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HOW TO VOTETo vote

To vote for a candidate connect the arrow pointingto your choice with a single line.

To vote on any measure, connect the arrowpointing to the word YES or the word NO.

Important:

Check both the front and the back of your ballotfor voting contests.

To vote for a qualifiedwrite-in candidate:To vote for a write-in candidate, write the persons

name in the blank space provided directly belowthe names of the other candidates for the office.

Then connect the head and tail of the arrow that

points to your choice with a single line.

If there is no space provided for a write-incandidate, then write-ins are not allowed for thatcontest.

Write-in votes

To mark your vote

Review your ballot:If you vote for more candidates than allowed, or if you vote both Yes and Noon a measure, your vote will not count for that contest.

You do not have to vote on all contests. Those you do vote on will still count.

If you make a mistake ask for another ballot.

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How to use this Sample allot booklet

Inordertocontrolcostsassociatedwithprintinganddistributingsampleballotbooklets,the InyoCountyElectionsOffice isprovidingasingle bookletwith information for alpartiesfortheJune7,2016PresidentialPrimaryElection.Todeterminethepartythatyouarecurrentlyregisteredwith,lookattheaddressonthebackofthisbooklet.The

partyyouareregisteredwithisidentifiedbytheabbreviationslistedbelow.

Voters who are registered with a political party must vote their partys ballot for the office of

U.S. President.

Voters registered with No Party Preference may choose to vote a Democratic, American

Independent or Libertarian ballot for the office of U.S. President in the June 7, 2016

Presidential Primary election.

Voters who wish to vote the ballot of another party for the office of U.S. President must re-register with that party by Monday, May 23, 2016.

MATCH YOUR PARTY (see back cover) TO THE BALLOT ON THIS CHART

If you are registered to vote

as

Abbreviation then this is the ballot for U.S.

President that you can vote.

Democratic DEM Democratic

Republican REP Republican

American Independent AI American Independent

Green GRN GreenLibertarian LIB Libertarian

Peace and Freedom PF Peace and Freedom

No Party Preference NPP Democratic, American Independent or

Libertarian.

No Party Preference voters voting at the polls

You may select your ballot at the time you check in and sign the roster. If you do not request

an election ballot with Party-Nominated offices, the poll worker will give you a nonpartisan

ballot with nonpartisan candidates and measures.

No Party Preference voters voting by mail

You may request a Democratic, American Independent or Libertarian ballot on your vote-by-

mail application which is on the back cover of this pamphlet. If you do not send in a request

for a party ballot a nonpartisan ballot will be mailed to you.

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How to vote in a primary election

All voters can vote in a primary election

Voting for President depends on the party you are registered with

PresidentialNominated by party

California Top-Two PrimaryNominated by voters

County or Local OfficesNonpartisan Primary

Who can vote in each type of primary election in 2016?

Onlyvoterswhoregisteredinthesamepoliticalpartyasthe

candidatecanvotefortheseoffices.

Thefollowingpartiesallowvoterswhoregisteredwithnopartypreferencetovoteintheir2016primary.

Democratic, AmericanIndependent,and Libertarian

Allvoterscanvoteforanycandidaterunningforthese

offices.

Allvoterscanvoteforanycandidaterunningforthese

offices.

What is the result of each type of primary election?

ThewinnerofeachpartysPresidentialprimarywillhelpselectwhowillrepresentthatpoliticalpartyintheGeneralElection.

Thetoptwocandidateswiththemostvotesmoveontothe

GeneralElection.

Theymayhavethesameparty

preference.

Candidateswhoreceive50%plus1voteareelected.

Or,ifnocandidatewins,thetwocandidateswiththemostvotesmoveontotheGeneralElection.

Which offices are in each type of primary in 2016?

Thecandidatespartyalwaysappearsontheballot.

Thecandidatesparty

preference(orNone)alwaysappearsontheballot.

Thecandidatespartypreferenceneverappearsontheballot.

U.S.President

U.S.Senator

U.S.CongressMember

StateAssemblyMember

CountySupervisor

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How to vote in a primary election

Six political parties are holding Presidential Primaries:

Democratic

Republican

AmericanIndependent

Green

Libertarian

PeaceandFreedomIf you are registered with one of these parties, yourballotwillincludethecandidatesrunningfor

thatpartysnominationforPresidentoftheUnitedStates.

