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2014-11-04 Sample Ballot 0 ao@ l t� {{ V00 ( n� Vi Yr U Scan to check the status of your registration,polling place and mail ballot 6 L iz ;�( fI 'NZ�REGISTRAR OF VOTERS sdvote.com r . j f SOS gpN DIECO V ' � fls 6 L iz ;�( fI 'NZ�REGISTRAR OF VOTERS sdvote.com r . j 1. Check In Receive ballot,pen,and secrecy sleeve from poll worker IJ n o i 3. Vote Completely fill in the oval. DO NOT circle or mark oval with an"X"or a"✓". CORRECT INCORRECT INCORRECT 5. Review Ballot Check your ballot. If you vote for more than the number of choices allowed on a contest, your vote(s)on that contest,by law,cannot be counted. Re iew 7. Keep it Secret Place your completed ballot into the secrecy sleeve.)7-_ 4. Complete Ballot Vote the ballot.To vote for a qualified write-in candidate,write in the name on the blank line and fill in the oval. OFFICIAL BALLOT =O - 5 O = O w =q = D - 6. If Any Errors If you make a mistake,ask for a replacement ballot. DO NOT attempt to correct it, ` h1ipQ = OFF'CIAL BALLOT P = no 6. Cast Ballot Place ballot in the secrecy sleeve prior to dropping in the ballot box. Poll workers are available to help you if you have questions or need assistance. For more information,please visit www.sdvote.com or call 858.565.5800. MOOR- Mail Ballot Voters OCTOBER 6,2014 Registrar of Voters begins mailing official ballots to voters. OCTOBER 29,2014 MAIL BACK your ballot by this date to be counted in the first Election Night results report. NOVEMBER 4,2014 ELECTION DAY_. Your ballot MUST be received by the Registrar of Voters or a poll worker.no later than 8 pm on this date for it to count. A postmark is not acceptable. • Track your mail ballot at www.sdvote.com, "Check Your Voter Registration." • If you decide to vote at your polling place you should bring your mail ballot with you to give to the poll workers Polling Place Voters • Your polling place may have changed since you last voted—check the back of this pamphlet for your assigned polling place. You can also check online at www.sdvote.com, "Check Your Voter Regis- tration". • If your polling place changes after you receive this pamphlet,we will mail you a"Change of Polling Place Notice"postcard. All Voters OCTOBER 20,2014 Last day to register to vote. • TAKE A FRONT ROW SEAT TO DEMOCRACY-Serve your community as a Poll Worker; no experience necessary,training is provided. Complete the application inside the back cover of this pamphlet. 02-20 N SD 292-001 02-21 _IMP'ORTANT ELECTII�IVIIV�OI�IVIAT10;�1� f " r §. Voters With Specific Needs Touchscreen Voting A touchscreen will be available at each pol'?ng location. Each touchscreen is equipped with a headset and a telephone-style keypad for audio-based voting. Specific audio touchscreen voting instructions will also be available at each polling location. Accessible Polling Locations We strive to ensure that polling locations are accessible to every mormumh voter. 10 Look for a YES or NO below this symbol on the back cover of this pamphlet to tell whether your poll is accessible. If it is not, call 858-565-5800 for alternative voting methods. You may request to have a ballot brought to an accessible location as near as possible outside the polls. You may also select the assistance of not more than two persons to help you complete your ballot. The Registrar of Voters Office has a TDD (Telecommunications Device for the Deaf). For assistance, please call 858-694-3441. N SD 292-002 Your Chaises Do Macke A Difference Check Them Carefully Don't vote for too many Vote for no more than the number allowed FP-02-01 OFFICIAL BALLOT VOTE FOR NO MO eorge C James Me 11 Theodore Roose N SD 292-003 OFFICIAL BALLOT VOTE FOR NO MORE THANIMM O Humphrey Bogart Be Cary Gr • Audrey Hepburn 0 Jimmy Stewart N SD 292-003 TOUCWSCRE�N.U07'INC If�STRUCTIONS. - �`_ 1.INSERT VOTER CARD Insert Voter Gard received from Poll Worker. 3. ADJUST SETTINGS Adjust TEXT and CONTRAST to your preference and review instructions. Then touch NEXT. 5. REVIEW SELECTION A summary of your choice will be displayed. Review your selection. To make changes, touch the BACK button or measure. After changing selection,touch SUMMARY. Then touch PRINT BALLOT to generate a paper copy. 7. CAST BALLOT Touch CAST BALLOT to record your vote or touch REJECT BALLOT to return to summary screen to make changes. 2. SELECT LANGUAGE `- TOUCH THE BOX next to the language of your choice.Then touch START. 4. MAKE SELECTION TOUCH THE BOX next to the"YES'or"NO" on the measure. �n f 6. VIEW PAPER COPY Review to confirm your selection. The paper copy is not a receipt;it is kept and stored as a paper record of your vote. 8. REMOVE VOTER CARD. Once you CAST BALLOT,return Voter Card to Poll Worker.You have now completed voting. Coming soon: The Sample Ballot & Voter Information Guide delivered to your in box Receive future Guides as an electronic file-not only will you be earth-friendly, you'll get this information first. It's faster, convenient, always available, and promotes a sustainable future. Watch for information on how you can sign-up at www.sdvote.com. 10 � 0� *izz"RS N SD 292-004 02-22 N SO 292-005 5600 Overland Ave., San Diego, CA 92123 From the North or South From 1-15,exit onto Clairemont Mesa Blvd. Westbound,Turn Right(North) onto Ruffin Rd,Turn Left(West)onto Hazard Wy,Turn Right into ROV Parking Lot. From the East or West From 52,exit onto Kearny Villa Rd (Ruffin Rd)Southbound Turn Right (West)onto Hazard Wy,Turn Right into ROV Parking Lot. N SD 292-006 NEEL Of LI ANT GOVERNOR Vote for One GAVIN NEWSOM .y OParty Preference:DEM Lieutenant Governor RON NEHRING OParty Preference:REP Small Businessman/Educator B20D2579 1033 00546 01 SECRETARY E SATE Vote fo 0 PETE PETERSON OParty Preference:REP ` Educa sttule Director f/ ��ALEX DI A { i�YarIn& '. en e:DEM ETTY T.YEE arty Preference:DEM 1fornia State Board of Equalization Member $H EY SWEARENGIN Party Preference:REP Mayor/CEO TREASURER Vote for One FGREG CONLON Party Preference:REP Businessman/CPA JOHN CHIANG OParty Preference:DEM California State Controller ATTORNEY GENERAL Vote for One RONALD GOLD. OParty Preference:REP California Attorney KAMALA D.HARRIS OParty Preference:DEM Attorney General of California N SD 292-007 INSURANCE COMMISSIONER V619,for One TED GAINES OParty Preference:REP Independent Insurance Agent DAVEJONES OParty Preference:DEM Insurance Commissioner MEMBER,STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION 4TH DISTRICT . Vote for One DIANE L.HARKEY OParty Preference:REP Taxpayer Advocate/Assembly oma NADER SHAHATIT OParty Preference:DEM X'\ te, r yrio —DAVE PEISER) O Party Prefernce,DEM DARRELL ISSA OParty Preference:REP Member,United Slates Flouse of Representatives sotn Utj Vole br PATRICIA C."PAT"BA OParty rence:REP ER OF Tl4f,VATE ASSEMBLY 76TH DISTRICT' Vote fir One R CKYJ.CHAVEZ ar 'Preference:REP semblymember THOMAS KROUSE OParty Preference:REP Financial Manager/Entrepreneur 111 1 11 vt YN ASSOCIATE J TI E OF SUPREME 0 T ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE' Shall Associate J Ice KATHRYN MIC E ERDEG SUPREME COURT elected to the o the tarot pro ided It,la. Shall Associate Justice GOODWIN LIU be elected to the office for g the term provided by law? YES � U , . i t NO 58C504C8 1033 00546 02 N SD 292-008 1 E69FB12F 1033 00546 03 N SD 292-009 AS$OCIATEJUSTICE COURT OF APPEAL, , DISTRICT FOUR,DIVISION ONE -_ Shall Associate Justice TERRY Br IYAOURKE be elected to the office for the term provided by.law? _ YES ASSOCIATE JUSTICE dkT SU COURT Shall Stanford University L ro or RIAN FLORENTINO CUBLLAR acted the o for m provid y la YES NO NO O 58C504C8 1033 00546 02 N SD 292-008 1 E69FB12F 1033 00546 03 N SD 292-009 of r .- a ' r.,. 6- ASSOCIATEJUSTICE, RT OF DISTRICT FOUR;_ VI 0 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE,COURT OF APPEAL, Shall Associate J lce JAMES A.MCI be elec DISTRICT FOUR,DIVISION ONE office for he p ided by.law7:" Shall Associate Justice GILBERT NARESbe elected to the office' Yr S for the term provided by law? O YES NO A OCIATEJUSTICE,;COURT OF APPEAL, O ISTRICT FOUR,DIVISION TWO ° ASSOCIATE JUSTICE,COURT al sociate Justice THOMAS E,HOLLENHORST be elected DISTRICT DIVISION N � office for the term provided bylaw? Shall Associate Justice AL X D LD be ec to the YES office for the term provided I w7 O -- ------------ . NO O PRESIDING JUSTICE,COURT OF APPEAL, DISTRICT FOUR;DIVISION THREE Shall Presiding Justice KATHLEEN E.O'LEARY be elected to the ofice for the term provided by law? O YES O NO i ryf fi} ASSOCIATE JUSTICE; 0 RTOF DISTRICT FOUR,D VIS N ASSOCIATE JUSTICE,COURT OF APPEAL; Shall Associate J tice DAVID A.THO S be elec to DISTRICT FOUR,DIVISION THREE` office for the to p ided by law? Shall Associate Justice WILLIAM F.RYLAARSDAM be elected S to the ofice for the term provided by law? O YES O NO ASSOCIATE JUSTICE,COURT 1, DISTRICT U (VISION Shall Associate Justice Rl H R ,A SON d to Me office for the term prov id d law. \��DCIATE JUSTICE,COURT OF APPEAL, STRICT FOUR,`DIVISION THREE al Societe Justice RICHARD D.FYBEL be elected to the fice for the term provided bylaw? YES O NO O JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OFFICE N0.25 Vote br:One KEN GOSSELIN OAthmey/Business Owner BRAD A.WEINREB ODeputy Attorney General 17EDE504 1033 00546 04 N SD 292-010 58567150 '1033 00546 05 N SD 292-011 STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Vote for One MARSHALL TUCK OEducatorlSchools'Executive TOM 70RLAKSON OEducator/Califomia Superintendent O Write-In ` MIRACOST COMMUNITYCOLLEG I I GOVERNING BOARD M TRU EA NO: o r DRAN REESE O�tired�Businessw ti School In 0 HIGH SCH0 xRI 0' CT GOVERNINGB MEMB Vola for no more a Th 1 Governing RBA RA SWITZER GROTH T teeSDUHSD/Businesswoman SIMEON GREENSTEIN Retired Educator MAUREEN"MO"MUIR OSchool BoardmemberlBusinesswoman STEVE MCDOWELL OBusinessman/Volunteer Boardmember O Write-In O Write-In O Write-In 59282156 1033 00546 06 N SD 292-012 1 CA7C5158 1033 00546 07 N SD 292-013 PROP 45 HEALTHCARE INSUR C . RATE . ' CHANGES. INITIATIVE STATU R ires Insure e Commissioner's approval before al insurer c ch a its PROP 1 WATER BOND: FUNDING FOR WATER rates or anything else affecting the c arg a ci� d with health QUALITY,SUPPLY,TREATMENT,AND STORAGE' insurance. Provides for public not isc s �,and hearin and subsequenN,��,al' review. Ezemp a layer lar roy� PROJECTS.Authorizes$7.545 billion in general obligation bonds health plans. F pact Increased sta a ini tiv costs for state water supply infrastructure projects;including surface and to regulate healthrapCe,likely not ex cee g e I millions groundwater storage,ecosystem and watershed protection and of do ann years;funded paid by health restoration,and drinking water protection. Fiscal Impact i u e ies. Increased state bond costs averaging$360 million annually over 40 years. Local government savings for water-related projects,. YES likely averaging a couple hundred million dollars annually o r the next few decades. BONDS-YES O O O BONDS-NO P 40 DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING OF RS: MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE LAWSUITS. INITIATIVE STATUTE. Requires drug testing of doctors. Requires review of PROP 2 STATE Bu E. B ET STAB IZ TION statewide prescription database before prescribing controlled ..