vehicle owned and used primarily by or for a veteran of the United States armed forces or the Virginia National Guard who has a one hundred percent (100%) service- connected, permanent, and total disability. The amendment says that motor vehicle means an automobile or pickup truck. The motor vehicle would be exempt from taxation beginning on the date the veteran gets the motor vehicle or January 1, 2021, whichever is later. A veteran who claims this tax exemption would not get back any taxes paid on his motor vehicle prior to January 1, 2021. Under this amendment, a motor vehicle that is owned by the spouse of a veteran of the United States armed forces or the Virginia National Guard with a one hundred percent (100%) service-connected, permanent, and total disability could also be free from taxation. The General Assembly is allowed to pass a law that places conditions or restrictions on this exemption. A "yes" vote will mean the Constitution of Virginia will be amended to exempt one automobile or pickup truck that is owned and used primarily by or for a veteran of the United States armed forces or the Virginia National Guard who has a one hundred percent (100%) service-connected, permanent, and total disability from state and local taxation. A "no" vote will leave the Constitution of Virginia unchanged and automobiles and pickup trucks owned and used primarily by or for a veteran of the United States armed forces or the Virginia National Guard who has a one hundred percent (100%) service-

connected, permanent, and total disability will continue to be subject to state and local taxes. FULL TEXT OF AMENDMENT

[Proposed new language is underlined. Deleted old language is stricken.] Amend Section 6 of Article X of the Constitution of Virginia as follows: ARTICLE X TAXATION AND FINANCE Section 6. Exempt property. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this Constitution, the following property and no other shall be exempt from taxation, State and local, including inheritance taxes: (1) Property owned directly or indirectly by the Commonwealth or any political subdivision thereof, and obligations of the Commonwealth or any political subdivision thereof exempt by law. (2) Real estate and personal property owned and exclusively occupied or used by churches or religious bodies for religious worship or for the residences of their ministers. (3) Private or public burying grounds or cemeteries, provided the same are not operated for profit. (4) Property owned by public libraries or by institutions of learning not conducted for profit, so long as such property is primarily used for literary, scientific, or educational purposes or purposes incidental thereto. This provision may also apply to leasehold interests in such property as may be provided by general law. (5) Intangible personal property, or any class or classes thereof, as may be exempted in whole or in part by general law. (6) Property used by its owner for religious, charitable, patriotic, historical, benevolent, cultural, or public park and playground purposes, as may be provided by classification or designation by an ordinance adopted by the local governing body and subject to such restrictions and conditions as provided by general law. (7) Land subject to a perpetual easement permitting inundation by water as may be exempted in whole or in part by general law. (8) One motor vehicle owned and used primarily by or for a veteran of the armed forces of the United States or the Virginia National Guard who has been rated by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs or its successor agency pursuant to federal law with a one hundred percent service-connected, permanent, and total disability. For purposes of this subdivision, the term "motor vehicle" shall include only automobiles and pickup trucks. Any such motor vehicle owned by a married person may qualify if either spouse is a veteran who is one hundred percent disabled pursuant to this subdivision. This exemption shall be applicable on the date the motor vehicle is acquired or the effective date of this subdivision, whichever is later, but shall not be applicable for any period of time prior to the effective date. (b) The General Assembly may by general law authorize the governing body of any county, city, town, or regional government to provide for the exemption from local property taxation, or a portion thereof, within such restrictions and upon such conditions

