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OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT PRIMARY ELECTION AUGUST 18, 2020
Attention Voters: Florida is A Closed Primary State A closed Primary means you must be a registered voter in the party for which the Primary is being held. All registered voters, regardless of party affiliation, may vote the nonpartisan ballot and Universal Primary Contests. Deadline to register to vote or change your party affiliation: July 20, 2020. If you are registered as a REPUBLICAN, VOTERS IN PRECINCT 19 ONLY Precinct 19 Committeewoman
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you will vote a Republican ballot which also includes all nonpartisan contests and two Universal Primary Contests. If you are registered as a DEMOCRAT, you will vote a Democratic ballot which also includes all nonpartisan contests and two Universal Primary Contests. ALL REGISTERED VOTERS regardless of political party affiliation may vote for nonpartisan contests and two Universal Primary Contests. All voters who reside in the City of Palm Coast may vote for the city
REPUBLICAN BALLOT DEMOCRATIC BALLOT Public Defender, 7th Judicial VOTERS IN PRECINCT 20 ONLY Representative In Congress, Circuit Universal Primary Contest (Vote for One) o George Burden REP o Anne Marie Gennusa REP o Matt Metz REP Precinct 20 Committeewoman (Vote for up to Five) o Gayle Alkire REP o Shannon L. Biazzo REP o Colina Carubia REP o Jearlyn Dennie REP District 6 (Vote for One) o Clint Curtis DEM o Richard Thripp DEM Public Defender, 7th Judicial Circuit Board of County Commissioners, District 3 Universal Primary Contest (Vote for One) o o o Celeste Johnson REP Cheryl L. Massaro REP Tracey L. Norris REP Universal Primary Contest (Vote for One) o George Burden REP o Anne Marie Gennusa REP o Kim M. Carney REP VOTERS IN PRECINCT 27 ONLY o Matt Metz REP o David Sullivan REP Board of County Precinct 27 Committeeman (Vote for up to Six) Board of County Commissioners, District 3 Commissioners, District 5 o Frank Harvey Cotton REP Universal Primary Contest (Vote for One) o Bob Jones REP o o William Gordon Robin Kronen REP REP PARTY OFFICES (Vote for One) o Kim M. Carney REP o Donald O’Brien REP o Vern Mettin REP o David Sullivan REP
PARTY OFFICES o o Kenneth P. Nasif REP Jon Netts REP PARTY OFFICES State Committeeman o Kenny Seybold REP VOTERS IN PRECINCT 7 ONLY (Vote for One) Precinct 7 Committeewoman o o o Bruce Aiello William Gordon Dennis McDonald REP REP REP REPUBLICAN BALLOTS WILL ALSO INCLUDE ALL NONPARTISAN RACES (Vote for One) o Sandra H. Chambers o Kathleen Sara Walter DEM DEM State Committeewoman VOTERS IN PRECINCT 19 ONLY (Vote for One) o Sharon A. Demers REP Which contests will be Precinct 19 Committeewoman (Vote for Two) o Marge Rooyakkers REP decided in this Primary? o Patricia F. Colosimo DEM VOTERS IN PRECINCT 18 ONLY There are two Universal Primary Contests for partisan offices this year. These o o Barbara Kroeker DEM Katherine Jane Logan DEM Precinct 18 Committeeman candidates will appear on all ballots and (Vote for up to Five) o James W. Armes o Tom Bexley o Andrew Moss REP REP REP the contest will be decided in this Primary because they face no opposition in the General Election. All voters are eligible to vote for these two contests: DEMOCRATIC BALLOTS WILL ALSO INCLUDE ALL NONPARTISAN RACES o o Jim O’Connell Richard B. Russell REP REP • Public Defender, 7th Judicial Circuit • Board of County Commissioners, District 3 o Dominic J. Scardigno REP Nonpartisan contests with two candidates are always decided in a Primary Election. All voters are eligible to vote for all nonpartisan contests.
races on this ballot. (Vote for up to Five) o Kathy Austrino REP o Maria Pinto Barbosa REP o Janet L. Camic REP o Jill D. Chrzanowski REP o Sharon Demers REP o Debra “Deb” Hartman REP
• Circuit Judge, 7th Judicial Circuit, Group 6 • Circuit Judge, 7th Judicial Circuit, Group 27 • School Board, District 1 • School Board, District 5 County Commissioners & School Board Members are elected county-wide.
