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OFFICIAL BALLOT
GENERAL ELECTION-NOVEMBER 8, 2016
MONROE COUNTY, MISSOURI
DEMOCRATIC (DEM), REPUBLICAN (REP), LIBERTARIAN (CIB); CONSTITUTION (CST): GREEN (GRN), INDEPENDENT (IND)
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER:
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vote for candidates for President ane Vico| | FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR FOR SHERIFF
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7 aa |Eastern District Court of Appeals be
() CHRIS KOSTER MIKE DIEL acinad i ofica?
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ERIC GREITENS,
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
YES
DISTRICT 40
NO.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS _} {CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. STATUTORY MEASURE.
[CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO.
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Proposed by intiave Potion
Proposed by Amete 1V, Sectian 47(e)
Missouri Constitutian
(SR 1, 2008)
Shall Missouri continue for 10 years,
the one-tenth of one percent sales/use
tax that is used for soil and water
lconservation and for state parks and
historic sites, and resubmit this tax to
the voters for approval in 10 years?
not increase the existing sales and use
lax of one-tenth of one percent for 10,
lyears. The measure would continue to
Jgenerate approximately $80 milion
Jand operation of the state park system,
The measure continues and does
Jannually for soil and water conservation.
Shall the Missouri Constitution be
amended to:
+ increase taxes on cigarettes each
year through 2020, at which point
this additional tax will total 60
‘cents per pack of 20;
+ create a fee paid by cigarette
wholesaters of 67 cents per pack of
20 on certain cigarettes, which fee
shall increase annually; and
+ deposit funds generated by these
taxes and fees into a newly
established Early Childhood Health
and Education Trust Fund?
When cigarette tax increases are
fully implemented, estimated additional
revenue to state government is $263,
YES
milion to $374 milion annually, with
NO.
[CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO.
limited estimated implementation costs,
[The revenue will fund only programs
land services allowed by the proposal
The fiscal impact to local governmental
committees, or committees to
office;
+ prohibit individuals and entities
from intentionally concealing the
source of such contributions;
+ require corporations or labor
organizations to meet certain
requirements in order to make
‘such contributions; and
Penalties for any violations of this\
amendment?” 7
Itis estimated this bréposal will
Increase state government costs byt
least $118,000 annually anc-nave an \
lunknown change in costs for local} }
elect candidates for state or judicial
+ provide a complaint process andy \
PROPOSITION A |
|Proposed by intiatve Pettion
Shall Missouri law be amended to:
+ increase taxes on cigarettes in
2017, 2019, and 2021, at which
point this additional tax will total
23 cents per pack of 20;
+ increase the tax paid by sellers on
other tobacco products by 5 percent}
of manufacturer's invoice price;
+ use funds generated by these taxes|
‘exclusively to fund transportation
infrastructure projects; and
+ tepeal these taxes if a measure to
increase any tax or fee on
cigarettes or other tobacco products
is certfed to appear on any local or
statewide ballot?
State government revenue will
increase by approximately $95 miion to
$403 milion annually when cigarette
2 and. ASbacco tax increases are fully
enuties 1s unknown. |imiglefented, with the new revenue
Hee tere YES _| jectmarkedtor transportation
Shall the Missouri Constitution be NO. edeyuChure, Local government
‘amended to: ebenues could decrease approximately
= CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDME ‘$3 millidn annyatidue to decreased
‘establish limits on campaign eigare Nad Aebrais
contributions by individuals or 7 aan
entities 1 poltical paris, political | (>>, mane es
sales/use or othe similar’ any
service or angactog that wag Tot
subjectta.a sales! seer siritac sex as
lof January 2015 S
Poteniiat coBte\td state’dnd local
Jgoverniiental entiied are unknown, but
‘could be Significant:‘The proposat's
\| Jpaszage would impact governmental
lsitty’s ability to revise their tax
structures:’State and local governments
lexpect no savings from this proposal
a
sty
.
°
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Shall the Missouri Goh ih be
lamended to prokibit an ee local
\p Yes.
governmental entities. Any potential“ NO.
impact to revenues for state arid local | (SOneTTuTIONAL AMENDMENT NO]
lgovemnmental entities is unknown. ee eee
YES Froposed by the 26 General Assembly
Second Req Session}
NO [ssvuRes
Shall the Constitution of Missouri be
lamended to state that voters may be
required by law, which may be subject
to exception, to verify one's identity,
citizenship, and residence by presenting}
io {ising blue or black nk, completely filin the target next fo the can
To vate for @ valid write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the target
i you ler, dace, or make a mistake and wrongfully mark any ballot retum it tothe election judge to recelve 2 new one
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
GENERAL ELECTION-NOVEMBER 8, 2016
MONROE COUNTY, MISSOURI
DEMOCRATIC (DEM); REPUBLICAN (REP), LIBERTARIAN (LIB): CONSTITUTION (CST); GREEN (GRN): INDEPENDENT (IND)
INSTRUCTIONS T
OTERS,
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jale oF response of your choice like this: Ml
If you ate in favor of any question, darken the target by "YES", if opposed darken the target by "NO!
