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EXHIBIT F

Case 2:05-cv-00927-JCC Document 244 Filed 08/26/10 of 10

Washington has a new election system

In each race for partisan office, the two candidates who received the most votes in theAugust Primary advance to the November General Election.

Each candidate for partisan office may state a political party that he or she prefers. Acandidate's preference does not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsed bythe party, or that the party approves of or associates with that candidate.

The election for President and Vice-President is different. Candidates for President andVice President are the official nominees of their party.

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11 OFFICIAL BALLOTGENERAL ELECTION

JEFFERSON COUNTY, STATE OF WASHINGTONTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008

IMPORTANT VOTING INSTRUCTIONS - PLEASE USE BLACK INK

VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE IN EACH RACE

Blacken the oval beside the name of our choice like this @). If you wish to vote for a candidate not printed on the ballot, write thename of the candidate in the space provided and blaclien the ova next to the write-in line. iF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE: Draw aline throughyour incorrect choice like this: allia-GeorgeMashingten:You then have the option of making another choice if you wish. Unless specifically allowed by law, more than one vote for an office or ballotmeasure will be an overvote and no votes for that office or ballot measure will be counted. If a voter has signed or otherwise identified himself

21 u nersek on a halh- ine t allet e il rnt be coun cd

Proposed By inidative Pciition Local Measure Federal - Darlsen Officos

INITIATIVE MEASURE NO. 985

Initiative Measure No. 985 concernstransportation.

This measure would open high-occupancyvehicle lanes to all traffic during specifiedhours, require traffic light synchronization,increase roadside assistance funding, anddedicate certain taxes, fines, tolls and otherrevenues to traffic-flow purposes.

Should this measure be enacted into law?

JEFFERSON COUNTYProposition No. 1

Local Power Authorization

Shall Public Utility District No. 1 ofJefferson County construct or acquireelectric facilities for the generation,transmission or distribution of electricpower?

c Yes

READ: Each candidate for President andVice-President is the official nominee of apolitical party. For other partisan offices,each candidate may state a polítical partythat he or she prefers. A candidate'spreference does not imply that thecandidate is nominated or endorsed by theparty, or that the party approves of orassociates with that candidate.

United States Representative6th Congressional District

2 Year Term vote for one

c---> Yes c- > No O Norm Dicks(Prefers Democratic Party)

40 c--~> No

41 INITIATIVE MEASURE NO. 1000

Initiative Measure No. 1000 concerns42 allowing certain terminally ill competent

adults to obtain lethal prescriptions.

4a 9 This measure would permit terminally ill,- --competent;adult Washington residents, who

are medically predicted to have six months orless to live, to request and self-administerlethal medication prescribed by a physician.


Fece a Off ces Dou Cloud(Pref rs Republican Party)

President / Vice-President O Write-inof the United States

4 Year Term vote for orState - Penisen Offices

Barack Obama /Joe Biden--Democratic Party Nominees

John McCain /Sarah PalinRepublican Party Nominees

Governor4 Year Term vote for one

Christine Gregoire(Prefers Democratic Party)

Dino Rossi(Prefers G.O.P. Paity)

Write-in

Yes Ralph Nader /Matt Gonzalez

c > No Independent Candidates

INITIATIVE MEASURE NO. 1029

Initiative Measure No.1029 concerns31 long-term care services for the elderly and

persons with disabilities.

This measure would require long-term careworkers to be certified as home care aidsbased on an examination, with exceptions;increase training and criminal backgroundcheck requirements; and establish disciplinarystandards and procedures.