as may be prescribed, of real estate and personal property designed for continuous habitation owned by, and occupied as the sole dwelling of, persons not less than sixtyfive years of age or persons permanently and totally disabled as established by general law. A local governing body may be authorized to establish either income or financial worth limitations, or both, in order to qualify for such relief. (c) Except as to property of the Commonwealth, the General Assembly by general law may restrict or condition, in whole or in part, but not extend, any or all of the above exemptions. (d) The General Assembly may define as a separate subject of taxation any property, including real or personal property, equipment, facilities, or devices, used primarily for the purpose of abating or preventing pollution of the atmosphere or waters of the Commonwealth or for the purpose of transferring or storing solar energy, and by general law may allow the governing body of any county, city, town, or regional government to exempt or partially exempt such property from taxation, or by general law may directly exempt or partially exempt such property from taxation. (e) The General Assembly may define as a separate subject of taxation household goods, personal effects and tangible farm property and products, and by general law may allow the governing body of any county, city, town, or regional government to exempt or partially exempt such property from taxation, or by general law may directly exempt or partially exempt such property from taxation. (f) Exemptions of property from taxation as established or authorized hereby shall be strictly construed; provided, however, that all property exempt from taxation on the effective date of this section shall continue to be exempt until otherwise provided by the General Assembly as herein set forth. (g) The General Assembly may by general law authorize any county, city, town, or regional government to impose a service charge upon the owners of a class or classes of exempt property for services provided by such governments. (h) The General Assembly may by general law authorize the governing body of any county, city, town, or regional government to provide for a partial exemption from local real property taxation, within such restrictions and upon such conditions as may be prescribed, (i) of real estate whose improvements, by virtue of age and use, have undergone substantial renovation, rehabilitation or replacement or (ii) of real estate with new structures and improvements in conservation, redevelopment, or rehabilitation areas. (i) The General Assembly may by general law allow the governing body of any county, city, or town to exempt or partially exempt from taxation any generating equipment installed after December thirty-one, nineteen hundred seventy-four, for the purpose of converting from oil or natural gas to coal or to wood, wood bark, wood residue, or to any other alternate energy source for manufacturing, and any co-generation equipment installed since such date for use in manufacturing. (j) The General Assembly may by general law allow the governing body of any county, city, or town to have the option to exempt or partially exempt from taxation any business, occupational or professional license or any merchants' capital, or both.

(k) The General Assembly may by general law authorize the governing body of any county, city, or town to provide for a partial exemption from local real property taxation, within such restrictions and upon such conditions as may be prescribed, of improved real estate subject to recurrent flooding upon which flooding abatement, mitigation, or resiliency efforts have been undertaken.

U.S. Election Assistance Commission

TIPS To Enhance Your Voting Experience Know the voting process in your State before you vote in the next election. The following tips from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission may help enhance your voting experience.

Most States require citizens to be registered in order to vote. Make sure you understand the voter registration requirements of your State of residence. If you are not registered to vote, apply for voter registration no later than the deadline to register in your State. Contact your local or State elections office or check their Web sites to get a voter registration application and learn the deadline to register. The National Voter Registration Application form is available at https://www.eac.gov/voters/registerand-vote-in-your-state.

Confirm your voter registration status

Once you register to vote, check your status with your State or local elections office several weeks before the last day to register to vote. That way, you can change your registration information if needed (for example: name, address, or other corrections) in time to vote.

Know your polling place location and hours

If you vote at a polling place on election day, confirm your polling place location. Make sure you know what time your polling place opens and closes.

Know your Stateâ€™s voter identification (ID) requirements

Some States require voters to show ID to vote. You can find out

what forms of ID your State accepts by contacting your State or local elections office or checking their Web sites.

Understand provisional voting

Federal law allows you to cast a provisional ballot in a Federal election if your name does not appear on the voter registration record, if you do not have ID, or if your eligibility to vote is in question. Your State may provide other reasons for voting by a provisional ballot. Whether a provisional ballot counts depends on if the State can verify your eligibility. Check with your State or local elections office to learn how to tell if your provisional ballot was counted.

Check the accessibility of your polling place

If you are a voter with minority language needs or you are a voter with special needs or specific concerns due to a disability, your polling place may offer special assistance. Contact your local elections office for advice, materials in a specific language, information about voting equipment, and details on access to the polling place, including parking.

Consider voting early

Some States allow voting in person before election day. Find out if your State has early voting in person or by mail and if so when, where, and how you can vote before election day. If you choose

to vote early by mail, know the deadlines for requesting and returning your ballot. Some States provide dropoff stations for mail ballots, and some States allow voters to return mail ballots to polling places on election day.

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Most States allow voters to use an absentee ballot under certain circumstances. Check on the dates and requirements for requesting and returning an absentee ballot before election day. Absentee ballots often must be returned or postmarked before the polls close on election day. Determine your Stateâ€™s requirements for returning absentee ballots.

Learn about military and overseas voting

Special voting procedures may apply if you are in the U.S. military or you are an American citizen living overseas. You may qualify for an absentee ballot by submitting a Federal Post Card Application (FPCA). Contact the Federal Voting Assistance Program or check its Web site: http://www. fvap.gov, for information relating to military and overseas voters.

Get more information

For more on these tips and for answers to other questions about the election process, visit https:// www.eac.gov/voters/election-daycontact-information or contact your State or local elections office.