- ACCOUNT. LEGISLATh N TU ALA MENT. substances. Increases$250,000 pain/suffering cap in medical Requires annual transfer of negligence lawsuits for inflation. Fiscal Impact State and local eq gene fu r hue udgel : ,government costs from raising the cap on medical malpraclice stabih anon acc Requir the en sed to damages ranging from tens of millions to several hundred million X NO O e f aining,funds emergencies dollars annually,offset to some exVant by savings from pa ongterm fate savings from requirements on healthcare providers. - ibis t levels of state budget am d decisions by elected OYES fes for some school districts. NO O 72B8B48D 1033 00546 08 N SO 292-014 PROP 47 CRIMINAL SENTENCES. MISDEMEANOR PENALTIES. INITIATIVE STATUTE. Requires misdemeanor sentence instead of felony for certain drug and property offenses. Inapplicable to persons with prior conviction for serious or violent crime and registered sex offenders. Fiscal Impact State and county criminal justice savings poleotially in the high hundreds of millions of dollars annually. State savings spent on school truancy and dropout prevention,mental health and substance abuse treatment,and victim services. � YES O C NO O A PROP 48 INDIAN GAMING COM C REFERENDUM. A"Yes"vole approve a "vote rejects,tribal gaming compacts between to o Fork Rancheria of Mono In' and the Wiy T6 at Impact One-time payme 16 'lion b$35 ill' and 20 years annual payments($0 i kr Indian state and local governments to a s corel to Ih on of a new csrt f� _ 7468930C 1033 00546 09 CITY OF ENCI PROP F Shall the ordinance en the Municipal Code to authorize and r la medic dispensaries in the City of EnciniPas a 0 YES N SO 292-015 VOTER INFORMATION PAMPHLET The following pages contain POLITICAL PARTY ENDORSEMENT INFORMATION STATE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES. ACCEPTING VOLUNTARY SPENDING LIMITS and CANDIDATE STATEMENTS and LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES, TAX RATE STATEMENTS, ANALYSES, ARGUMENTS, REBUTTALS AND ORDINANCES (whichever are applicable to your ballot) STATE PROPOSITIONS A SEPARATE CALIFORNIA STATE PAMPHLET (IN 8Y2 x 11 NEWSPRINT) IS PROVIDED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE AND CONTAINS INFORMATION CONCERNING THE STATE PROPOSITIONS. ARGUMENTS AND REBUTTALS Arguments in support of or in opposition to the proposed measures are the opinions of the authors and have not been checked for accuracy by any official agency. CANDIDATE STATEMENTS_ Senate and Assembly candidates who accepted voluntary spending limits, as well as all candidates for local nonpartisan offices had the opportunity to submit a statement. The following pages may not contain a statement for every candidate, as some candidates chose not to submit one. The statements are the opinions of the authors and have not been checked for accuracy by any official agency. Candidate statement costs are paid by the candidate or, in some cases, by the jurisdiction. (A complete list of candidates appears on the "SAMPLE" version of the Official Ballot in this pamphlet.) FP-03-03 N SD 292-016 POLITICAL PARTY ENDORSEMENT PAGE hen voters adopted Proposition 14,the State Legislature required elections officials to print a list of candidates endorsed by any qualified state political party which submitted Its list to the elections official by August 13,2014. The following parties submitted timely endorsements in these contests.The candidates'names are listed in the order of the Secretary of State's random alphabet drawing. Unchecked boxes indicate no endorsement was received. GOVERNOR BROWN,EDMUND G."JERRY" X KASHKARI,NEEL X LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR NEHRING,RON X NEWSOM,GAVIN X SECRETARY OF STATE PADILLA,ALEX X PETERSON,PETE X X CONTROLLER SWEARENGIN,ASHLEY X X YEE,BETTY,T. X TREASURER CHIANG,JOHN X CONLON,GREG X ATTORNEY GENERAL HARRIS,KAMALA D. X GOLD,RONALD X X INSURANCE COMMISSIONER JONES,DAVE X GAINES,TED X X BOARD OF EQUALIZATION-4TH DISTRICT HARKEY,DIANE L. X X SHAHATIT,NADER X U.S.REPRESENTATIVE-49TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IPEISER,DAVE X ISSA,DARRELL X X U.S.REPRESENTATIVE-50TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT HUNTER,DUNCAN X X IMBER,JAMES H. X U.S.REPRESENTATIVE-51ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT VARGAS,JUAN X MEADE,STEPHEN X U.S.REPRESENTATIVE-52ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PETERS,SCOTT X DEMAIO,CARL X U.S.REPRESENTATIVE -53RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT jDAVIS,SUSAN A. X WILSKE,LARRY A. X Notice to Voters:Political Party Codes for the November 4,2014 Election DEM-Democrat *GRN-Green REP-Republican *LIB-Libertarian AIP-American Independent *PF-Peace and Freedom *AE-Americans Elect *Indicates Slate political parties who did not endorse any voter-nominated candidates. 97-1 N SD 292-017 POLITICAL PARTY ENDORSEMENT PAGE .Vhen voters adopted Proposition 14,the State Legislature required elections officials to print a list of candidates endorsed by L ified state political party which submitted its list to the elections official by August 13,2014. The following parties d timely endorsements in these contests.The candidates'names are listed in the order of the Secretary of State's alphabet drawing. Unchecked boxes Indicate no endorsement was received. DISTRICT SUBMITTED(YES/NO) 361h State Senate STATE SENATE-36TH SENATE DISTRICT BATES,PATRICIA C."PAT" No X KEPHART,GARY Gary Kephart, STATE SENATE-38TH SENATE DISTRICT ANDERSON,JOEL X TSIMBOUKAKIS,FOTIOS"FRANK" X STATE SENATE-40TH SENATE DISTRICT ESTRADA,RAFAEL Party Preference:Re HUESO,BEN Fotios"Frank"Tsimboukakis, X Party Preference:Dem STATE ASSEMBLY-71 ST DISTRICT JONES,BRIAN W. X 40th State Senate TEORA,TONY No STATE ASSEMBLY-75TH DISTRICT WALDRON,MARIE X X SHESTOPLE,NICHOLAS X Party Preference:Dem STATE ASSEMBLY-76TH DISTRICT CHAVEZ,ROCKY J. X X ROUSE,THOMAS Brian W.Jones, STATE ASSEMBLY-77TH DISTRICT HERNANDEZ,RUBEN"FIX MAIENSCHEIN,BRIAN X Tony Teora, - X STATE ASSEMBLY-78TH DISTRICT ATKINS,TONI X 75th State Assembly DECKER,BARBARA X X STATE ASSEMBLY-79TH DISTRICT WEBER,SHIRLEY N. X WILLIAMS,GEORGE R. X r1l STATE ASSEMBLY-80TH DISTRICT ONZALEZ,LORENA X Notice to Voters:Political Party Codes for the November 4,2014 Election DEM-Democrat 'GRN-Green REP-Republican 'LIB-Libertarian AIP-American Independent 'PF-Peace and Freedom 'AE-Americans Elect Indicates Stale political parties who did not endorse any voter-nominated candidates. 97-2 N SD 292-018 02-12 CANDIDATES ACCEPTING VOLUNTARY CAMPAIGN SPENDING LIMITS State law allows candidates for State Assembly and State Senate who accept voluntary campaign spending limits to submit paid candidate statements in County voter information pamphlets. This is a list of candidates,by party preference and district,who are eligible to submit statements. ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES BY CANDIDATE STATEMENT DISTRICT SUBMITTED(YES/NO) 361h State Senate Patricia C."Pat"Bates, No Party Preference:Rep Gary Kephart, No Party Preference:Dem 38th State Senate Joel Anderson, Yes Party Preference:Re Fotios"Frank"Tsimboukakis, Yes Party Preference:Dem 40th State Senate Rafael Estrada, No Party Preference:Dem Ben Hueso, No Party Preference:Dem 71 at State Assembly Brian W.Jones, No Party Preference:Rep Yes Tony Teora, - Party Preference:Rep 75th State Assembly Nicholas Shestople, No Party Preference:Dem Marie Waldron, No Party Preference:Rep 76th State Assembly Rocky J.Chavez, Yes Party Preference:Rep Thomas Krouse, Yes Party Preference:Rep 77th State Assembly Ruben"RJ"Hernandez, No Party Preference:Dem Brian Maienschein, Yes Party Preference:Rep 78th State Assembly Barbara Decker, �= Yes Party Preference:Rep 79th State Assembly Shirley N.Weber, Yes Party Preference:Dem George R.Williams, No Party Preference AIP 80th State Assembly Lorena Gonzalez, Yes Party Preference:Dem N SD 292-019 UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 49th District DARRELLISSA Member, U.S. House of Representatives As Chairman of the House Oversight & Government Reform Committee, I am committed to restoring accountability and transparency to our federal government. I have led investigations targeting waste,fraud and abuse in government and corrupt practices in corporate America. I wrote legislation to reduce the size of the federal workforce, remove Washington regulation that hurts our ability to create jobs, preserve the essential services of the Post Office and protect the privacy of our electronic communications. Our investigations exposed how the IRS wrongfully targeted the American people; what really happened the night a terrorist attack killed American personnel in Benghazi, Libya;and brought to light the fatal mismanagement of the federal law enforcement operation known as "Fast and Furious" that allowed thousands of illegally purchased weapons to cross our borders