Gloria La Riva /Eugene PuryearSocialism & Liberation Party NOminees

James E. Harris /Al son KennedyS ialist Workers Party Nominees

Bob Barr /Wayne A. RootLibertarian Party Nominees

Lieutenant Governor4 Year Term vote for one

Brad Owen(Prefers Democratic Party)

Marcia McCraw(Prefers Republican Party)

Write-in

4 Year Term Secretary of State vote for one

Sam Reed(Prefers Republican Party)

Jason Osgood(Prefers Democratic Party)

Write-in

Yes

C-3 No

Chuck Baldwin / State TreasurerDarrell L Castle 4 Year Term vote for one

Constitution Party Nominees --D Allan Martin

(Prefers Republican Party)

Cynthia McKinney / C¯D Jim McIntireRosa Clemente (Prefers Democratic Party)Green Party Nominees Write-in

Write-in

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State Auditor County Commissioner Dist. No. 14 Year Term Vote for one 4 Year Term Vote for one

Brian Sonntag O Phil Johnson(Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Democratic Party)

J. Richard (Dick) McEntee O Dennis A. Schultz(Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Republican Party)

Write-in Write-in

Attorney General County Commissioner Dist. No. 24 Year Term Vote for one 4 Year Term Vote for one

Rob McKenna O DaVid W. SulliVan(Prefers Republican Party) (Prefers Democratic Party)

John Ladenburg O Sandy Hershelman(Prefers Democratic Party) (Prefers Independent/No Party)

Write-in Write-in

Commissioner of Public Lands n4 Year Term Vote for one

Doug Sutherland State Supreme Court Justice Pos. No. 3(Prefers Republican Pady) 6 Year Term Vote for one

Peter J. Goldmark O Mary Fairhurst(Prefers Democratic Party)

Write-in Write-in

a mÓ State Supreme Court Justice Pos. No. 4Year Term Vote for one

Superintendent of Public Instruction O Charles W. Johnson4 Year Term Vote for one

Teresa (Terry) Bergeson O write-in

Randy Dorn State Supreme Court Justice Pos. No. 7Short & 6 Year Term Vote for one

write-in O Debra L Stephens

Sta e c write-in

insurance Commissioner Court of Appeals4 Year Term Vote for one Djy, 2, Djgt, 2, pOS. No. 1

Mike Kreidler e Year Term Vote for one

(Prefers Democratic Party)

John R. Adams O (Joyce) Robin Hunt(Prefers Republican Party)

Write-in Write-in

4 Ye merior Court Judge Pos. 1or one

State Senator O Craddock Verser4 Year Term Vote for one

Jim HargroVe O write-in(Prefers Democratic Party)

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State Representative Pos. No. 1 Public Utility Dist. No. 12 Year Term Vote for one CommiSSioner Dist. No. 2O KeVin Van De Wege e Year Term Votefor one

(Prefers Democratic Party)

O Thomas Thomas O Ken McMillen(Prefers G.O.P. Party)

write-in O Jim PiVarnik

State Representative Pos. No. 2 O write-in2 Year Term Vote for one

O Lynn Kessler(Prefers Democratic Party)

O Robert (Rand Dutton(Prefers Repubi Party)

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Washington has a new Primary!

You do not have to pick a party. In each race, you may vote for anycandidate listed. The two candidates who receive the most votes inthe August Primary will advance to the November General Election.

Each candidate for partisan office may state a political party that heor she prefers. A candidate's preference does not imply that thecandidate is nominated or endorsed by the party, or that the partyapproves of or associates with that candidate.

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VOTING INSTRUCTIONS

CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON

AUGUST 18, 2009 PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION

MAKE SURE YOUR VOTE IS COUNTED.

Before you begin voting, please read all of the voting instructions printed on your ballot, thoseprinted below and the instructions printed on the other materials included in your ballot packet.By understanding the voting instructions thoroughly you will make sure your vote is counted.

VOTING INSTRUCTIONS:

1) Vote your ballot in secret and do not show it to anyone.

2) Use a black or blue ink pen to mark your ballot by completely filling in the box to the leftof your choice(s) like this: ( )

3) Vote for only one choice for each office or ballot measure. Unless specifically allowed by law,more than one vote for an office or ballot measure will be an overvote and no votes for thatoffice or ballot measure will be counted.

4) To vote for a person not appearing on the ballot, write the person's name on the blank lineprovided and completely fill in the box to the left of the word "Write-in." Write-in votes cast forpartisan offices should include the candidate's party preference, if known.