August 2014

VIRGINIA 2020 Top Issues in the Field 1. Poll Schedule - On Election Day, each polling place will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. ET. A voter in line at the polling place by 7:00 p.m. has the right to vote.

2. July 1st Voting Law Changes – Various changes to Virginia’s voting laws go into effect on July 1, 2020,

applying to the November 3, 2020 General Election. These changes include no-excuse early voting, removing the requirement to show photo ID prior to casting a ballot, making Election Day a state holiday, automatic voter registration at the Department of Motor Vehicles, and expanding acceptable student IDs.

3. Voter ID - A voter must provide valid photo ID in order to vote a regular ballot. For ID to be considered valid, it must be genuine and not be more than 12 months past expiration. Acceptable forms of photo ID include: (i) a Virginia driver’s license; (ii) a U.S. passport; (iii) any other photo identification issued by Virginia, one of its political subdivisions, or the U.S. government; (iv) a student identification card containing a photograph of the voter and issued by any public or private institution of higher education or private school located in Virginia; or (v) an employee ID card containing a photo of the voter. 4. Accessibility and Assistance - Any voter who needs assistance voting is entitled to have some person of their choice, other than the voter’s employer, an agent of the employer, or an officer or agent of the voter’s union, mark the voter’s choices or assist the voter in marking their choices on the ballot. Voters who are 65 or older or physically disabled are entitled to request that an officer of election hand them a printed ballot outside the polling place but within 150 feet of the entrance to the polling place. 5. If a voter has moved - If a voter has moved, but has not re-registered to vote at their new address, they may continue to vote at their old polling place temporarily if their registration has not been changed or canceled. If they moved within the same precinct, they may still vote at their old polling place after any period of time has passed. If they moved within the same registrar’s jurisdiction and congressional district, they may vote in the following two federal general elections and any intervening elections. If they moved to a different registrar’s jurisdiction, they may vote through the next November general election and any intervening elections following their move. In any case, they need to ask for and fill out a change of address form. They can cast a regular ballot. 6. Mistake on ballot - If a voter makes a mistake or “spoils” their ballot, the voter has the right to receive a replacement ballot after returning the spoiled one. 7. Polling place boundaries and electioneering - Voters have the right to vote without anyone campaigning or trying to influence their votes in any other way within 40 feet of the entrance to the polling place. Voters ARE allowed to wear campaign t-shirts, buttons, etc. when they go to vote. Candidates or anyone visiting the polling place without voting are NOT allowed to wear campaign material. 8. Felony Conviction - A voter with a felony conviction is not able to vote unless their rights have been restored and they have re-registered to vote. A voter’s registration status can be checked at https://vote.elections.virginia.gov/VoterInformation and rights restoration status can be checked at https://solutions.virginia.gov/RestorationOfRights/Search. Voters with a felony conviction in a state other than Virginia must first have their rights restored in that state before being able to register to vote in Virginia. If you have any questions or to report any problems, call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683)

Commonwealth of Virginia City of Alexandria General & Special Election

Sample Ballot

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Instructions Please use a black or blue ink pen to mark your ballot.

Member United States Senate Vote for only one

To vote for a candidate, fill in the box next to the name.

Mark R. Warner - D

To vote on an issue, fill in the box next to YES or NO.

Write-in:

To write in a candidate who is not already on the ballot, fill in the box next to the word "Write-in" and write the name of the person on the line provided. If you want to change a vote or if you have made a mistake, ask the election staff for a replacement ballot.

President And Vice President Vote for only one

Daniel M. Gade - R

Member House of Representatives 8th District Vote for only one

Donald S. Beyer Jr. - D Jeff A. Jordan - R Write-in:

DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Joseph R. Biden, President and Kamala D. Harris, Vice President REPUBLICAN PARTY Electors for Donald J. Trump, President and Michael R. Pence, Vice President LIBERTARIAN PARTY Electors for Jo Jorgensen, President and Jeremy F. "Spike" Cohen, Vice President Write-in:

Read Both Sides of the Ballot

Official Ballot

Commonwealth of Virginia, Official Ballot City of Alexandria

General & Special Election Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Constitutional Amendment #1 Should the Constitution of Virginia be amended to establish a redistricting commission, consisting of eight members of the General Assembly and eight citizens of the Commonwealth, that is responsible for drawing the congressional and state legislative districts that will be subsequently voted on, but not changed by, the General Assembly and enacted without the Governor's involvement and to give the responsibility of drawing districts to the Supreme Court of Virginia if the redistricting commission fails to draw districts or the General Assembly fails to enact districts by certain deadlines? Yes No

