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SAMPLE OFFICIAL BALLOT
GENERAL ELECTION
POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 7, 2000 Securing Optical-Scan Voting 363
PRESIDENTIAL CONGRESSIONAL COUNTY
UNITED STATES SENATOR
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT (Vote For One) SHERIFF
AND VICE PRESIDENT L BILL McCOLLUM REP (Vote For One)
(A vote for the candidates will actually R BILL NELSON DEM I LAWRENCE W. CROW, JR. REP
be a vote for their electors.) P JOE SIMONETTA LAW
O JOEL DECKARD REF H KIRK WARREN DEM
(Vote for One Group)
S WILLIE LOGAN NPA
T ANDY MARTIN NPA SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
REPUBLICAN M DARRELL L. McCORMICK NPA (Vote For One)
GEORGE W. BUSH N
C K JIM THORNHILL REP
DICK CHENEY Write-in
J DENNY DUNN DEM
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
DEMOCRATIC 15TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.
AL GORE (Vote For One) COUNTY COMMISSIONER
G
JOE LIEBERMAN DISTRICT 1
W DAVE WELDON REP
Y PATSY ANN KURTH DEM (Vote For One)
LIBERTARIAN
X GERRY L. NEWBY NPA M DON GIFFORD REP
HARRY BROWNE
B U
ART OLIVER Write-in L JANET SHEARER DEM
STATE COUNTY - NONPARTISAN
GREEN
TREASURER
RALPH NADER
H (Vote For One) SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS
WINONA LaDUKE
B TOM GALLAGHER REP (Vote For One)
A JOHN COSGROVE DEM
SOCIALIST WORKERS
COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION O LORI EDWARDS
JAMES HARRIS
A (Vote For One)
MARGARET TROWE N BARBARA OSTHOFF
E CHARLIE CRIST REP
C GEORGE H. SHELDON DEM
NATURAL LAW
D VASSILIA GAZETAS NPA 1234 5 6789
JOHN HAGELIN
E
NAT GOLDHABER LEGISLATIVE 0 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9
STATE REPRESENTATIVE 0 1234 5 6 89
REFORM 44TH HOUSE DISTRICT 0 234 5 6789
(Vote For One)
PAT BUCHANAN
I 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
EZOLA FOSTER F DAVE RUSSELL REP
G GREGORY L. WILLIAMS DEM
SOCIALIST
DAVID McREYNOLDS
J
MARY CAL HOLLIS
CONSTITUTION
HOWARD PHILLIPS
F
J. CURTIS FRAZIER
WORKERS WORLD
MONICA MOOREHEAD
K
GLORIA LA RIVA
D
Write-in For President/Vice President
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Fig. 5. Ballot adapted from Florida’s 2000 Polk County Election[pol07]. At-
tached to a ballot there is a stub with the serial number of the ballot printed on it.
After the polls close, anyone can go to the bulletin board—an official election
web site—and enter the serial number of the ballot from a ballot stub. The
bulletin board responds with a list of symbols corresponding to the symbols that
were paired with the chosen candidates on the ballot.