Nonpartisan contests with more than two candidates can be decided in a Primary if one candidate receives a majority of the vote (over 50%). All voters are eligible to vote for all nonpartisan contests. • Circuit Judge, 7th Judicial Circuit, Group 14 • School Board, District 3 • City of Palm Coast Mayor • City of Palm Coast Council Member, District 1 • City of Palm Coast Council Member, District 3 CITY OF PALM COAST VOTERS ONLY CITY OF PALM COAST RACES ARE Public Defender, 7th Judicial Circuit Universal Primary Contest (Vote for One) NONPARTISAN BALLOT VOTING IN PERSON? Be prepared and stay safe to prevent the spread of COVID-19. o George Burden REP NONPARTISAN AND WILL APPEAR o o Anne Marie Gennusa Matt Metz REP REP ON ALL BALLOTS FOR PALM COAST VOTERS ONLY What you should do: What we will do: Board of County Commissioners, District 3 Universal Primary Contest (Vote for One) o Kim M. Carney REP o David Sullivan REP City of Palm Coast Mayor (Vote for One) o John Brady o Donald Alan Greene o Milissa Holland o Alan Lowe • If you have moved recently, update your address before you v ote. Call (386) 313-4170 t o change your address. • Provide a clean polling room by routinely disinfecting t ouched surf aces such as equipment and voting Circuit Judge, 7th Judicial o Michael Schottey • Bring a valid form of photo and booths. Circuit, Group 6 (Vote for One) City of Palm Coast City Council Member, District 1 signature ID with you. • Provide hand sanitizer for all Circuit Judge, 7th Judicial Circuit, Group 14 o Anna Handy o Mike Orfinger (Vote for One) o Ed Danko o Sims E. Jones o Lou Salvagio • Use this Sample Ballot to mak e your choices and bring it with you to the polls. • voters and election workers. Provide personal protectiv e equipment for all election (Vote for One) o Joan Anthony City of Palm Coast City Council Member, District 3 • Bring your own black ballpoint workers. o Dan Hilbert (Vote for One) pen to use on your official ballo t • Pro vide a single-use stylus o MaryEllen Osterndorf Circuit Judge, 7th Judicial Circuit, Group 27 o o o Cornelia Downing Manfre Nicholas Klufas Zack Shapiro if y ou do not feel comfor table using the pen pr ovided at y our f or voters t o use when signing the signature pad. (Vote for One) o Bryan Robert Rendzio o Alicia Washington School Board, District 1 (Vote for One) NONPARTISAN RACES WILL APPEAR ON ALL BALLOTS • polling location. Bring a f ace covering and w ear it during your voting e xperience, unless you are unable to do so • Encourage social distancing. How To Vote School Board, District 3 (Vote for One) o Carol “Mother Elizabeth” Bacha o Paul Mucciolo o Colleen Walsh-Conklin o Vincent Lyon o Jill Rena Woolbright Register to Vote or Change Your Party The new voter registration and party affiliation change deadline is July 20, 2020 for this Primary. • because of a health condition. Limit con versation and be patient while waiting in line and also inside the polling room. Use only the marking device provided or a black pen. If you make a mistake, don’t hesitate to ask for a new ballot. If you erase or make other marks, your vote may Florida residents can use Online Voter Registration to register to vote or update their registration. If you have recently moved, you should update your address before you vote. You may also register to vote or update your registration in person. For more information, please visit: FlaglerElections.com/vote All elections are important! School Board, District 5 (Vote for One) o Maria Pinto Barbosa o Cheryl L. Massaro not count. Completely fill the oval next to your choice: CORRECTINCORRECT P INCORRECT x