vote for candidates for Prosident and Vice| | FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR FOR SHERIFF
President isa vote for their Electors. vase ae Nau eau
FOR PRESIDENT AND RUSS CARNAHAN J. DAVID HOFFMAN
lE VICE PRESIDENT <_| MIKE PARSON 4 write
I Vote for ONE PAIR __] STEVEN R. HEDRICK a FOR ASSESSOR
HILLARY RODHAM Ta ca
(BEAR JENNIFER LEACH Vote For ONE ‘
TIMOTHY MICHAEL KAINE WRITE IN. ANGELIA BAKER:
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE TE
pot aeteuee a ‘Voto For ONE FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
EE eee ROBIN SMITH oi Vote For ONE
JOHN (JAY) ASHCROFT ‘a MARGUERITE JONES aa]
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BILL WELD
CHRIS MORRILL
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ae ase “wii|_ [of the Missouri Supreme Court be
|(_ JASON KANDER a q poe SWLEY Fedebediepiacrliey
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Vote For ONE
F cei] | MISSOURI COURT OF APPEALS
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I FOR GOVERNOR {| SAMGRAVES
i Vote For ONE | RUSS LEE MONCHIL “5 |Shall Judge PHILIP M. HESS of the
aa ‘aH | Eastern District Court of Appeals be
("7 CHRIS KOSTER MIKE DIEL ena ienee?
ware
(ERIC GREITENS
ma
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 40 laissouri Constitution
(Su 1, 2008)
Shall Missouri continue for 10 years
the one-tenth of one percent sales/use
tax that is used for soil and water
[conservation and for state parks and
historic sites, and resubmit this tax to
the voters for approval in 10 years?
‘The measure continues and does
not increase the existing sales and use
tax of one-tenth of one percent for 10
lyears. The measure would continue to
lgenerate approximately $90 milion
[annually for soil and water conservation
land operation of the state park system.
YES
NO
[CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO.
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amended to:
+ increase taxes on cigarettes each
year through 2020, at which point
this additional tax will total 60
cents per pack of 20;
+ create a fee paid by cigarette
wholesalers of 67 cents per pack of
20 on certain cigarettes, which fee
shall increase annually; and
+ deposit funds generated by these
taxes and fees into a newly
‘established Early Childhood Health
and Education Trust Fund?
When cigarette tax increases are
Hully implemented, estimated additional
revenue to state government is $263
Imilion to $374 million annually, with
limited estimated implementation costs.
[The revenue will fund only programs
land services allowed by the proposal
[The fiscal impact to local governmental
lentiies is unknown
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS _} {CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. STATUTORY MEASURE _})
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO, PROPOSITIONA |
é Proposed by toate Pettion
Proposed by Article IV, Section 47(c) Shall the Missouri Constitution be | [Proposed by intiative Petition
Shalt Missouri law be amended to:
+ increase taxes on cigarettes in
2017, 2019, and 2021, at which
point this additional tax will total
23 cents per pack of 20;
+ increase the tax pald by sellers on
other tobacco products by 5 percent
of manufacturer's invoice price;
+ use funds generated by these taxes
exclusively to fund transportation
infrastructure projects; and
+ repeal these taxes if a measure to
increase any tax or fee on
cigarettes or other tobacco products}
is cerified to appear on any local or
statewide ballot?
State government revenue will
increase by approximately $95 milion to
[$103 milion annually when cigarette
land t6pacco tax increases are fully
Proposed by native Pettion
Shall the Missouri Constitution be
amended to:
+ establish limits on campaign
contributions by individuals or
entities to political parties, political
committees, or committees to
‘lect candidates for state or judicial
office;
+ prohibit individuals and entities
from intentionally concealing the
source of such contributions;
+ require corporations or labor
crganizations to meet certain
requirements in order to make
such contributions; and
+ provide a complaint process and \
penalties for any violations of this\
amendment?”
Itis estimated this préposal will
increase state government costs bY at
least $118,000 annually and-have a0 \
{unknown change in costs for local}
lgovernmental entities. Any potential,
impact to revenues for state afc iocal
Jgovernmental entities is unknown,
oover
-|Could be sionticant-The proposat's
Yes
NO.
[CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMEG
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