Constitutional Amendment #2 Should an automobile or pickup truck that is owned and used primarily by or for a veteran of the United States armed forces or the Virginia National Guard who has a one hundred percent service-connected, permanent, and total disability be free from state and local taxation? Yes No

Read Both Sides of the Ballot

Ballot Style Full

llo t Ba e pl m Sa Authorized by: Arlington County Electoral Board 2100 Clarendon Blvd, Suite 320 Arlington, VA 22201, (703) 228-3456 NOTICE: The authority statement printed above must be removed and replaced with the appropriate authority statement for the committee, individual or group using this ballot for their own purposes. The authority statement used for this ballot must comply with the requirements of either federal or state law, as appropriate. For state requirements, see ยง24.2-943 of the Code of Virginia. For federal requirements, call the Federal Election Commission, 1-800-424-9530.

Authorized by: Arlington County Electoral Board 2100 Clarendon Blvd, Suite 320 Arlington, VA 22201, (703) 228-3456 NOTICE: The authority statement printed above must be removed and replaced with the appropriate authority statement for the committee, individual or group using this ballot for their own purposes. The authority statement used for this ballot must comply with the requirements of either federal or state law, as appropriate. For state requirements, see ยง24.2-943 of the Code of Virginia. For federal requirements, call the Federal Election Commission, 1-800-424-9530.

Commonwealth of Virginia, Sample Ballot County of Fairfax

General and Special Elections Tuesday, November 3, 2020

President and Vice President Vote for only one

To Vote

Completely fill in the oval to the left of your choice.

Write-in

To vote for a person not on the ballot, write the name on the line and COMPLETELY fill in the oval to the left of that name.

Member United States Senate Vote for only one Mark R. Warner - D

Daniel M. Gade - R

Write-in

Member House of Representatives 8th District Vote for only one Donald S. Beyer Jr. - D Jeff A. Jordan - R

Write-in

Authorized by the Fairfax County Electoral Board 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax, VA 22035

Notice: The authority statement printed above must be removed and replaced with the appropriate authority statement for the committee, individual or group using this ballot for their own purposes. The authority statement used for this ballot must comply with the requirements of both federal and state law. Va. Code: ยง24.2-956.

Style: 08th CD English Language Ballot

READ BOTH SIDES

Proposed Constitutional Amendments

Fairfax County Bond Issue

QUESTION 1

PUBLIC LIBRARY BONDS

Shall Fairfax County, Virginia, contract a debt, borrow money, and issue bonds in addition to the public library facilities bonds previously authorized, in the maximum aggregate principal amount of $90,000,000 for the purpose of providing funds, with any other available funds, to finance the cost to provide public library facilities, including the construction, reconstruction, enlargement, and equipment of existing and additional library facilities and the acquisition of necessary land?

Yes No

QUESTION 2

Yes

Fairfax County Bond Issue

TRANSPORTATION BONDS

Yes

Shall Fairfax County, Virginia, contract a debt, borrow money, and issue bonds, in addition to the transportation improvements and facilities bonds previously authorized, in the maximum aggregate principal amount of $160,000,000 for the purpose of financing Fairfax County's share, under the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact, of the cost of constructing, reconstructing, improving, and acquiring transportation improvements and facilities, including capital costs of land, transit facilities, rolling stock, and equipment in the Washington metropolitan area?

COMMUNITY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES BONDS Shall Fairfax County, Virginia, contract a debt, borrow money, and issue bonds, in addition to the human services facilities bonds previously authorized, in the maximum aggregate principal amount of $79,000,000 for the purpose of providing funds, with any other available funds, to finance the cost to provide community health and human services facilities, including the construction, reconstruction, enlargement, and equipment of existing and additional community health and human services facilities and the acquisition of necessary land?

Yes

PARKS AND PARKS FACILITIES BONDS Shall Fairfax County, Virginia, contract a debt, borrow money, and issue bonds, in addition to the parks and park facilities bonds previously authorized, in the maximum aggregate principal amount of $112,000,000 for the following purposes: (i) $100,000,000 principal amount to finance the Fairfax County Park Authority's cost to acquire, construct, reconstruct, develop, and equip additional parks and park facilities, to preserve open-space land, and to develop and improve existing parks and park facilities; and (ii) $12,000,000 principal amount to finance Fairfax County's contribution to the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority to acquire, construct, reconstruct, develop, and equip parks and park facilities?

