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OATH OF VOTER I do solemnly swear (or affirm) under penalty of perjuzy that my full name is {please printl

(first name) (middle or maiden name) (last name) (suffix)

that I am a citizen of the United States, a qualified voter of the Commonwealth of Virgin!~,

duly registered in the county or city of ------------------------... (name of city or COilnty)

(or my application for absentee registration accompanies this ballot envelope), that I am now or have been at some time since the last November general election an actual resident of

that (address of residence where registered to vote)

I am at least eighteen years of age (or will be on the day of -----------... 19 ___ ), that the enclosed ballot was received by me upon my application to the registrar of such county or city, that the envelope marked "ballot within" was opened by me in the

presence of Witness, marked while in his presence, without assistance or knowledge on the part of anyone as to manner in which same was prepared, and then and there sealed as provided by law, that I have not voted in this election at any other time or place, and that I will not vote in this election elsewhere.

Signature of Voter -------------------

Date -------------~ 19 __ _

Signature of Witness --------------------

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

OFFICIAL BALLOT CITY OF RICHMOND

SPECIAL ELECTION

Tuesday, November 3, 1992

PROPOSED BOND ISSUES

QUESTION 1: Shall Chapters 781 and 789, Acts of the General Assembly of 1992, authorizing the issuance of general obligation bonds of the Commonwealth of Virginia in the maximum amount of $95,365,000 pursuant to Article X, Section 9 (b) of the Constitution of Virginia for capital projects for PARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, take effect?

DYES

D NO

QUESTION 2: Shall Chapters 849 and 892, Acts of the General Assembly of 1992, authorizing the issuance of general obligation bonds of the Commonwealth of Virginia in the maximum amount of $45,173,000 pursuant to Article X, Section 9 (b) of the Constitution of Virginia for capital projects for MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES, take effect?

DYES

D NO

QUESTION 3: Shall Chapters 894 and 896, Acts of the General Assembly of 1992, authorizing the issuance of general obligation bonds of the Commonwealth of Virginia in the maximum amount of $472,406,000 pursuant to Article X, Section 9 (b) of the Constitution of Virginia for capital projects for EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, take effect?

DYES

D NO



SPECIAL ELECTION


PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

QUESTION: Shall the Constitution of Virginia be amended to create a Revenue Stabilization Fund? The Fund would accumulate money in years when revenues grow at above-average rates and could be appropriated in years when revenues fall short of forecasts.

DYES

D NO

COMMONWEALtH OF VIRGINIA


SPECIAL ELECTION


OFFTRACK PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING

Q~ES~ION: Shall pari-mutuel wagering be perrrutted m the City of Richmond at satellite facilities in accordance with Chapter 29 (Section 59.1-364 et seq.) of Title 59.1 of the Code of Virginia?

DYES

D NO



GENERAL ELECTION

Tuesday, November 3, 199l

Member House of Representatives

3rd District (Vote for not more than one)

D Robert C. "Bobby" Scott

D Daniel "Dan" Jenkins



GENERAL ELECTION


President and Vice President (Vote for not more than one)

D

D

D

D

D

DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Bill Clinton, President AI Gore, Vice President

Mary C. Ayers Henry E. Howell, Jr. Jeffrey E. Kelso Leo F. "Buddy" Sharpe, Jr. Carl U. Eggleston B. L. "Bob" Johnson James B. Walthall Franklin Jay "F J" Pepper Rhea F. Moore, Jr. Raymond B. Everett James M. Scott Aubrey C. Sullivan Sam S. Willis

REPUBLICAN PARTY Electors for George Bush, President Dan Quayle, Vice President

Phyllis L. Allen Gary C. Byler Margaret M. Nexsen Armistead Jones Samuel L. Ranson Frances Vaughan Garland James C. Wheat lii Belden Hill Bell V. Ray Hancock Steven D. Whitener Barboura G. Raesly William Henry Hurd Thomasina Elizabeth Jordan

INDEPENDENT Electors for Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., President James L. Bevel, Vice President

Lorene Marable-Safavinia Alain E. Lareau, Jr. Donnetter Lisa Haigood Loretta F. Chandler Alton L. Corpening, Jr. Gerald H. Clark George E. Holtzner Ellis William Jones, Jr. Lura F. Sexton Nancy B. Spannaus Deborah L. Joy Christine M. Ghandhi Robert A. Robinson, Jr.

INDEPENDENT Electors for Lenora B. Fulani, President Maria Elizabeth Munoz, Vice President

John W. Young, Jr. Ernestine W. Payton Margaret E. Ellis Jerome A. Bass Emma S. Burns Roger K. Hammack Keith N. Johnson, Sr. Raymond W. Kerstetter Ronald Russell Hurt Emmitt Earl Fletcher Mary Ellen Doran-Quine Lisa Boone-Nwajei Rogenia Davis

INDEPENDENT Electors for H. Ross Perot, President James B. Stockdale, Vice President

Ruth J. Herrink Robert G. Hofheimer, Jr. Claude L. Gilmer James Wendell Bagley Virginia Hall Stanley Donald M. Terp Larry D. Friedlan Krista L. Pool Norman K. Cook

President and Vice President (Vole for not more than one)