Ifyouareregisteredwithonepoliticalparty,youmaynotvoteaballotforanotherpoliticalparty.

Voters registered with No Party Preference

Ifyouarenotregisteredwithapoliticalparty,orifyouregisteredDeclinetoState,Independent,

orNonpartisan,youareaNoPartyPreference(NPP)Voter.YouwillreceiveaballotwithU.S.

Senate,U.S.Congressionalandallstateandlocaloffices.

VoterswithnopartypreferencewhowanttovoteforacandidateforPresidentoftheUnited

StatesfortheAmerican Independent Party, Democratic PartyorLibertarian Party,may

requestapartyballot.Youmayselectyourballotatthetimeyousigntherosteratthepolls.

VoterswhowanttovoteforacandidateforPresidentoftheUnitedStatesforthe Green Party,Peace Freedom PartyorRepublican Party,mustberegisteredtovotewithoneofthese

parties.Thelastdaytoregistertovoteorchangeyourpartyis Monday,May 23, 2016.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecontacttheInyoCountyElectionsat [email protected],ph760-878-0224orfollowusonTwitter@InyoElections

U.S. Senate, U.S. Congressional, State and local primaries

AllU.S.Senate,U.S.Congressional,andStateAssemblyoffices,formallyknownaspartisanoffices,arenowreferredtoasvoter-nominatedoffices,andwillappearonallballotsregardlessofthepoliticalpartypreferenceofthevoterorthecandidate.Thetoptwovote-gettersforeachvoter-nominatedoffice,(regardlessoftheirpoliticalpartypreference),willadvancetotheGeneralElectioninNovember.

Party Endorsements

Eachqualifiedpoliticalpartycanchoosetoendorsecandidatesforvoter-nominatedoffices.Thefollowinglistsofcandidatesaretheofficialendorsementsofthestatepoliticalpartiesthatwere

receivedbythedeadline.Party U.S. Senate 8

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Democratic KamalaD,Harris NoEndorsement RubenMacarenoAmericanIndependent ThomasG.DelBeccaro PaulCook NoEndorsementPeaceandFreedom JohnThompsonParker NoEndorsement NoEndorsement

TheRepublican,GreenandLibertarianpartiesarenotendorsingcandidatesinInyoCountyintheJunePrimary.Theendorsementslistedmaybefromadifferentpoliticalpartythanthecandidateprefers.Pleaserefertotheofficialballottoviewthecandidatespoliticalpartypreference.
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You are registered as a No Party Preference voter.

The party-nominated contest of Presidentdoes not appear on this ballot.

If you want to vote for President,

contact an elections official.

Otherwise, please turn over to begin voting.

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VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES

GEORGE C. YANGInternet Startup CEOParty Preference: Republican

JERRY J. LAWSParty Preference: Republican

GAIL K. LIGHTFOOTRetired Registered NurseParty Preference: Libertarian

MIKE BEITIKSStay-at-home Dad/AttorneyParty Preference: None

PAMELA ELIZONDOEnvironmental Healing ConsultantParty Preference: Green

SCOTT A. VINEBERGSocial EntrepreneurParty Preference: None

STEVE STOKESSmall Business OwnerParty Preference: Democratic

DUF SUNDHEIMSmall Businessman/MediatorParty Preference: Republican

LING LING SHIAuthorParty Preference: None

LORETTA L. SANCHEZCalifornia CongresswomanParty Preference: Democratic

PHIL WYMANAttorney/Businessman/RancherParty Preference: Republican

JARRELL WILLIAMSONHealth Care LawyerParty Preference: Republican

THOMAS G. DEL BECCAROBusiness Attorney/AuthorParty Preference: Republican

RON UNZEntrepreneur/Writer/PublisherParty Preference: Republican

GREG CONLONBusinessman/Attorney/CPAParty Preference: Republican

JASON KRAUSParty Preference: None

DON KRAMPERetiredParty Preference: Republican

MARK MATTHEW HERDCommunity OrganizerParty Preference: Libertarian

VON HOUGOTeacherParty Preference: Republican

JASON HANANIAAttorney/EngineerParty Preference: None

KAMALA D. HARRISAttorney General of CaliforniaParty Preference: Democratic

GAR MYERSInternational Development PromoterParty Preference: None

PAUL MERRITTSelf-EmployedParty Preference: None

MASSIE MUNROECivil Environmental EngineerParty Preference: Democratic

ELEANOR GARCAAerospace Factory WorkerParty Preference: None

TIM GILDERSLEEVEParatransit OperatorParty Preference: None

CLIVE GREYWoodworker/Businessman/EntrepreneurParty Preference: None

DON J. GRUNDMANNDoctor of ChiropracticParty Preference: None

PRESIDENT CRISTINA GRAPPOParty Preference: Democratic

HERBERT G. PETERSParty Preference: Democratic

TOM PALZERParty Preference: Republican

JOHN THOMPSON PARKERNeighborhood Council MemberParty Preference: Peace and Freedom