into the hands of violent Mexican drug cartels. Each day people in our community express frustration with a government that is increasingly unresponsive and at the same time, more intrusive in our lives. Our government has grown unwieldy and it often fails to carry out its most basic functions. We deserve an efficient, effective government that preserves our freedoms and empowers us to succeed. These principles guide my decisions. Our policies should support the growth of jobs and small businesses,not government-which I seek to make better, not bigger. It is my honor to serve you in Congress and I appreciate your vote. For more information, please visit my website www.Darrelllssa.com or call my office at(760)598-3535. UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 49th District DAVE PEISER Local Business Owner STATE ASSEMBLY 76th District ROCKY CHAVEZ State Assembly Member I am running for re-election because I care about continuing to improve our schools, protecting the average taxpayer,and keeping promises to our veterans. Our children deserve a quality education that provides them with the tools and skill sets that they will need for success in the 215' century. Every child deserves a safe school with world class teachers. I will continue my fight to make certain that more dollars are spent in the classroom and not on overhead. Before I wat elected I promised to protect Proposition 13 and never vote for a tax increase. I am proud to say that I have kept that promise. The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association gave me an "A"grade when it comes to protecting taxpayers. I have also taken the lead in opposing"job killer" legislation that drives jobs out of California. We need to create a positive business environment that is capable of creating long term job growth. As a retired Marine Colonel I understand how our region has benefited by the presence of our military and its veterans. During my first term in the State Assembly I introduced legislation that streamlined the benefit application process'for'veterans and another that made going to college more affordable. I am proud that the Veterans of Foreign Wars named me their"Legislator of the Year". If you honor me again with your vote I will continue to work to improve our schools, honor our veterans,and protect taxpayers. www.electrockychavez.com STATE ASSEMBLY 76th District Age: 53 THOMAS KROUSE Age: 46 Investment Manager/Entrepreneur/Election Reform Advocate We deserve a Congressional representative who listens to our concerns. We cannot continue to support those who put partisanship before what is best for our Country. We need a government that works for everyone,not just a privileged few. America need not be a country of haves and have-nots. Instead,we must elect those who believe that every American deserves the opportunity to thrive. A District resident for 25 years, I have an MBA, national and international business experience and a successful local business. I have traveled the tough road and put in the great effort required for a small business to prosper. I have seen how effective government policies can have a positive impact on jobs and the economy. However,'we must elect representatives who are serious about creating jobs for people other than themselves. As your Congressman, I will work to strengthen our nation and to staunchly protect individual's rights. I will safeguard Social Security, not hand it over to Wall Street. I will strengthen Medicare, not"voucherize" it. I will honor our veterans and military with deeds, not just words. I will work collaboratively for every individual's benefit and provide leadership that assures a better future for all. I will spend time in the 49°i District. I will get to know you, your neighborhoods, your businesses and your concerns-then work toward solutions. I will represent the values of the people in our communities. I will be grateful to obtain your vote. Visit PeiserForCongress.com to learn more. Believe it or not, they aren't actually "crazy" in Sacramento, it's worse than that - they are swimming in special-interest millions, and the money will keep flowing as long as we send legislators who give their lobbyists special access and all we get is lip service. Send me to Sacramento. I will fight to: End pay-to-play government and lawmaking by special interest money; Re-establish the common sense republic that is accountable to citizens not lobbyists; Fight for jobs with free market opportunity,and end anticompetitive Sacramento cronyism; Enforce accountability on bureaucrats who fail to do their jobs;and, I Connect veterans to the services they earned,and punish criminality like secret waitlists. I want to stand up for citizens in the style of progressive republican Teddy Roosevelt, bring back the"Square Deal,"and unleash free enterprise in California again. For 25 years, I've worked in the real world of finance, entrepreneurship, and education. But, I didn't get an MBA just to make a killing on Wall Street. I've been a Carlsbad homeowner for 16 I years. I have served our community as a board member of the North County Humane Society/SPCA,the Mayfield Community Clinic,and Californians for Electoral Reform. As long as we send the same retread insiders back to Sacramento to cozy up to the fats cats,we will continue to get more failure,worse schools,less economic opportunity,and more taxes. Let's start to change it all today. Send me to Sacramento. www.KrouseForAssembly.com Twitter:@KrouseForAD76 CS-0149-1 N SD 292-020 CS-0376-1 N SD 292-021 COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Judge of the Superior Court -Office No. 25 KEN GOSSELIN Attorney/Business Owner "Ken is Law Enforcement's Choice."Deputy Sheriff's Association of San Diego County "Ken is the most experienced candidate in his race."Congressman Darrell Issa "I have endorsed(Ken)proudly:"San Diego County Supervisor Dave Roberts "Ken's trial experience far exceeds that of any other candidate."Judge Larry Stirling(Ret) Experience: I am licensed to practice law before the United States Supreme Court. For nearly a decade I have been a Judge "pro tem" in thousands of court trials assigned by the San Diego Superior Court, all as an unpaid judicial volunteer. I listen respectfully to the facts of each case and I make fair common-sense decisions based on the plain meaning of the law and the Constitution. Endorsements: State and County Police Officer Associations,San Diego Association of.Realtors, San Diego County Farm Bureau,Senator Joel Anderson, Supervisor Diane Jacob,Assemblyman Brian Jones, Assemblywoman Diane Harkey, and many Christian (Catholic), Asian, Hispanic, Jewish,and Chaldean community leaders. Affiliations: San Diego Law Enforcement Associations, California Small Business Association, San Diego County Taxpayers Association, Lions,Club, Filipino-American Chamber of Commerce, and the American Israeli Public Affairs Committee. Proudest Accomplishment: My years as a single-parent raising my special needs infant son. Vote for Ken Gosselin,experience without politics. www.KenGosselin.com. COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Judge of the Superior Court -Office No. 25 BRAD A. WEINREB Deputy Attorney General MIRACOSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing Board Member—Trustee Area 2 RICK CASSAR Age: 55 College Professor/Trustee Rick Cassar has a successful 29 year track record as a community college professor. Having served in three different California.Community Colleges as a Professor, Counselor, Academic Senator, Department Chair and representative on the District Budget Committee and District Governance Council, Rick is knowledgeable in all aspects of college governance. His primary mission as an educator has always been,and will continue to be,student success. Rick Cassar's educational credentials are impeccable: Masters Degree, San Diego State University; Bachelors Degree, University of Michigan; additional graduate studies, University of California,San Diego. Rick serves on the budget committee of the San Diego Community College District, Rick has the financial expertise to ensure our tax dollars are spent wisely! As an educator, Rick has dedicated more than half his life to ensure that young adults develop the tools necessary for success in college and in life. His former students,many of whom began as single.parents on welfare, high school non-completers, and first generation college students, have progressed to successful careers in education and business. A 19 year resident of the Miracosta Community College District, Rick is endorsed by the American Federation of Teachers.Police Officers;Firefighters,and Nurses! Vote Rick Cassar-A Vote for our California's Future! MIRACOSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing Board Member—Trustee Area 2 Age: 47 DRAN REESE Retired Businesswoman "Brad keeps violent criminals and child predators off the streets. Just as important,Brad's fair- minded with the character and integrity expected from Judges." -Sheriff Bill Gore A prosecutor in San Diego for nearly 25 years and recognized as a California"Top 100 Attorney," by the Los Angeles Daily Journal,and one of San Diego's Top Ten Criminal Lawyers by the Daily Transcript, Brad. Weinreb has handled over 350 cases including murder, rape, and child molestation. He fought to uphold the death penalty for the kidnapping and murder.of 5-year-old Samantha Runnion,the right for children to have"comfort"dogs when testifying, and is Attorney General Kamala Harris's expert on human trafficking, crime victims' rights, "Jessica's Law," and sex offender registration. Endorsed by Sheriff Bill Gore, City Attorney Jan Goldsmith, UT San Diego, La Prensa, Voice& Viewpoint, San Diego Deputy District Attorneys Association,and Crime Victims United. Brad is the only candidate rated "Qualified" by the County Bar Association and is endorsed by over 100 Judges. A graduate of USD Law School,Brad is a former business owner and the father of two teenagers. He's active in the community, serving on the boards of numerous