D

D

D

D

D

D

DEMOCRATIC PARTY Electors for Bill Clinton, President AI Gore, Vice President

Mary C. Ayers Henry E. Howell. Jr. Jeffrey E. Kelso Leo F. "Buddy" Sharpe, Jr. Carl U. Eggleslon B. L. "Bob" Johnson James B. Walthall Franklin Jay "F J" Pepper Rhea F. Moore, Jr. Raymond B. Everett James M. Scott Aubrey C. Sullivan Sam S. Willis

REPUBLICAN PARTY Electors for George Bush, President Dan Quayle, Vice President

Phyllis L. Allen Gary C. Byler Margaret M. Nexsen Armistead Jones Samuel L. Ranson Frances Vaughan Garland James C. Wheat III Belden Hill Bell V. Ray Hancock Steven D. Whitener Barboura G. Raesly William Henry Hurd Thomasina Elizabeth Jordan

INDEPENDENT Electors for Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., President James L. Bevel, Vice President

Lorene Marable-Safavinia Alain E. Lareau , Jr. Donnetter Li~a Haigood Loretta F. Chandler Alton L. Corpening, Jr. Gerald H. Clark George E. Hollzner Ellis William Jones, Jr. Lura F. Sexton Nancy B. Spannaus Deborah L. Joy Christine M. Ghandhi Robert A. Robinson, Jr.

INDEPENDENT Electors for Lenora B. Fulani, President Maria Elizabeth Munoz, Vice President

John W. Young, Jr. Ernestine W. Payton Margaret E. Ellis Jerome A. Bass Emma S. Bums Roger K. Hammack Keith N. Johnson, Sr. Raymond W. KersteUer Ronald Russell Hurt Emmitt Earl Fletcher Mary Ellen Doran-Quine Lisa Boone-Nwajei Rogcnia Davis

INDEPENDENT Electors for H. Ross Perot, President James B. Stockdale, Vice President

Ruth J. Herrink Robert G. Hofbcimer, Jr. Claude L. Gilmer James Wendell Bagley Virginia Hall S!llnley Donald M. Terp Larry D. Friedlan Krislll L. Pool Norman K. Cook David N. Henderson Karen K. Overocker Rebecca z. Seely Quentin R. Roos

LIBERTARIAN PARTY Electors for Andre Marrou, President Nancy Lord, Vice President

Robert Louis Stermer Ill Henry T. Thrasher James B. Turney Russell S. Walsh Michael L. Thbony David W. Garland Lorin Marc Montoni Richard E. Sincere, Jr. Th(lrro~<: ('~rcc\


INSTRUCTIONS FOR ABSENTEE VOTING VOTE AND RETURN YOUR BALLOT PROMPTLY

You have applied for a ballot to vote absentee. The ballot is enclosed in sealed envelope marked BALLOT WITHIN; DO NOT OPEN EXCEPT IN THE PRESENCE OF A WITNESS.

BEFORE VOTING

TO VOTE::

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SBE-229(0) REV 7/88-IM

1. Do not open the envelope marked BALLOT WITHIN until in the presence of the witness. If voting in the office of a Virginia election official, the witness must be a Registrar or Secretary of the Electoral Board. After removing the ballot, roark it in the presence of the witness but without assistance and without making known to the witness how you vote. If you are physically or educationally unable to vote without assistance, see Item 7 on the reverse side of this form.

2. In the square immediately to the left of the name of each candidate for whom you wish to vote, place a cross (X or +), or a check (/), or a line(-), leaving the square to the left of those for whom you do not wish to vote unmarked.

3. Fold the ballot with the names of the candidates on the inside, place it in the MARKED BALLOT envelope and seal the envelope. Do not place anything in this envelope other than the voted ballot. On the back of this envelope complete, sign aild date the oath, filling in all required information. The witness must also sign. If the voter is unable to sign his name, an "X" or "mark" made by the voter will fulfill any signature required of the voter.

4. Place the sealed MARKED BALLOT envelope in the return envelope addressed to the Secretary of the Electoral Board. This envelope must be mailed or delivered by you in person to the Registrar or Secretary and must be received by them before 7:00p.m. on the day of the election •

(CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE)

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UNUSED 5. If for any reason you decide not to vote this ballot, do not open the BALLOT WITHIN envelope. You are required by law to return it unopened on or before the day of the election to the Secretary of the Electoral Board from whom you received it.

BALLOT:

SPOILED 6. If you spoil this ballot by making an error when marking it or by accidentally damaging it, if there is time prior to the election, you may receive a new ballot by returning the spoiled or damaged ballot to the Secretary of the Electoral Board with a letter signed by you stating that the returned ballot is spa iled and requesting a new ballot.

BALLOT:

VOTER 7. If you indicated on your application that you will need assistance in voting your ballot, a VOTER ASSISTANCE OATHS form is enclosed. No assistance can be given to an absentee voter unless this form is completed and returned.

ASSISTANCE:

BUND VOTERS:

Unless you are blind, you must sign the OATH OF VOTER on this form. The person assisting you must sign the OATH OF ASSISTANT.

The properly completed form must be returned in the envelope addressed to the Secretary of the Electoral Board.

In addition, in the Oath of Voter on the back of the MARKED BALLOT envelope, the words "without assistance or knowledge on the part of anyone as to the manner in which the same was prepared" must be marked out before the voter signs that oath.

8. The person assisting a blind voter must print, on the line provided in the OATH OF VOTER, the blind voter's full name followed by the words ''blind voter"; and, in the OATH OF ASSISTANT their own full name and address. Then proceed as indicated in the last two paragraphs in Item 7. above.

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