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Sample
Primary Election Ballot
Thurston
County, Washington • September 17, 2002
This sample ballot contains all candidates and measures certified to
appear on the September 17 Primary Election ballot. You will not be
entitled to vote on all races that appear on this sample ballot.
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| Thurston
County |
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Emergency Communication
Systems and Facilities – Proposition No. 1 Sales and Use
Tax
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The Board of County Commissioners of
Thurston County adopted Resolution No. 12799 concerning
a proposition to increase the sales and use tax. The proposition
would increase the sales and use tax within Thurston County
by one-tenth of one percent for the purpose of providing
funds for the costs associated with financing, design, acquisition,
construction, equipping, operating, maintaining, remodeling,
repairing, re-equipping, and improvement of emergency communication
systems and facilities.
Should this proposition be approved?
Yes_____________
No_____________
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| State
of Washington |
Federal
U.S.
Representative, District 3
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| 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Joseph Zarelli
Republican |
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Brian Baird
Democrat |
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U.S.
Representative, District 9
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| 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Adam Smith Democrat |
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Sarah Casada
Republican |
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J. Mills Libertarian |
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State Legislative
Legislative
District No. 2, Representative
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| Position 1 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Roger Bush Republican |
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Larry Nelson Democrat |
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Ron Bauer Democrat |
| Position 2 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Stephen Budd Republican |
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Tom Campbell Republican
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Legislative
District No. 20, Representative
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| Position 1 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Richard DeBolt Republican |
| Position 2 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Gary Alexander Republican
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Legislative
District No. 22, Representative
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| Position 1 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Prophet Atlantis
Republican |
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Mark Daniels Republican
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Sandra Romero
Democrat |
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James Wiest
Libertarian |
| Position 2 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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John D. Olson Republican |
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Byron J. Carden
Republican |
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Sam Hunt Democrat
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Legislative
District No. 35, Senator
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| 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Tim Sheldon Democrat |
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Marilou Rickert Green
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Legislative
District No. 35, Representative
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| Position 1 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Kathy Haigh
Democrat |
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Frank Dare
Republican |
| Position 2 2
Year Term Vote
For One |
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William (Ike) Eickmeyer
Democrat |
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Craig Chapman
Republican |
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Thurston
County
Assessor
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4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Patricia
Costello Democrat |
| Auditor |
| 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Kim
Wyman Republican |
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State
Judicial cont.
Supreme
Court Justice
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| Position
7 6
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Bobbe J.
Bridge
Non-Partisan |
| Court
of Appeals, Division 2, District No. 2 |
| Position
1 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Joyce (Robin)
Hunt
Non-Partisan |
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| Clerk |
| 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Betty J.
Gould
Democrat |
| Commissioner,
District No. 3 |
| 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Kevin J.
O’Sullivan
Democrat |
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Bob Macleod
Democrat
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| Coroner |
| 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Judy Arnold
Democrat |
| Prosecuting
Attorney |
| 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Ron Gomes
Democrat
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Ed Holm
Democrat
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| Sheriff |
| 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Glenn W. Quantz
Democrat
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Ed Thompson
Democrat
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Gary Edwards Republican
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| Treasurer |
| 4
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Robin L.
Hunt
Democrat |
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State
Judicial
Supreme
Court Justice
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| Position 3 6
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Michael Spearman Non-Partisan
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Mary Fairhurst Non-Partisan
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Jim
Johnson
Non-Partisan
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Stan
Morse Non-Partisan
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| Position
4 6
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Pamela (Pam) Loginsky Non-Partisan
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Doug Schafer
Non-Partisan
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Charles W. Johnson Non-Partisan
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Thurston
County
Public
Utility Commissioner, District No. 3
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| 6
Year Term Vote
For One |
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Connan M. O’Sullivan Non-Partisan
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Gary Cooper
Non-Partisan
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Chris Stearns
Non-Partisan
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| Intercity
Transit – Proposition No. 1 Sales and Use Tax |
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The Intercity Transit Authority adopted
Resolution No. 05-2002 concerning a proposition to increase
the sales and use tax. The proposition would increase the
sales and use tax within the public transportation benefit
area by three-tenths of one percent for the purpose of providing
funds for the operation, maintenance or capital needs of
the public transportation system:
Should this proposition be approved?
Yes_____________
No_____________
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| Fire
Protection District No. 3 – Lacey Proposition No. 1 – Excess
Levy |
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The Board of Fire Commissioners of Fire
Protection District No. 3 adopted Resolution No. 715-08-02
concerning a proposition to levy property taxes. The proposition
would authorize the District to levy property taxes in excess
of all regular property tax levies at the approximate rate
of 30 cents per one thousand dollars of assessed value upon
all taxable property within the District for collection
in 2003 to provide a total of $600,000 for purposes of operation
and maintenance for the District’s Expense Fund:
Should this proposition be approved?
Levy
Yes________ Levy No________
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| Fire
Protection District No. 9 – McLane Proposition No. 1 – Levy
Lid Increase |
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The Board of Fire Commissioners of Thurston
County Fire District No. 9 adopted Resolution No. 02-316,
concerning a proposition to increase the regular property
tax rate. This proposition would authorize the District
to increase its regular property tax levy rate to $1.50
per one thousand dollars of assessed value to be levied
in 2002 and collected in 2003.
Should this proposition be:
Approved_______
Rejected_______
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