KAREN ROSEBERRYEducatorParty Preference: Republican

EMORY RODGERSProperty ManagerParty Preference: Democratic

Vote for One

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STATE

UNITED STATESREPRESENTATIVE


ROGER LA PLANTE

Retired Army SergeantParty Preference: Democratic

TIM DONNELLY

Radio Host/BusinessmanParty Preference: Republican

PAUL COOK

United States RepresentativeParty Preference: Republican

JOHN PINKERTONVictor Valley Community College TrusteeParty Preference: Democratic

RITA RAMIREZ

Retired College ProfessorParty Preference: Democratic

Vote for One

26th District

MEMBER OF THE STATEASSEMBLY

RUBEN MACARENOParty Preference: Democratic

DEVON MATHISAssemblymanParty Preference: Republican

RUDY MENDOZABusiness Owner/MayorParty Preference: Republican

Vote for One

Supervisor, 2nd District

COUNTY

NONPARTISAN OFFICES

RUSS ALDRIDGE

JEFF GRIFFITHSIncumbent

SUSPENSION OF LEGISLATORS.

LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL

AMENDMENT.Authorizes Legislature tosuspend Members, including without salary andbenefits. Prohibits suspended Members from usingpowers of office or legislative resources. Providessuspension may end on specified date orby vote of Members house. FiscalImpact: No effect on state spending inmost years. Minor state savings in someyears.

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There are morecontests on the

back of this ballot.

Please turn theballot over to

continue voting.

Vote for One

Presidential Preference

PRESIDENT OF THE

UNITED STATES

PARTY-NOMINATED OFFICES

ROBERT ORNELAS

ALAN SPEARS

WILEY DRAKE

JAMES HEDGES

THOMAS HOEFLING

ARTHUR HARRIS

J.R. MYERS

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RITA RAMIREZ


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NONPARTISAN OFFICES

RUSS ALDRIDGE





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PRESIDENT OF THEUNITED STATES


GARY JOHNSON

MARC FELDMAN

RHETT WHITE FEATHER SMITH

JOY WAYMIRE

STEVE KERBEL

JOHN HALE

JOHN MCAFEE

CECIL INCE

AUSTIN PETERSEN

DARRYL W. PERRY

DERRICK M. REID

JACK ROBINSON, JR.

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RITA RAMIREZ


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COUNTY

NONPARTISAN OFFICES

RUSS ALDRIDGE





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PRESIDENT OF THE

UNITED STATES


KEITH JUDD

MICHAEL STEINBERG

BERNIE SANDERS

WILLIE WILSON

ROQUE DE LA FUENTE

HILLARY CLINTON

HENRY HEWES

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NONPARTISAN OFFICES

RUSS ALDRIDGE





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Important voter information

Candidates Statements of Qualifications

Important Thefollowingsectionmaynotcontainastatementforeachcandidate.Acompletelistofcandidatesappearsonthesampleballotincludedinthispamphlet.Eachcandidatesstatementinthispamphletissubmittedbythecandidateandisprintedatthecandidatesexpense.Eachcandidatesstatementisprintedexactlyassubmitted.

Where do I find candidates campaign finance reports?