non-profits including helping shelter pets get adopted and the Richard Dreyfuss Initiative,teaching children Civics. Experience. Public Safety. Integrity. http://www.Brad4judge.com Dran Reese: Businesswoman. An inventor, familiar with operations/budgets/marketing and administration.Received a four-year scholarship in Business/Marketing. Retired business owner. Dran Reese:Trainer/Consultant. RSF Community Emergency Response Trained. Preparedness expert. Dran Reese: Nonprofit Volunteer. Nationwide trainer. Speaker. Mentor. Platform Promotes Real-Life Education: To maintain a welcoming, friendly environment where students of all ages,and diverse backgrounds,can gain an affordable and superior education that continues to translate easily into the four-year university system. Endorsements: Senator Joel Anderson / Assemblyman Brian Jones / Assemblyperson Marie Waldon / Grossmont Union High School District Board Member Priscilla Schreiber / Woody Woodrum,President Eagle Forum/Lynette Williams,Retired Teacher-MA in Education Please Vote For Dran Reese: Proven Skills For Miracosta Community College Board of Trustees -Seat 2 The Best Choice For Our College-Bound Students! Questions?www.VoteForDranReese.com/858-759-0918 CS-CW01-1 N SD 292-022 CS-11M2-1 N SD 292-023 SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member SIMEON GREENSTEIN Retired Educator As a forty-year resident of the San Dieguito Union High School District, I am dedicated to sustaining the vibrancy and excellence of our high achieving schools. I spent many years of my professional career as a school administrator in state and nationally honored schools, including serving as principal of Torrey Pines High School and as the founding principal of La Costa Canyon High School. During the past 38 years, I also served as a classroom teacher-and district office administrator. These invaluable experiences provided me a broad range of insights and skills applicable to 215'century schools. Our community generously passed Proposition AA in 2012, demonstrating commitment to the future of the district and its students. Our extended community deserves,and I am committed to, the best implementation of the district upgrades and only the most prudent expenditures. My wife Barbara and I are the grateful parents of three adult children, all graduates of district schools(LCC and CCA). I have aspired to practice reason, wisdom, and good faith in all endeavors. These values have remained constant for the past four decades, as has my respect and affection for students.This dedication remains resolute. www.greensteinonboard.com SAN.DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member BARBARA SWITZER GROTH Governing Board Member, San Dieguito Union High School District Businesswoman/Parent During my time on the San Dieguito Union High School District school board, all of our schools have earned state and/or national recognition for academic excellence. I remain committed to continuously work to improve how we teach and support every student. With parents, teachers, and community, I will work to ensure we maintain our outstanding record of academic achievement. Through conservative management, the district weathered the recent recession, keeping budget cuts away from classrooms and instructional programs. Our district is running leaner and more efficiently than ever and has been successful in recruiting and retaining highly-qualified teachers so essential to student success. I will ensure that San Dieguito provides the classrooms,and programs necessary for an education that prepares our students for career and educational opportunities 'beyond high school graduation. We have started a long-range building and modernization plan to prepare our schools to serve students for the next 30 years;a plan strategically implemented to make every dollar count. I take my responsibility to students and taxpayers seriously. As a parent and graduate of San Dieguito, I understand the district's strengths and challenges and am committed to providing our students and community the best public education possible. I ask for your support. www.SanDieguitoSchoolBoard2014.com CS-12FO-1 N SD 292-024 SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member AMY HERMAN Governing Board Member, San Dieguito Union High School District Businesswoman/Parent I am running for re-election because I believe I can continue to provide the leadership necessary to ensure the highest quality education for every student.By working collaboratively with our staff, parents,and fellow board members I promise to efficiently use resources to provide our students with innovative and relevant instruction in a safe,inspiring environment. I will work diligently to make our outstanding schools even better. I am committed to meeting the needs of all students through advocating for strong academic programs, career technical programs, advanced technology, and the arts. Preparing our students to be career end college ready will be my top priority. As a small business owner for the past 29 years, I have gained many valuable skills that I have used effectively as a board member including budget preparation, fiscal oversight, and human resource management. I have also completed the California School Board Association Masters in Governance certification. Being a lifelong advocate of public education and having served in PTA and school foundation leadership positions at every school my children attended, I pledge to continue to listen and act on the concerns of parents, students, teachers, and our larger community. I respectfully request your vote. www.SanDieguitoSchoolBoard20l4.com SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member STEVE MCDOWELL Businessman/Financial Analyst/Volunteer Our children deserve the same opportunities we had. That requires School Board members focused on the 4 Cs;Communication, Community, Classrooms and Cash. Steve will fight for our children. Steve has experience serving on a School Board and knows the importance of transparency. Steve listens to parents and community members and will explain decisions to the public to secure our trust and make better choices. Steve has said No to unwise expenditures and costly financing. San Dieguito,Union High School District Needs a Board that insists on a balanced budget. Deficit spending hurts future students,and bond proceeds must not be used for short term needs. Steve cares about how our tax.dollars are spent. Steve has worked over 30.years in corporate finance. Steve has been raised and educated in San Diego and is an active volunteer; serving over multiple years in Little League, Boy Scouts, City of Del Mar,PTA,and the Del Mar School District. Steve supports neighborhood schools and enrichment programs which help our students succeed. Steve is endorsed by elected officials, parents, taxpayers, school board members and teachers. He needs your vote to make a difference. www.stevemcdowell.com C8-12F0-2 N SD 292-025 1.SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member MAUREEN "MO" MUIR School Board member/Businesswoman As A Parent Mo is the only board member with a child attending the San Dieguito Union High School District. Mo has a personal interest in achieving educational excellence. Mo understands the importance of working with parents to promote the value of education for our children and finding ways to motivate them to their fullest potential. Mo knows quality schools are the foundation from which we build strong,safe communities,while preparing our students for the global workplace. As A School Board Member Mo was awarded Educator Of The Year by the New Encinitas Business Network. During her tenure, the EUSD school district has been rated among the top in the County and State. Mo graduated from the University of San Diego and has a Masters in Governance. AS.A Taxpayer Mo is a strong proven watchdog and consistently held the line on wasteful spending.She was the only one voting No on the superintendent's raise, to contain expenses and No to other unnecessary spending. As A Community Volunteer Mo was appointed to the UCSD Lifesharing Board and by the County Board of Supervisors to First Five, whose goal is to strengthen relationships essential for healthy development of young children. Many current and former teachers,board members,parents and community leaders endorse Mo. momu ir4schoolboard.com SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member JOHN SALAZAR Businessman/Governing Board Member I am running for re-election to improve our oversight of the district's governance and complete a backlog of unfinished business. While San Dieguito School District is one of the premier school districts in the state, we must continue to push for a Superior Quality of Education. Every one of our students should have the tools to be successful,regardless of the career path they choose. While school finances have improved, the school district is still running a deficit while spending millions of dollars on construction financed by school bond debt.As a successful businessman, I have the experience to identify wasteful, improper and unnecessary spending while initiating cost cutting measures. I support transparency.You as a taxpayer should know where and how every dollar is spent. I support neighborhood schools. Our kids, should be able to go to school in their own neighborhood and should not be forced to attend a school across town. I am supported by Teachers,School Board Members,Taxpayers,and Parents. I am proud to live in our district and if re-elected will continue to fight on your behalf to make our schools the best anywhere. I ask for your vote on November 4th. SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member RIMGA VISKANTA Age: 40 Parent Fresh Perspective: I can bring the perspective of a parent whose children are just on the verge of beginning their middle and high school years. My background demonstrates my concern for governmental efficiency and sound fiscal management.As a parent of three children (12, 10, 5) attending local schools, I value an