5) If your ballot is destroyed, lost or spoiled you may request a replacement ballot by callingthe Elections Department at (360) 397-2345 or by e-mailing a request to the ElectionsDepartment at: elections(alclark.wa.gov. The Clark County Elections Department is theonly location where you can request a ballot. Replacement ballots will n_oj beavailable at the ballot deposit locations on election day.

6) If you make a mistake when voting, you may correct it using the instructions below.(Please ignore any other instructions which might be printed on the yellow secrecy envelopeexplaining how to correct a voting mistake. Those instructions have been replaced by thesebelow)

To Correct a Mistake:Draw a line through the entire candidate'sname as shown below. You then havethe option of voting another choice.

office

--Gandidate-#4--

Candidate #2

Q write - In

7) After voting, review your choice(s) to be sure you marked the ballot the way you intended.

8) Refold your voted ballot and place it in the yellow secrecy envelope. Place the sealedyellow secrecy envelope containing your voted ballot into the affidavit envelope with thegreen stripes along the edges.

9) Read the Affidavit of Voter oath on the return envelope with the green stripes, then signthe affidavit oath and date it on the lines provided. YOUR BALLOT WILL NOT BECOUNTED IF YOU DO NOT SIGN THE OATH ON THE AFFIDAVIT OF VOTERENVELOPE.

10) If you are unable to sign your name, you can make a mark where your signature should goand have it witnessed by two other people who must sign the affidavit envelope in the spacesprovided. Please read and follow the instructions printed on the affidavit envelope next tothe spaces provided for two witnesses to sign.

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12) If you choose not to mail your ballot, you may take it to one of the ballot deposit locationslisted below before 8:00 PM, election day. The ballot deposit locations will be staffed byelection workers and will be open from 7 AM until 8 PM, on Election Day, Tuesday,November 3, 2009 onj.y.

13) You can also bring your voted ballot to the County Elections Department, located at 1408Franklin Street, Vancouver, before election day. We are open from 8 AM to 5 PM,Monday through Friday. Located one-half block east of the County Elections Department,in the middle of 14* Street, is a large red ballot drop box which is available twenty-fourhours a day beginning on October 14 and available up until 8 PM election day.

14) Any voter who is unable to vote their ballot due to disability or who wishes to vote theirballot without assistance should contact the County Elections Department by calling theregular telephone number of 360-397-2345 or by using the Speech to Speech Relaynumber (800) 833-6384. Special accessible voting equipment is avaliable at the CountyElections Department.

ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

If you have any difficulty voting your ballot, or have any other questions, please contact the CountyElections Department by calling (360) 397-2345 or by using our e-mail address at:elections(à)clark.wa.gov

BALLOT DEPOSIT LOCATIONS - November 3, 2009 General Election

For voters who wish to return their voted ballot in person, the following locations will have election workerspresent to accept completed ballots on election day only, Tuesday, November 3, 2009. The ballotdeposit locations will be open from 7 AM until 8 PM. The County Elections Department, 1408 FranklinStreet, Vancouver, will also be open from 7 AM until 8 PM election day to accept voted ballots. If a voterwishes to return their voted ballot in person before election day, the County Elections Department will beopen from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday to accept ballots. Located one-half block east of theCounty Elections Department on West 14th Street is a red ballot drop box which is available twenty-fourhours a day to accept ballots up until 8 PM election day. Ballots must be received at all depositlocations before 8:00 PM, election day. Any ballot received at a deposit location after 8:00 PMelection day will not be valid.