Yes No

End of Ballot

Commonwealth of Virginia, Sample Ballot County of Fairfax

General and Special Elections Tuesday, November 3, 2020

President and Vice President Vote for only one

To Vote

Completely fill in the oval to the left of your choice.

Write-in

To vote for a person not on the ballot, write the name on the line and COMPLETELY fill in the oval to the left of that name.

Member United States Senate Vote for only one Mark R. Warner - D

Daniel M. Gade - R

Write-in

Member House of Representatives 10th District Vote for only one Jennifer T. Wexton - D Aliscia N. Andrews - R

Write-in

Authorized by the Fairfax County Electoral Board 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax, VA 22035

Style: 10th CD English Language Ballot

READ BOTH SIDES

Proposed Constitutional Amendments

Fairfax County Bond Issue

QUESTION 1

PUBLIC LIBRARY BONDS

Yes No

QUESTION 2

Yes

Fairfax County Bond Issue

TRANSPORTATION BONDS

Yes

Yes No

End of Ballot

Commonwealth of Virginia, Sample Ballot County of Fairfax

General and Special Elections Tuesday, November 3, 2020

President and Vice President Vote for only one

To Vote

Completely fill in the oval to the left of your choice.

Write-in

To vote for a person not on the ballot, write the name on the line and COMPLETELY fill in the oval to the left of that name.

Member United States Senate Vote for only one Mark R. Warner - D

Daniel M. Gade - R

Write-in

Member House of Representatives 11th District Vote for only one Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly - D Manga A. Anantatmula - R

Write-in

Authorized by the Fairfax County Electoral Board 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax, VA 22035

Style: 11th CD English Language Ballot

READ BOTH SIDES

Proposed Constitutional Amendments

Fairfax County Bond Issue

QUESTION 1

PUBLIC LIBRARY BONDS

Yes No

QUESTION 2

Yes

Fairfax County Bond Issue

TRANSPORTATION BONDS

Yes

Yes No

End of Ballot

Commonwealth of Virginia, Sample Ballot County of Fairfax

General and Special Elections Tuesday, November 3, 2020

President and Vice President Vote for only one

To Vote

Mayor Town of Herndon Vote for only one

DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Joseph R. Biden, President and Kamala D. Harris, Vice President

Completely fill in the oval to the left of your choice.

Sheila A. Olem Roland B. Taylor

Write-in

REPUBLICAN PARTY Electors for Donald J. Trump, President and Michael R. Pence, Vice President

Member Town Council Town of Herndon Vote for not more than six Stevan M. Porter

To vote for a person not on the ballot, write the name on the line and COMPLETELY fill in the oval to the left of that name.

LIBERTARIAN PARTY Electors for Jo Jorgensen, President and Jeremy F. "Spike" Cohen, Vice President

Pradip Dhakal Sean M. Regan Naila Alam Cesar A. del Aguila

Signe V. Friedrichs Jasbinder Singh Clark A. Hedrick

Write-in

Member United States Senate Vote for only one Mark R. Warner - D

Daniel M. Gade - R

Write-in

Member House of Representatives 11th District Vote for only one Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly - D Manga A. Anantatmula - R

Write-in

Authorized by the Fairfax County Electoral Board 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax, VA 22035

Style: 11th CD & Herndon Town English Language Ballot

READ BOTH SIDES

Proposed Constitutional Amendments

Fairfax County Bond Issue

QUESTION 1

PUBLIC LIBRARY BONDS

Yes No

QUESTION 2

Yes

Fairfax County Bond Issue

TRANSPORTATION BONDS

Yes

Yes No

End of Ballot

O T LL BA PL E M

Authorized by the City of Falls Church Electoral Board 300 Park Ave., Falls Church, VA 22046 703.248.5085 Notice: Any committee, individual or group who has SAMPLE BALLOTS reproduced by any means must print thereon the appropriate authority statement required by federal law. For federal requirements, call the Federal Election Commission at (800) 424-9530

The committee, individual or group must print such Sample Ballots in a color other than white.