education that fits in a global context; that prepares our students to master the high-tech tools of the future; and includes green initiatives that improve student health and preserve resources. Experience: I have a Master's in Public Administration from USC, with an emphasis in public sector accounting and financial management. My BA from UVA is in Environmental Sciences. I have worked for KPMG Consulting as a management analyst to improve government operations on military bases.I have worked for the City of Manhattan Beach and,most recently,at the City of Solana Beach where I worked in the Finance and other departments. I currently serve on the Encinitas Union School District Proposition P Bond Citizens' Oversight Committee and have served on the Ocean Knoll School Site Council. I also manage the accounting operations for a family real estate investment and management business. CS-12FO-3 N SD 292-026 ! CS-12FO-4 N SD 292-027 CITY OF ENCINITAS Mayor MUNAWER (MIKE) L. BAWANY Age: 65 Engineer My wife and I have been Encinitas residents for 28 years. Over the years, our family has grown here and has enjoyed all the wonderful things the city has to offer. As a middle-class parent,I have had my share of challenges. I know how hard it is to earn a living and raise a family. Quality education, a clean environment, safe neighborhoods and the establishment and maintenance of parks and other facilities to enjoy this beautiful city have always been my priorities. I am running for Mayor because of my commitment to Encinitas and my desire to preserve the things that make it a wonderful place. Over the years, Encinitas has grown rapidly. Growth is certainly part of the natural progress of any healthy city. But I believe it must be sustainable, if not managed properly, it can adversely impact and even cause irreversible damage to our quality of life. As Mayor, my goal will be to enhance quality of life through carefully planned and managed growth.Through my leadership, I will also curb waste, promote fiscal responsibility and ensure that the city's resources are spent wisely so that our taxpayers can get the most for their hard-earned money. CITY OF ENCINITAS Mayor SHEILA S. CAMERON Writer/Former Mayor Why did you choose to live in Encinitas? Because of its small laid-back beach town spirit and community character and promise of the quality of life that we all want and love? If you elect me as your Mayor, my goal will be to preserve these qualities that are the soul of Encinitas. I will bring my experience, honesty, wisdom and knowledge to our City Government. I helped Incorporate our Communities into a City and remain an activist working on many issues and campaigns. I always represent citizens over outside developers, exploiting our zoning and increasing traffic and pollution. I have a public and positive record of accomplishments as former Mayor and Council Member working on many issues: Leucadia Blvd; Indian Head Canyon Open Space; Cottonwood Creek Park; Encinitas Library; Proposition A to give citizens the vote to change zoning and intensification of use. Issues of focus now: State Density Bonus Law exploiting our City zoning; Widening of the 1-5 Freeway; Roundabouts on 101; Pacific View development; Rossini Canyon preservation; increasing public safety;street and road repairs throughout the City. I will protect your wallets and your rights through experience and leadership. Please vote for Sheila Cameron for Mayor. CITY OF ENCINITAS Mayor KRISTIN GASPAR Mayor/Businesswoman/CFO As your current Mayor,lifelong resident of Encinitas,and owner of a 20-year old local business, I am raising my family in Encinitas and dedicated to protecting our quality of life.As elected Mayor, I will continue to: Support Citizens'Priorities:I voted"Yes"on upgrading Moonlight Beach,completing the Encinitas Community Park,enhancing fire service,and measures to protect our environment. Practice Fiscal Discipline: As CFO of Gaspar Physical Therapy, I have the financial experience necessary to manage the City's finances. I voted "Yes"to balance budgets, while providing the highest quality service. I recently voted"No"on the purchase of a property at a price the City simply could not afford,and then on a budget underfunding key City services -- roads, library, community center, and fire safety. Fiscal discipline means the Council should adhere to spending limits and not burden citizens with higher taxes. Defend Quality of Life: Planning for our future must reflect the vision of residents and protect what makes Encinitas special.As a Councilmember, I successfully initiated defeat of the high-density housing development plan for the City. For Qualified, Experienced, Respected, and Consistent Leadership - Vote Kristin Gaspar for Mayor. www.KristinGasparForMayor.com CITY OF ENCINITAS Mayor TONY KRANZ Age: 54 Deputy Mayor, City of Encinitas Encinitas needs a mayor who protects our small town community character and quality of life.As your Deputy Mayor, with deep roots in our community, I've worked to solve problems with vision and results. As a community volunteer and 10-year veteran in the Army National Guard, I understand how to get results; first by listening to neighborhood concerns, then turning your priorities into action. But this campaign isn't about me: It's about all of us. It's about setting the direction for a city we love. I've led Encinitas forward with real results: investing in public safety to keep neighborhoods safe; funding Moonlight Beach lifeguard tower; significantly increasing funding for road maintenance; protecting our beaches,urban forest and agriculture,environment;saving Pacific View school site from housing development for a future arts and cultural center; increasing biking and walking accessibility; spending our tax dollars wisely; maintaining $12 million city reserve; introducing eTownHall to increase transparency and citizen input. Proud to represent you on regional boards: North County Transit District; President,San Dieguito Water District;San Diego Association of Governments;Shoreline Preservation Working Group. There is much more work to do as your Mayor. Let's keep Encinitas moving forward working together! www.tonykranz.com CS-09V0-1 N SD 292-028 ! CS-09VO-2 N SD 292-029 CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council CATHERINE S. BLAKESPEAR Age: 38 Attorney-At-Law My family has lived in Encinitas for four generations. Because of this, I have a reverence for our city's traditions and a vision for its future. I co-founded my own law firm. I am the past president of a large business networking organization. I was a reporter for the L.A. Times and the Associated Press. My husband and I have two children in public elementary school. I have been an Encinitas Traffic&Public.Safety Commissioner for four years and am a member of two city sub-committees. For free, I am currently representing a woman to protect a small family farm that's been in Encinitas since the 1950s. I do more than point out problems. I use my skills,energy and legal knowledge to propose practical solutions.I want to protect the individuality of our five communities so we don't become choked by traffic and unrestrained development.On Council, I will do even more to ensure a financially successful city that slowly incorporates growth. I am committed to preserving historically important city assets, protecting small businesses through simplified regulations, enforcing fiscal responsibility, promoting urban agriculture, and listening to citizens. I respectfully request your vote for Encinitas City Council. www.blakesp,ear4encinitas.corn CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council JULIE GRABOI College Instructor,Consultant,Citizen Advocate I am running for Encinitas City Council to represent the interests of our residents and to protect our treasured Community Character and Quality of Life. I worked with many residents to pass Prop A. Because we were successful, any changes to Zoning, Density or Building Height must now be approved by a vote of the people, not the City Council. Density Bonus projects are intruding into our existing neighborhoods and must be stopped. I worked with my neighbors to successfully fight Desert Rose and have helped to persuade the city council to change our ordinances so.they are less impactful to those already living here. I will work as your City Councilmember to limit these projects. More out-of-scale developments that do not relate to adjacent neighborhoods are being approved each year and this cannot continue. I pledge to follow our Community Plan under Prop A to stop inappropriate development. I pledge to always make the concerns of Encinitas residents my first priority, not those of out-of- town developers or special interests. I will also strengthen our City's commitment to purchase more open space. I ask for your support so that I can support you. Vote for Julie Graboi CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council ALAN (LERCH) LERCHBACKER Age: 62 Businessman/Educator/President Naval Academy Alumni I was the 60`h person hired for Austal USA and their first CEO. I grew the company to over 1200 men and women and today we are 4700 employees.We built and delivered the USS Coronado (LCS 4),one of 16 more LCS's we will build for our country. I am a business owner,an educator, teaching at the University of San Diego in their Master's of Global Leadership. I am a Rotary member of Club 33. 