CampaignfinancialdisclosurestatementsfiledbylocalcandidatesinInyoCountycanbeobtainedfromtheInyoCountyElectionsDepartment.Pleasecall760-878-0224formore

information.IftheofficethatthecandidateisrunningforcoversterritoryoutsideofInyoCounty,disclosurestatementsmayalsobeobtainedfromtheelectionsofficewherethecandidateoriginallyfiledtheirpaperwork.Toreceiveinformationaboutstatecandidates,donorsandlobbyists,youmaycalltheSecretaryofStateOfficeat(916)653-6224orvisittheirwebsitehttp://www.sos.ca.gov/prd/

Expenditure Limitations: State Legislative Candidates

Proposition34waspassedbyvotersinNovember2000.The law requires countyelection officials toprovide the namesof those State Legislative candidates whohave voluntarily agreed to expenditure limits. Candidates who agree to theexpenditurelimitsmaysubmitandpayforaCandidatesStatementofQualificationstobeprintedinthispamphlet.The following State Legislative candidates, listed in alphabetical order, haveacceptedthevoluntaryexpenditurelimitationspursuanttoProposition34:

26

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DevonMathis
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STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE FORU.S. REPRESENTATIVE, 8TH DISTRICT

TIM DONNELLY

Education and Qualifications:Im NOT a politician. Im a Patriot--Exactlywhat we need since the Government, which was formed to secure ournatural rights, has become the greatest threat to them.

California is in serious trouble, and our Federal Government has made thingsworse by infringing our gun rights; grabbing our land and undermining

the rule of law, instead of securing our border, keeping illegal aliens andterrorists out.

Too many have died at the hands of those who shouldnt be in our countrywhether they are radical Islamists or criminal illegal aliens. I would neverhave voted to allow 300,000 more potential terrorists into the countryafter the San Bernardino terrorist attackwhile failing to restore pensionpayments for millions of active duty and retired military personnel.

If elected, I will work to:Defund Sanctuary Cities. Keep Faith with our Veterans, Reform the VA.Abolish the IRS and the Fed.End Common Core, Restore Local Control. Respect & Defend our 2ndAmendment.

Repeal ObamaCare. Oppose Medical Coercion. Secure Private Property

Rights, Oppose EPA, BLM Land Grabs. Oppose all new Taxes, Fees,Entitlements and Expansions of Government. Period.

Endorsed by Real People, not Politicians! Learn more: DonnellyForCongress.com

s/ Tim Donnelly


RITA RAMIREZ

Occupation:Retired College Professor

Education and Qualifications:Third-generation Californian, family in SanBernardino County since 1900.I possess a BA, MA, ED.S, and Ph.D.I have Public School, Community College, and University Educator (38 years),and University Formal Education (12 years) and Community College Trustee(6 years). I have been Area F Director San Bernardino County School BoardsAssociation (4 years), A member of the CA Teacher Association (Retired),and presently the Vice Chair Region 8 San Bernardino County State ChicanoLatino Caucus.

I, Dr. Rita Ramirez, am strong, fearless, and sensible. I will serve the people.USA stands for US, when you discriminate against one you discriminateagainst all of US.Therefore, in education I support curriculum Pre-K through the 4th grade,9-12th Vocation/Career Pathways Academies, higher education and free

community college. I support Social Security with the removing of therestrictive cap, lower the age, and increase the COLA. With Veterans I willguarantee education, housing, and healthcare and the right to go to anyhospital. In civil right I support equal pay for equal work; Black Life Matters;immigration reform, against banning of immigrants on the basis of religion.Regarding environment, I support desert preservation for three new nationalmonuments; against underground mining of water from public lands in theMojave Desert; against the Keystone Pipeline. Finally, regarding trade I amagainst the trade act outsourcing American jobs.Americans First is my Priority and no American in harms way. Vote for Dr.Rita.

s/ Rita Ramirez


PAUL COOK

Occupation:United States Representative

Education and Qualifications:When I joined the Marine Corps to fight inthe Vietnam War, I did so to protect our American values and ideals. Aftertwo Purple Hearts and 26 years of service, I continue this effort as yourrepresentative in Congress. I humbly ask for your support as I defend the

interests of our rural communities and those of the American people.

In Congress, Ive fought against efforts by the federal government to restrictour access to public lands, and I authored a bill to protect the historic AlabamaHills. In addition, I voted to increase federal funding for fire protection andeliminate bureaucratic barriers to solving Californias water shortage.

As your representative, Ill continue to support policies that strengthen ournational security. I opposed the flawed Iran Nuclear Deal because the Iraniangovernment is the largest state-sponsor of terror in the world, and Ive foughtto sanction North Korea for its nuclear and missile programs. After the terrorattacks in Paris and San Bernardino, I voted to close loopholes in the visaprocess that make it easier for terrorists to enter our country.

I pledge to advocate for policies that promote domestic job creation andgrow the American economy, which is why I support the construction of theKeystone XL pipeline and oppose job-killing over-regulation.