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Commonwealth of Virginia, SAMPLE County of Loudoun General and Special Elections Tuesday, November 3, 2020

BALLOT

Ballot Style: 4

Making Selections

To vote for a candidate, fill in the red box next to the name. To vote an issue, fill in the red box next to Yes or No. To write in a candidate who is not already on the ballot, fill in the red box and write the name of the person on the line. If you want to change a vote or if you have made a mistake, ask an election worker for another ballot. If you make marks on the ballot besides filling in the box, your votes may not be counted.

President and Vice President Vote for only one

DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Joseph R. Biden, President Kamala D. Harris, Vice President REPUBLICAN PARTY Electors for Donald J. Trump, President Michael R. Pence, Vice President LIBERTARIAN PARTY Electors for Jo Jorgensen, President Jeremy F. "Spike" Cohen, Vice President

Write-In

Member United States Senate Vote for only one

Mark R. Warner - D Daniel M. Gade - R

Write-In

Member House of Representatives 10th District Vote for only one

Jennifer T. Wexton - D Aliscia N. Andrews - R

Member Town Council Special Town of Round Hill For unexpired term to end June 30, 2022 Vote for only one

Jesse P. Howe

Write-In

Proposed Constitutional Amendment Question 1 Should the Constitution of Virginia be amended to establish a redistricting commission, consisting of eight members of the General Assembly and eight citizens of the Commonwealth, that is responsible for drawing the congressional and state legislative districts that will be subsequently voted on, but not changed by, the General Assembly and enacted without the Governor's involvement and to give the responsibility of drawing districts to the Supreme Court of Virginia if the redistricting commission fails to draw districts or the General Assembly fails to enact districts by certain deadlines? Yes No Proposed Constitutional Amendment Question 2 Should an automobile or pickup truck that is owned and used primarily by or for a veteran of the United States armed forces or the Virginia National Guard who has a one hundred percent service-connected, permanent, and total disability be free from state and local taxation? Yes No

Write-In

Turn the ballot over

School Projects

Transportation Projects

QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $123,755,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design, construct, and equip Douglass School Renewal; the costs to design, construct, and equip LCPS Facility Renewals and Alterations; the costs to design, construct, and equip School Security Improvements; the costs to design, construct, and equip a Student Welcome Center at Sterling Elementary School; and the costs of other public school facilities as requested by the Loudoun County School Board?

QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $151,210,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design and construct Segments 1 and 1B of Braddock Road; the costs to design and construct the widening of Loudoun County Parkway from Ryan Road to Shellhorn Road; the costs to design and construct improvements to Route 15 between Montresor Road and Point of Rocks Bridge; the costs to design and construct a roadway from Route 50 at Tall Cedars Parkway to Route 28; the costs to design and construct a roundabout at Route 50 and Trailhead Drive; the costs to design and construct sidewalk segments along River Creek Parkway; the costs to design and construct the County's Sidewalk and Trail Program; and the costs of other public road and transportation projects approved in the County's Capital Improvement Program?

Yes No Public Safety Projects QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $29,516,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design, construct, and equip a Fire and Rescue Training Academy Expansion; the costs to design, construct, and equip Philomont Fire and Rescue Station Replacement; and the costs of other public safety facilities approved in the County's Capital Improvement Program?

Yes No

Yes No Parks and Recreation Projects QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $3,825,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design, construct, and equip Philip A. Bolen Park Phase II; the costs to design, construct, and equip Scott Jenkins Memorial Park Phase III; and the costs of other public park, recreational and community center projects approved in the County's Capital Improvement Program? Yes No

AUTHORIZED BY THE ELECTORAL BOARD OF THE COUNTY OF LOUDOUN 750 MILLER DRIVE S.E. STE. C LEESBURG, VA 20175 Notice: The authority statement on this sample ballot must be removed and replaced with the appropriate authority statement for the candidate, committee, individual or group using this ballot for their own purposes. Any reproduction of this MAY NOT be printed on white paper. The authority statement used for this ballot must comply with the requirements of either federal or state law, as appropriate. For state requirements, see 24.2-622 and 24.2-956 of the Code of Virginia. For federal requirements call the Federal Election Commission, 1-800-424-9530.