1 am your neighbor. I surf almost daily and I understand and want to maintain our cities great heritage and unity,while helping us continuously improve, especially in the.areas of how we all work together. I am the President of the Naval Academy Alumni Association for San Diego. I proudly served in our Navy for 26 years, leading men and women in over 40 countries. I have been in two wars and I understand the commitment our young men and women in our Armed Services continue to make for us here in San Diego. I am a Disabled Veteran, who was proud to have served our country and now want to serve our city, Encinitas. CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council BRYAN MCKELDIN ZIEGLER Age: 35 Senior Deputy County Counsel I was raised in North County and am strongly committed to protecting and enhancing the special quality of life we enjoy in Encinitas.We must focus on providing basic City services in a fiscally responsible manner with balanced budgets and sound financial management. Lately,the City Council majority has focused more and more on wasteful projects, burdening the citizens with more and more debt. New leadership is needed to re-focus on what really matters— parks, beaches, roads, police and fire safety, and living within our means. I will bring discipline and leadership to make this happen. My experience serving as a Senior Deputy County Counsel and a Reserve Deputy Sheriff has provided me with skills to work effectively within government, understanding what it takes to get things done in an environment that requires collaboration, leadership and vision to accomplish important goals. As a husband and father of four children, I believe we have an obligation to preserve our quality of life by protecting the environment. While serving as a Special Deputy District Attorney, I prosecuted serious environmental and land-use violators, preserving the environment and recovering millions in taxpayer dollars. I'd be honored to receive your vote. ZieglerForCounci I.com CS-09VO-3 N SO 292-030 j CS-09VO-4 N SD 292-031 CITY OF ENCINITAS (This measure will appear on the ballot in the following form.) MEASURE F Shall the ordinance amending the Encinitas Municipal Code to authorize and regulate medical marijuana dispensaries in the City of Encinitas be adopted? This measure requires approval by a simple majority(over 50%)of the voters CITY ATTORNEY IMPARTIAL ANALYSIS OF MEASURE F The Encinitas Municipal Code (Municipal Code) prohibits medical marijuana dispensaries (dispensaries) in Encinitas. The measure, placed on the ballot by a petition signed by the requisite number of voters, would amend the Municipal Code to repeal that prohibition and authorize dispensaries to locate(without size restrictions)in non-residential zones appropriate for commercial, manufacturing, industrial or retail sales uses, including health care uses. The measure would prohibit dispensaries from locating within 1,000 feet of another dispensary and within a 600 foot radius of schools or playgrounds. The measure would require that City officials issue an operating permit and business registration to any dispensary applicant that: (1) demonstrates compliance with location requirements, (2) presents a plan for compliance with operational requirements (see below) and (3) has no directors which have been convicted of a serious felony(defined pursuant to California Penal Code Section 1197.2(c))in the past 7 years. The measure would prohibit law enforcement officials from arresting, prosecuting, or seizing marijuana from, qualified patients, caregivers and dispensary personnel who comply with the terms of the measure and applicable state law. The measure would impose the following operational requirements on dispensaries: (1)licensed security personnel on site during operating hours, (2) security cameras and alarms, (3) safety lighting, (4) secured marijuana storage, (5) restricted operating hours (between 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.), (6) prohibits consumption or dispensing of alcoholic beverages on site, (7) prohibits marijuana from being visible from the exterior of any dispensary, (8) products containing marijuana must be identified by label, (9)prohibits providing marijuana to any minor(18 or under) excepting a qualified minor patient accompanied by a parent or guardian, and (10) prohibits on- site evaluations for medical marijuana use. The measure imposes a two-and-one-half(2.5) percent sales tax on every transaction involving medical marijuana in the City, which would be reduced to one (1) percent if a statewide tax is imposed on such transactions. Any such taxes collected would be deposited in the City's general fund to be used for general governmental purposes. A legal question exists as to whether the measure's taxation provisions,which propose a unique City tax on medical marijuana exceeding the uniform sales tax rate imposed by California law, would require the Board of Equalization to cease collecting all sales tax in Encinitas. Additionally, legal questions exist as to whether California and/or federal law authorizes the operation of dispensaries in the manner authorized by the measure including: (1) because marijuana is illegal under federal law,whether the City would be in violation of state and/or federal law by issuing dispensary operating permits as required pursuant to the measure; (2)whether City employees who issue permits as required pursuant to the measure might be prosecuted by the federal government for violating federal criminal law;and(3)whether the measure improperly attempts to amend state criminal law by altering the ability of state law enforcement officials to arrest and prosecute individuals for state law violations. ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF MEASURE F MEASURE F, REGULATION OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA COMPASSIONATE USE DISPENSARIES, will allow safe, regulated access to medical marijuana for qualified patients in the City of Encinitas by allowing medical marijuana dispensaries,operating in full compliance with California State law. In 1996, the majority of voters in California and in the City of Encinitas voted for the Compassionate Use Act,which allowed patient access to medical marijuana. In 2010,the voters of Encinitas again chose to defeat the black market and reaffirmed their desire for regulation and oversight of marijuana, by voting overwhelmingly in favor of MEASURE 19. Despite the clear will of the public,there is still no safe access to medical marijuana In the City of Encinitas. Research from UC San Diego has shown medical marijuana to be an effective treatment for the effects of cancer radiation therapy, debilitating arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and other pain conditions affecting the large senior population in our City. Today, Encinitas patients are forced to use less effective and more costly pharmaceuticals to manage their pain or to turn to black market dealers for their medicine. MEASURE F ensures the safety of patients and the community by including security requirements including alarm systems,security cameras,lighting standards, and restricting hours of operation. MEASURE F ensure that medical marijuana dispensaries are located in appropriate areas. It prohibits medical marijuana dispensaries in residential zones and areas where children congregate. MEASURE F requires a large buffer between dispensaries to allow patient access, while avoiding a concentration of dispensaries in Encinitas. MEASURE F includes cost recovery fees to ensure that the safe access to qualified patients does not become a financial burden on the city. Join us in supporting patients and caregivers in Encinitas!Vote"Yes"on MEASURE F BETH HERMAN Nurse,Healthcare Educator Encinitas Resident ANN STEVENSON Encinitas Resident Working Mother,Chronic Back Pain Patient JAMES SCHMACHTEMBERGER Measure F Proponent,Patient& Encinitas Resident DAVID STEEL CEO BOB E.BLAKE,M.D. Physician,Encinitas Resident PR-09VO-1 N SD 292-032 PR-09VO-2 N SD 292-033 REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF MEASURE F Encinitas residents, youth advocates, parents, public health and safety experts refute Measure F proponents misleading arguments: California law does NOT allow for marijuana storefronts. Measure F is wrong, access to marijuana is just a computer click or phone call away. Check 'weedmaps'on your computer for a list of businesses providing daily doorstep delivery, great for fragile patients, keeping the commercialization of marijuana storefronts from our shopping centers. Measure F neglects to mention that State Proposition 19 to legalize marijuana was defeated in 2012. In 2014,none of the four pro marijuana legalization measures made it onto the ballot due to lack of,signatures supporting these questionable measures. Californians know what marijuana storefronts really are all about; they don't want them. California Supreme Court says Counties and Cities can ban marijuana storefronts,and 85%of the Counties and Cities have. Measure F was brought forward by well-paid signature gatherers and an association of marijuana storefront owners,not patients. Measure F falls extremely short of protecting Encinitas and its youth. Measure F would allow marijuana storefronts 600 feet away from areas where children play or go to school, and 1000 feet away from each other, creating a marijuana storefront district. Security equipment is necessary since marijuana storefronts are a magnet for illicit drug users and robberies. Measure F does not include cost recovery fees as the proponents claim, nor allow the city to enforce a tax. Measure F diminishes our community charm. Join Encinitas residents,Vote NO. DEBBIE HUDDLESTON Resident—Cancer Survivor EMILY R.ANDRADE Resident,Encinitas Union School District,School Boardmember RICHARD P.BURRUSS MD,FACEP Emergency Medicine Physician MIKE DOWNING Resident—V.P.Sales COLLEEN VENERI,FNP-C Resident-Local Community College Nurse Practioner ARGUMENT AGAINST MEASURE F Do not be misled: The pot shop measure is not about compassionate use of marijuana for seriously ill patients. State law already allows for the closed network exchange of marijuana between a patient and a caregiver who has "...consistently assumed responsibility for the housing, health and safety of the patient"(Attorney General Guidelines) It does not allow for the retail sale of marijuana from a storefront. This initiative would allow up to seven pot shops in Encinitas,making Encinitas the pot destination for North County; all nine neighboring cities have banned them because of the negative consequences they have experienced: This includes Del Mar and Solana Beach who voted against pot shop