1. County Elections Department2. Permanent Ballot Drop Box - (available 24 hours a day)3. Battle Ground City Hall4. Battle Ground High School5. Burton Elementary School6. Chinook Elementary School7. Crestline Elementary School8. Dorothy Fox Elementary School9. Eleanor Roosevelt Elementary School10. Felida Elementary School11. Fisher's Landing Elementary School12. Glenwood Heights Primary School13. Grace Foursquare Gospel Church14. Hazel Dell Elementary School15. Helen Baller Elementary School16. Hockinson Middle School17. Image Elementary School18. La Center Community Center19. Lieser Early Childhood Center20. Lincoln Elementary School21. M.L. King Elementary School22. Mill Plain Elementary School23. Minnehaha Elementary School24. Pleasant Valley School25. Prune Hill Elementary School26. Ridgefield Nazarene Church27. Riverview Elementary School28. Salmon Creek Elementary School29. Sarah J. Anderson Elementary School30. Sifton Elementary School31. Sunset Elementary School32. Vancouver School ofArts and Academics33. Walnut Grove Elementary School34. Washougal Community Center35. Yacolt Primary School

1408 Franklin Street, VancouverW 14th & Esther Streets, Vancouver109 SW 1" Street, Battle Ground300 W Main Street, Battle Ground14015 NE 28* Street, Vancouver1900 NW Bliss Road, Vancouver13003 SE 7th Street, Vancouver2623 NW Sierra Street, Camas2921 Falk Road, Vancouver2700 NW 1191" Street, Vancouver3800 SE Hiddenbrook Drive, Vancouver9716 NE 134th Street, Vancouver717 SE Everett Road, Camas511 NE Anderson Road, Vancouver1954 NE Garfield Street, Camas15916 NE 182nd Avenue, Brush Prairie4400 NE 122nd Avenue, Vancouver1000 E 4th Street. La Center301 S Lieser Road, Vancouver4200 Daniels Street, Vancouver4801 Idaho Street, Vancouver400 SE 164*Avenue, Vancouver2800 NE 54* Street, Vancouver14320 NE 50th Avenue, Vancouver1601 NW Tidland Street, Camas747 PioneerAvenue, Ridgefield12601 SE Riveridge Drive, Vancouver1601 NE 129* Street, Vancouver2215 NE 104* Street, Vancouver7301 NE 137*Avenue, Vancouver9001 NE 95th Street, Vancouver3101 Main Street, Vancouver6103 NE 72"aAvenue, Vancouver1681 C Street, Washougal406 W Yacolt Road, Yacolt



OFFICIAL BALLOTCLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTONPRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTIONAuquSt 18, 2009 PrecinctVoting Instructions: STATE LEGISLATIVEMAKE SURE YOUR VOTE COUNTS by PARTISAN OFFICE

0606LOCAL MEASURES

reading the voting instructions below andthose printed on the other materials in yourballot packet.VOTING INSTRUCTIONS:1) Your ballot must be voted in secret andshown to no one.2) Use a black or blue ink pen to mark yourballot by completely filling in the box to the

STATE REPRESENTATIVE15TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTPOSITION NO. 2Unexpired One Year TermVote For One

DOniciO Marichalar

CLARK COUNTYEMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICEDISTRICT # 1

PROPOSITION NO. 1TEN-YEAR LEVY FOR EMERGENCYMEDICAL SERVlCES

left of your choice. Shall Clark County Emergency Medical3) VOTE FOR ONLY ONE CHOICE FOR (Prefers Democratic Party) Service District #1 (North Country EmergencyEACH OFFICE OR BALLOT MEASURE. David TaylOr • Medical Service) be authorized to imposeUnless specifically allowed by law, more than reguiar property tax levies of 50 cents or less

one vote for an office or ballot measure will (Prefers Republican Party) per thousand dollars of assessed valuation forbe an overvote and no votes for that office or each of ten consecutive years, collection toballot measure will be counted. JOhn (JObS) GOtts begin in 201074) To vote for a person not appearing on the (Prefers Democratic Party)ballot, completely fill in the box to the left of YESthe "Write-in" choice and use the line Write-inprovided for their name. Write-in votes cast NOfor partisan offices should include thecandidate's party preference, if known.5) IF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE WHENVOTING, completely cross out the name ofthe candidate or choice you do not want.You then have the option of making another .choice

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