Im honored to have the support of Inyo County Supervisors Matt Kingsleyand Rick Pucci and Sheriff Bill Lutze for my candidacy.

To learn more, please visit www.joinpaulcook.com.

s/ Paul Cook

STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE FORSUPERVISOR, 2ND DISTRICT

JEFF GRIFFITHS AGE: 42

Occupation:2nd District Inyo County Supervisor

Education and Qualifications:Its been a great honor serving the last fouryears as your county supervisor. I am proud to represent such a caringcommunity and beautiful area.

My dedication to Bishop is proven through hundreds of hours of volunteeringsuch as Mule Days, 4H, foster parenting, the Round Valley Fire BenefitDinner, Methodist Soup Kitchen and many others. I have demonstrated myleadership abilities with many organizations including Rotary, ESTA, ESCOG,CSAC, Eastern Sierra Foundation, Inyo Arts Council, and many more.

Our Board has worked together to tackle difficult issues while treatingcitizens with respect, truly listening, maintaining balanced budgets,developing public and private partnerships, and searching for solutions thatimplement the public will.

I plan to continue to build a sustainable economy through developmentof broadband Internet service and the airport, provide educational andrecreational opportunities for our youth, ensure the responsible access andprotection of our federal lands, and keep a steady hand on LADWP.

I truly appreciate to support, advice, and cooperation that I have receivedfrom the people of Inyo County, county staff, my fellow supervisors, and ourcommunity partners. I ask for your vote, and, if elected, pledge to continueto work hard as your Supervisor.

s/ Jeff Griffiths

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Poll Workers Needed

This is a great opportunity to serve your community!

The Inyo County elections department is always looking for civic mindedindividuals who are interested in volunteering as poll workers on ElectionDay.

In order to be a poll worker you must be a registered voter in Inyo County.

The workday is from 6:30 am to about 9:00 pm on Election Day.

Voters who are interested in this important work are encouraged tocomplete the application below and mail it to:

Inyo County ElectionsPO Drawer FIndependence, CA 93526

Application to serve as a poll worker

Please add my name to the list of volunteer poll workers.

Name______________________________________________

Address _____________________________ Apt#___________

City________________________________________________

Telephone number ___________________________________

Signature___________________________________________

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VOTING RELATED QUESTIONS

Where do I Vote?

Your polling place is printed on the back cover of this Sample Ballot Pamphlet. Be sure tocheck this as polling locations change from one election to the next.

I have lived at the same address for years but my Polling Place changed.Why?

Each election has a unique combination of districts which could make it necessary tochange your polling place.

What time does my Polling Place Open and Close on Election Day?

The polling place opens at 7:00 am and closes at 8:00 pm.

I requested and received a Vote-by-Mail Ballot, but I have decided to Voteat the Polls. What do I do with the Vote-by-Mail Ballot?

Take the unvoted vote-by-mail ballot in the return envelope with you to the polls and give itto a Precinct Officer. You will be issued a precinct ballot.

Why must I announce my name out loud and sign my name at the PollingPlace?

The California Elections Code requires it. By signing, you are swearing you are thatperson.

Why is a list of voters names, addresses and telephone numbers postedat the Polling Place?

The California Elections Code 14202 requires a list of voters to be posted at each pollingplace.

Can I take my Sample Ballot Pamphlet into the Voting Booth?

Yes. Completing your choices on your Sample Ballot before going to the polls will help youwhen voting and will help eliminate long lines.

If you have any other questions please contact the Inyo County Elections Department (760) 878-0224 or visit our Website @ http://elections.inyocounty.us

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IF YOU BELIEVE YOU HAVE BEEN DENIED ANY OF THESE RIGHTS,CALL THE SECRETARY OF STATES

CONFIDENTIAL TOLL-FREE VOTER HOTLINE AT (800) 345-VOTE (8683).

VOTER BILL OF

RIGHTSYOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING RIGHTS:

1The right to vote if you are a registered voter.

You are eligible to vote if you are:

a U.S. citizen living in California

at least 18 years old

registered where you currently live

not in prison or on parole for a felony

2The right to vote if you are a registered voter

even if your name is not on the list. You

will vote using a provisional ballot. Your

vote will be counted if elections officials

determine that you are eligible to vote.

3The right to vote if you are still in line when

the polls close.

4The right to cast a secret ballotwithout

anyone bothering you or telling you how to

vote.