measures in 2012. We have watched San Diego try to unsuccessfully regulate pot shops and know that it is a lawless business. San Diego data indicates census tracts with marijuana storefronts have twice as many property and violent crimes as census tracts without them. Marijuana storefronts have been crime magnets because they have ready cash and an easy product to steal. In addition, research indicates that marijuana is being diverted from these shops to our teens. In the San Dieguito region, teen use of marijuana has been increasing for the last five years, interfering with academic success and motivation. Adolescent treatment'counselors indicate that teens name marijuana 75% of the time as the reason they are coming to alcohol and drug treatment programs. City attorneys'impact analyses state that the measure's proposed 2.5%additional sales tax can't happen because it violates state tax law. Furthermore Encinitas will incur substantial costs,from public safety to court expenses,trying to regulate pot shops. Vote NO. Pot shops are unnecessary, pose known regulation problems, provide easy access to youth and will erode Encinitas reputation and quality of life. NANCY LOGAN FRED FRUMIN Resident Pediatrician/Resident DENNIS COOK SCOTT CHIPMAN Resident,President Herman Cook San Diegans for Volkswagen Safe Neighborhoods JOHN REDMAN Executive Director CADFY Californians for Drug Free Youth PR-09V0-3 N SD 292-034 § PR-09VO-4 N SD 292-035 REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENT AGAINST MEASURE F Medical marijuana dispensaries have been repeatedly proven legal through the California courts and the State legislature. For this reason, numerous municipalities around the state, including San Diego City and Los Angeles,regulate medial marijuana dispensaries. However,there are no local regulations of dispensaries in Encinitas-limiting access for patients, and limiting the City's ability to provide oversight, and collect revenue from dispensaries. Since medical marijuana dispensaries exist, under California State law, we believe it is smarter to provide strict zoning and public safety regulations, to ensure that dispensaries are a medical benefit for our citizens and a financial win for our community. By regulating the distribution of medical marijuana,we have the ability to reduce youth access,as there will be less opportunity for black market suppliers in our city. In San Diego City, medical marijuana dispensaries have displaced much of the black market sales, and over the last five years, marijuana use among high school students has dropped and the crime rate has also substantially decreased. Regulating medical marijuana dispensaries will help our city budget. Currently, Encinitas collects no revenue from dispensaries, since they are not regulated by the city. Under Measure F, fees will cover all costs associated with dispensary oversight. Sales tax revenue will go the City's general fund for the benefit of our community. Vote Yes on Measure F to enhance the reputation of Encinitas, as a pragmatic,compassionate; community that believes in regulation and oversight. Learn more at http://www.RegulateEncinitas.org. LEO E.LAURENCE J.D. Former Deputy Sheriff TERRIE BEST Chair,San Diego Americans for Safe Access MICHAEL E.CINDRICH,ESQ. Former Prosecutor ALEX KREIT Law Professor and Former Head of the City of San Diego Medical Marijuana Task Force DAVID STEEL Local CEO and Encinitas Resident Compassionate Use Dispensary Regulation and Taxation ORDINANCE WHEREAS the California voters approved Proposition 215 in 1996 to ensure that seriously ill Californians have the right to obtain and use cannabis for medical purposes and to encourage elected officials to implement a plan for the safe and affordable distribution of medicine;and WHEREAS the California State Legislature adopted Senate Bill 420, the Medical Marijuana Program Act, in 2003 to help clarify and further implement Proposition 215 in part by authorizing patients and primary caregivers to associate within the State of California in order to collectively or cooperatively cultivate cannabis for medical purposes;and WHEREAS California courts upheld the legality of compassionate use dispensaries under state law, including in People v. Hochandel, 176 Cal.AppAth 997, and People v. Urziceanu, 132 Cal.AppAth 747; WHEREAS California courts have ruled that federal law does not preempt municipalities from regulating compassionate use dispensaries under California and local law, including in Qualified Patients Association v. City of Anaheim, 187 Cal.AppAth 997, County of San Diego v.San Diego NORML, 165 Cal.AppAth 798,and THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Encinitas does hereby enact the following: TITLE These provisions of the Municipal Code shall be known as the Compassionate Use Dispensary Regulation and Taxation Ordinance. PURPOSE AND INTENT It is the purpose and intent of the Compassionate Use Dispensary Restriction and Taxation Ordinance to ensure safe access to medical cannabis in the City of Encinitas for qualified patients and their primary caregivers in compliance with California's Compassionate Use Act of 1996 and Medical Marijuana Program Act of 2003 through regulated compassionate use dispensaries in the City of Encinitas. Extensive medical research, including research conducted at the University of California San Diego, has shown that medical cannabis helps to alleviate the pain and suffering caused by diseases and ailments including cancer, multiple sclerosis,'chronic pain,arthritis, and HIV/AIDS wasting syndrome. To reduce pain and suffering, the citizens of Encinitas desire that qualified patients who have received a recommendation for the use of medical cannabis from a licensed physician-shall have safe access to the medical cannabis that gives them relief through regulated compassionate use dispensaries. These compassionate use dispensaries shall be operated by collectives, cooperatives, or associations of qualified patients and primary caregivers, who cultivate, exchange, and distribute medical cannabis in a closed circuit in compliance with California law. By regulating compassionate use dispensaries,the City of Encinitas will ensure safe access while protecting public safety. This Ordinance will prevent the proliferation-of dispensaries, ensure dispensaries are safe distances from residences and areas where children gather, and require dispensaries to obey strict operational standards. Also, this Ordinance will improve the local economy by creating jobs and generating tax revenue for the City of Encinitas. PR-09VO-5 N SD 292-036 PR-09VO-6 N SD 292-037 ORDINANCE (continued) DEFINITIONS The following phrases, when used in this Chapter, shall be construed as defined in California Health and Safety Code Sections 11362.5 and 11362.7: "Person with an identification card;" "Identification card;" "Primary caregiver,"and "Qualified patient." The following phrases,when used in this Chapter,shall be construed as defined below: "Cannabis."All parts of the plant Cannabis Sativa L.,whether growing or not;the seeds thereof; the resin extracted from any part of the plant;and every compound,manufacture,salt,derivative, mixture,or preparation of the plant,its seeds or resin. It does not include the mature stalks of the plant, fiber produced from the stalks, oil or cake made from the seeds of the plant, any other compound, manufacture,salt, derivative, mixture, or preparation of the mature stalks(except the resin extracted therefrom),fiber, oil,or cake,or the sterilized seed of the plant which is incapable of germination. "Compassionate Use Dispensary"or"CUD."means ten(10)or more, qualified patients, persons with identification cards who associate, as an incorporated or unincorporated association, within the City of Encinitas, in order to collectively or cooperatively provide medical cannabis from a licensed or permitted location pursuant to this Chapter for use exclusively by their registered members, in accordance with California Health and Safety Code Sections 11362.5 and 11362.7., et seq. "Marijuana."For the purposes of this Ordinance,marijuana shall mean the same as cannabis,as defined above. "Playground."Any park or recreational area specifically designed to be used by children that has play equipment installed, or any similar facility located on public or private school grounds,or on city,county,or state park grounds,that is open to the public,as defined in California Health and Safety Code Section 104495,subdivision(a)(1). "School." Shall be as as defined in California Health and Safety Code Section 11362.768, subdivision(h). OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS (1) Security Personnel Required. Compassionate use dispensaries must have at least one security guard on duty during operating hours who possesses a valid guard card from the California Department of Consumer Affairs. Members of a collective that operates a Compassionate Use Dispensary who possess a valid guard card from the California Department of Consumer Affairs may serve as security guards. (2) Security Cameras. For security purposes,the premises of compassionate use dispensaries shall be monitored at all times by a closed circuit video recording system. The camera and recording system must be of adequate quality, color rendition, and resolution to allow the ready identification of any individual committing a crime on the premises. Recordings must be kept for at least thirty calendar days. (3) Alarm System. The premises of compassionate use dispensaries shall have centrally- monitored alarm systems. ORDINANCE (continued) (4)Lighting to Ensure Safety. Interior building lighting,exterior building lighting,and parking area lighting, if applicable, of compassionate use dispensaries must be in compliance with applicable regulations, and must be of sufficient foot-candles and color rendition so as to allow the ready identification at a distance of no less than twenty feet from any individual committing a crime on premises. f (5) Secured Storage of Medical Cannabis. Medical cannabis shall be stored