Commonwealth of Virginia, SAMPLE County of Loudoun General and Special Elections Tuesday, November 3, 2020

BALLOT

Ballot Style: 5

Making Selections

President and Vice President Vote for only one

Write-In

Member United States Senate Vote for only one

Mark R. Warner - D Daniel M. Gade - R

Write-In

Member House of Representatives 10th District Vote for only one

Member Town Council Town of Hillsboro Vote for not more than five

Write-In

Jennifer T. Wexton - D

Proposed Constitutional Amendment Question 2

Aliscia N. Andrews - R

Write-In

Mayor Town of Hillsboro Vote for only one

Yes No

Write-In

Turn the ballot over

School Projects

Transportation Projects

Yes No

Commonwealth of Virginia, SAMPLE County of Loudoun General and Special Elections Tuesday, November 3, 2020

BALLOT

Ballot Style: 6

Making Selections

President and Vice President Vote for only one

Mayor Town of Leesburg Vote for only one

C. B. "Kelly" Burk R. E. "Ron" Campbell

Write-In

Member Town Council Town of Leesburg Vote for not more than three

Zachary J. "Zach" Cummings Ara H. Bagdasarian

Write-In

Member United States Senate

Bill T. Replogle

Vote for only one

Mark R. Warner - D

Kari M. Nacy

Daniel M. Gade - R Write-In

Write-In

Member House of Representatives 10th District Vote for only one

Jennifer T. Wexton - D Aliscia N. Andrews - R

Write-In

Turn the ballot over

Write-In

Proposed Constitutional Amendment Question 2

Parks and Recreation Projects

QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $3,825,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design, construct, and equip Philip A. Bolen Park Phase II; the costs to design, construct, and equip Scott Jenkins Memorial Park Phase III; and the costs of other public park, recreational and community center projects approved in the County's Capital Improvement Program?

Yes No School Projects QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $123,755,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design, construct, and equip Douglass School Renewal; the costs to design, construct, and equip LCPS Facility Renewals and Alterations; the costs to design, construct, and equip School Security Improvements; the costs to design, construct, and equip a Student Welcome Center at Sterling Elementary School; and the costs of other public school facilities as requested by the Loudoun County School Board?

Yes No Transportation Projects QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $151,210,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design and construct Segments 1 and 1B of Braddock Road; the costs to design and construct the widening of Loudoun County Parkway from Ryan Road to Shellhorn Road; the costs to design and construct improvements to Route 15 between Montresor Road and Point of Rocks Bridge; the costs to design and construct a roadway from Route 50 at Tall Cedars Parkway to Route 28; the costs to design and construct a roundabout at Route 50 and Trailhead Drive; the costs to design and construct sidewalk segments along River Creek Parkway; the costs to design and construct the County's Sidewalk and Trail Program; and the costs of other public road and transportation projects approved in the County's Capital Improvement Program?

Yes No

Commonwealth of Virginia, SAMPLE County of Loudoun General and Special Elections Tuesday, November 3, 2020

BALLOT

Ballot Style: 1

Making Selections

President and Vice President Vote for only one

Write-In

Member United States Senate Vote for only one

Mark R. Warner - D Daniel M. Gade - R

Write-In

Member House of Representatives 10th District Vote for only one

Jennifer T. Wexton - D Aliscia N. Andrews - R

Write-In

Turn the ballot over

Yes No

Public Safety Projects QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $29,516,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design, construct, and equip a Fire and Rescue Training Academy Expansion; the costs to design, construct, and equip Philomont Fire and Rescue Station Replacement; and the costs of other public safety facilities approved in the County's Capital Improvement Program? Yes No Parks and Recreation Projects QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $3,825,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design, construct, and equip Philip A. Bolen Park Phase II; the costs to design, construct, and equip Scott Jenkins Memorial Park Phase III; and the costs of other public park, recreational and community center projects approved in the County's Capital Improvement Program? Yes No Transportation Projects QUESTION: Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum principal amount of $151,210,000 to finance, in whole or in part, the costs to design and construct Segments 1 and 1B of Braddock Road; the costs to design and construct the widening of Loudoun County Parkway from Ryan Road to Shellhorn Road; the costs to design and construct improvements to Route 15 between Montresor Road and Point of Rocks Bridge; the costs to design and construct a roadway from Route 50 at Tall Cedars Parkway to Route 28; the costs to design and construct a roundabout at Route 50 and Trailhead Drive; the costs to design and construct sidewalk segments along River Creek Parkway; the costs to design and construct the County's Sidewalk and Trail Program; and the costs of other public road and transportation projects approved in the County's Capital Improvement Program?