5The right to get a new ballot if you have made

a mistake,if you have not already cast your

ballot. You can:

Ask an elections official at a polling place

for a new ballot; or

Exchange your vote-by-mail ballotfor a

new one at an elections office, or at

your polling place; or

Vote using a provisional ballot,if you

do not have your original vote-by-mailballot.

6The right to get help casting your ballot

from anyone you choose, except from your

employer or union representative.

7The right to drop off your completed

vote-by-mail ballot at any polling placein the

county where you are registered to vote.

8 The right to get election materials in alanguage other than Englishif enough people

in your voting precinct speak that language.

9

The right to ask questions to elections

officials about election proceduresand

watch the election process. If the person

you ask cannot answer your questions, they

must send you to the right person for an

answer. If you are disruptive, they can stop

answering you.

10The right to report any illegal or fraudulent

election activityto an elections official or

the Secretary of States office.

On the web at www.sos.ca.gov

By phone at (800) 345-VOTE (8683)

By email at [email protected]

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What to do if you have moved or would like to vote by mail

The last day to register to vote in this election is May 23. If you move after this date, you can vote at your old polling

place for this election. If you moved before May 23 and did not re-register you need to call or come to our office. W

will update your address and issue you a ballot.

If you would like to vote by mail, complete and sign the application printed on the back cover and return it to the

elections office.

If you check the permanent vote by mail voter box on the application a ballot will automatically be sent to you for futur

elections.

Returning your vote by mail ballot:

Voters may return only their own Vote by Mail Ballot, in person or by mail, to the Clerks Office or at any polling plac

in the county no later than 8:00 P.M. on Election Day, or be postmarked on or before Election Day and received no late

than three days after Election Day to be counted. However, a voter, who because of illness or other physical disability

is unable to return his/her ballot, may designate in writing, his/her spouse, child, parent, grandparent, grandchild

sibling or anyone residing in voters household to return the ballot to the election official or polling place.

Assistance for the visually, hearing, or speech impaired

The Secretary of States Office has a TDD (Telecommunications Device for the Deaf) for registration and election

information: 1-800-833-8683 (1-800-TDD-VOTE). For the Visually Impaired, audio tapes of State Ballot Measures ar

available from the County Clerk, Elections Division, (760) 878-0224.

If the polling place is not indicated as accessible, a precinct board member will take a regular ballot to a

disabled person if requested.

INYO COUNTY ELECTIONS

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POSTMASTER:

DELIVER TO:

APPLICATION FOR VOTING BY MAIL

*If an asterisk followsthe designation ofyour polling place,

it is accessible

If you would like to vote by mail complete and sign the application printed above and return it to:

Inyo County Elections, PO Box F, Independence, California 93526-0606

For further information phone:

(760) 878-0224, 873-8481, 876-5559 or 1-800-447-4696 or e-mail [email protected]

Take this sample ballot to your polling place for reference

Election day is Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Check here if youwould like to vote

by mail permanently. Aballot will automaticallybe sent to you for futureelections.

1. My residence address is:

____________________________________________________________Residence Address

____________________________________________________________City State Zip Code

Please mail my vote by mail ballot to me at this address:

_____________________________________________________________Mailing Address

______________________________________________________________City State Zip Code

______________________________________________________________

PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION

TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2016

Application must be received by MAY 31, 2016

I certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the information on this application is true and correct.

DateSignature as registered. Each applicant must sign own signature.

SIGN HERE X

I hereby request a vote by mail ballot for the

NO PARTY PREFERENCE VOTERS ONLYRecent law changes provide for you to vote a party ballot, if you request it. There are three

parties currently allowing ballot access to No Party Preference voters. These three are: DEMOCRATIC, AMERICANINDEPENDENT

and LIBERTARIAN PARTIES.(Information is available by phone, toll free, at 1-800-345-VOTE.) Unless you specifically request theballot for one of these three, you will receive a nonpartisan ballot. This applies to precinct and vote by mail voting.

No Party PreferenceVoters Only

I have declined to disclose apreference for a qualifiedpolitical party. However, forthis election ONLY, I request avote by mail ballot for thepolitical party indicated below:

Democratic

American Independent

Libertarian

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To find your polling place use

the Inyo County Voter Guide:

http://www.inyo.yourvoter.guide

SB2 - NPP.pdf

Documents

Transcript of SB2 - NPP.pdf