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Commonwealth of Virginia, Official Ballot Prince William County General and Special Election Tuesday, November 3, 2020

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To vote for a candidate, fill in the box next to the name, like this . To write in a qualified candidate who is not already on the ballot, fill in the box like this , and write the name of the person on the dotted line. If you want to change a vote or if you have made a mistake, ask an election worker for another ballot. If you make marks on the ballot besides filling in the box, your vote may not be counted.

Mark R. Warner - D Daniel M. Gade - R Write-in

Member House of Representatives 1st District

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President and Vice President

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DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Joseph R. Biden, President Kamala D. Harris, Vice President

REPUBLICAN PARTY Electors for Donald J. Trump, President Michael R. Pence, Vice President

LIBERTARIAN PARTY Electors for Jo Jorgensen, President Jeremy F. "Spike" Cohen, Vice President

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Qasim Rashid - D Robert J. Wittman - R Write-in

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Authorized by the Prince William County Electoral Board 9250 Lee Ave. Ste 1, Manassas, VA 20110-5554 The authority statement printed above must be removed and replaced with the appropriate authority statement for the candidate,committee,individual or group using this ballot for their own purposes. This ballot shall not be printed on white paper and the authority statement used for this ballot must comply with the requirements of either federal or state law, as appropriate. For state requirements, see ยง24.2-622 & ยง24.2-955 et seq. of the Code of Virginia. For federal requirements, call the Federal Election Commission, 1-800-424-9530.

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Commonwealth of Virginia, Official Ballot Prince William County General and Special Election Tuesday, November 3, 2020

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Daniel M. Gade - R Write-in

Member House of Representatives 10th District

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Mark R. Warner - D

President and Vice President

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DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Joseph R. Biden, President Kamala D. Harris, Vice President

REPUBLICAN PARTY Electors for Donald J. Trump, President Michael R. Pence, Vice President

LIBERTARIAN PARTY Electors for Jo Jorgensen, President Jeremy F. "Spike" Cohen, Vice President

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Jennifer T. Wexton - D Aliscia N. Andrews - R Write-in

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Mark R. Warner - D Daniel M. Gade - R Write-in

Member House of Representatives 11th District

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DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Joseph R. Biden, President Kamala D. Harris, Vice President

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LIBERTARIAN PARTY Electors for Jo Jorgensen, President Jeremy F. "Spike" Cohen, Vice President

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Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly - D Manga A. Anantatmula - R Write-in

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Mark R. Warner - D Daniel M. Gade - R Write-in

Member House of Representatives 11th District

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Member United States Senate 55630

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President and Vice President

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DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Joseph R. Biden, President Kamala D. Harris, Vice President

REPUBLICAN PARTY Electors for Donald J. Trump, President Michael R. Pence, Vice President

LIBERTARIAN PARTY Electors for Jo Jorgensen, President Jeremy F. "Spike" Cohen, Vice President

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Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly - D Manga A. Anantatmula - R Write-in

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Brian K. Fields Tyrone A. Brown

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Member Town Council - Dumfries Town of Dumfries

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Shaun R. Peet

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YES NO Authorized by the Prince William County Electoral Board 9250 Lee Ave. Ste 1, Manassas, VA 20110-5554 The authority statement printed above must be removed and replaced with the appropriate authority statement for the candidate,committee,individual or group using this ballot for their own purposes. This ballot shall not be printed on white paper and the authority statement used for this ballot must comply with the requirements of either federal or state law, as appropriate. For state requirements, see ยง24.2-622 & ยง24.2-955 et seq. of the Code of Virginia. For federal requirements, call the Federal Election Commission, 1-800-424-9530.

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Date

Important Dates, Deadlines and Informa on

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Early Vo ng begins

Friday, September 18, 2020

Online Voter Registra on Deadline

Tuesday, October 13, 2020, 11:59 p.m.

In‐Person Voter Registra on Deadline

Tuesday, October 13, 2020, 5:00 p.m.

By‐Mail Voter Registra on Deadline

Postmarked no later than Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Last Day to Request a Ballot by Mail

Friday, October 23, 2020

Last Day for Early Vo ng

Saturday, October 31, 2020

Elec on Day Vo ng 6:00 a.m. ‐ 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 3, 2020

A Special THANK YOU to the vision of our frontline Pastors: Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley, Alfred Street Baptist Church & Rev. Dr. Walter Vernon, First Baptist Church of Vienna

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