in compassionate use dispensaries with at least four walls and a roof,or stored in a vault or safe,or other secured storage structure. If the safe or vault weighs less than 450 pounds, it must be bolted to the floor• or structure of compassionate use dispensaries. i (6) Hours of Operation. Compassionate use dispensaries may operate within the hours of 8.00 AM to 10:00 PM. j (7) Exterior Signs. Signs displayed on the exterior of the premises of compassionate use dispensaries shall conform to existing regulations. (8) Interior Signs. A sign shall be posted'in a conspicuous location inside compassionate use dispensaries, stating as follows: "The diversion of marijuana for•non-medical purposes is a violation of State law. The use of marijuana may impair a person's ability to drive a motor vehicle or operate heavy machinery. Loitering at the location of a medical marijuana dispensing collective for an illegal purpose is prohibited by California Penal Code Section 647(h)." i (9)No Alcoholic Beverages. No compassionate use dispensaries shall cause or permit the sale I or dispensing of alcoholic beverages for consumption on or off the premises. (10) No Cannabis Visible from Exterior of Compassionate Use Dispensaries. No cultivation of cannabis, dried cannabis, or dried cannabis products may be visible by the naked eye from the exterior of compassionate use dispensaries. (11) Packaging of Foods Containing Medical Cannabis. Any beverage or edible produced, provided,or distributed at compassionate use dispensaries containing medical cannabis shall be so identified as part of the packaging with a prominent and clearly legible warning advising that 1 the product contains medical cannabis and that is it to be consumed only by those with a physician's recommendation. (12) Operation in Compliance with California and Local Law Required. Compassionate use dispensaries must comply with state laws regarding medical cannabis,and they must ensure that only qualified patients and designated primary caregivers who are members of the collective that operates the compassionate use dispensary receive medical cannabis from the compassionate use dispensary. (13) Restrictions on Dispensing to Qualified Patients Under Eighteen Years of Age. Compassionate use dispensaries may not dispense medical cannabis to anyone under the age of eighteen unless he or she is a qualified patient and is accompanied by a parent or legal guardian in accordance with state law. The parent or legal guardian shall sign a statement of fact that they are the parent or legal guardian of the minor, and produce legal proof of parental or guardian status,such as a birth certificate or court order. (14)No Evaluations for the Use of Medical Cannabis Allowed on Premises. Compassionate use dispensaries may not allow any licensed medical doctor or doctor of osteopathic medicine to provide medical cannabis evaluations within the physical premises of the compassionate use dispensary. PR-09V0-7 N SD 292-038 A PR-09VO-8 N SD 292-039 ORDINANCE (continued) (15) No Consumption of Medical Cannabis Allowed on Premises. Compassionate use dispensaries may not allow any consumption of medical cannabis within the physical premises of compassionate use dispensaries. (16)Background Checks Required for Directors. Compassionate use dispensaries must obtain a background check through the California Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General, for all directors,to verify that no director has been convicted in the past seven years of a serious felony,as defined in California Penal Code section 1192.7,subdivision(c). (17)Community Relations Liaison Required. Compassionate use dispensaries shall designate a community relations liaison who shall be at least eighteen (18) years of age. The individual(s) designated as the community relations liaison shall provide his or her name to the Planning Department to receive all complaints and be given by the director(s) of the compassionate use dispensary the responsibility and duty to address and immediately resolve all violations taking place on the premises. The name and a telephone number for the community relations liaison for a compassionate use dispensary shall also be made available to the public to address community complaints and questions. LIMITATIONS ON THE PERMITTED LOCATIONS OF COMPASSIONATE USE DISPENSARIES The location at which a compassionate use dispensary distributes medical cannabis must meet the following requirements: (1) Appropriate Zones. The location must be in a Non-Residential Zone appropriate for Commercial, Manufacturing, Industrial,or Retail Sales uses,including health care use; (2) Distance Restrictions for Compassionate Use Dispensaries from Schools. Compassionate use dispensaries may not operate within a 600-foot radius from an accredited kindergarten through twelfth-grade school, as measured in Health and Safety Code section 11362.768, subdivision(c). If a kindergarten through twelfth-grade school begins operating within a 600-foot radius as measured in Health and Safety Code section 11362.768,subdivision(c),of a compassionate use dispensary after the compassionate use dispensary has been entered into the City of Encinitas Business Registry, the compassionate use`dispensary shall remain a lawful use of land under local law and shall remain eligible to receive renewal of all applicable permits, including its business registration. (3) Distance Restrictions for Compassionate Use Dispensaries from Playgrounds. Compassionate use dispensaries may not operate within 600 feet, measured in a path along public thoroughfares,from the perimeter of the suite or unit of a compassionate use dispensary to the boundary of a playground. The boundary of a playground shall be defined by the edge of the material surrounding the playground,such as a fence,concrete,or wood,or it shall be defined by the end of the groundcover for the playground,such as grass,sand,or gravel. If a playground begins operating within 600 feet, measured in a path along public thoroughfares,, from the perimeter of the suite or unit of a compassionate use dispensary to the boundary of a playground, after the compassionate use dispensary has been entered into the City of Encinitas Business Registry, the compassionate use dispensary shall remain a lawful use of land under local law and shall remain eligible to receive renewal of all applicable permits, including its business registration. ORDINANCE (continued) (4) Distance Required Between Compassionate Use Dispensaries. Compassionate use dispensaries may not operate.within 1000 feet of each other,as measured in a path along public thoroughfares from the perimeter of the suite or unit of the compassionate use dispensaries. COMPASSIONATE USE DISPENSARIES SHALL BE REGULATED BY THE CITY OF ENCINITAS' PLANNING DEPARTMENT (1) Requirements to Receive a Compassionate Use Dispensary Permit. All Compassionate Use Dispensarie.5.must seek and receive a Compassionate Use Dispensary Permit from the Planning Department of the City of Encinitas. The requirements for receiving this permit are as follows:- A. The intended proposed physical location of the compassionate use dispensary complies with the provisions of this Ordinance; B. The applicant has demonstrated_ a plan to comply with all of the operational requirements set forth in this Ordinance;and, C. No director of the dispensary-applicant collective has been convicted of a serious felony, as defined in California Penal Code section 1192.7, subdivision (c), in the past seven years. If all of these requirements are met, the Planning Department of the City of Encinitas must issue the Compassionate Use Dispensary Permit. (2) City of Encinitas Planning Department Shall Develop the Compassionate Use Dispensary Permit Application Process Promptly After this Ordinance Goes into Effect. The Planning Department shall formally develop and put into effect the permit application process set forth in this Section of this Ordinance within sixty(60)working days after when this Ordinance goes into effect. (3)City of Encinitas Planning Department Shall Grant or Deny All Applications for Registry Within Fifteen Days of Submission. The City of Encinitas Planning Department shalt process and grant or deny all applications for compassionate use dispensary permits within fifteen(15)working days of when applications are submitted. If the Planning Department determines within that fifteen working days that the permit application is incomplete,the Planning Department shall immediately notify in writing the permit applicant of such fact and the reasons therefore, including any additional information necessary to render the application complete. Such writing shall be deposited in the U.S. mail, postage prepaid, immediately upon determination that the application is incomplete. The applicant shall be permitted sixty (60) working days from when the writing informing the applicant that the application is incomplete is deposited in the U.S. mail to amend the application or submit supplemental information. Within fifteen(15)working days following the receipt of an amended application or supplemental information, the Planning Department shall again determine whether the application is complete in accordance with the provisions set forth above. Evaluation and notification shall occur as provided herein until such time as the application is found to be complete. COMPASSIONATE USE DISPENARIES SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO REGISTER AS A BUSINESS WITH THE CITY OF ENCINITAS After receiving a Compassionate Use Dispensary Permit from the Planning Department of the City of Encinitas, compassionate use dispensaries shall be eligible to apply for and receive business registration with the City of Encinitas. PR-09VO-9 N SD 292-040 PR-09VO-10 N SD 292-047 ORDINANCE (continued) FEES CHARGED BY THE CITY OF ENCINITAS SHALL BE FOR COST RECOVERY ONLY All fees charged to implement this Ordinance by the City of Encinitas shall be for cost recovery only. ADDITIONAL SALES TAX IMPOSED TO BENEFIT THE GENERAL FUND j OF THE CITY OF ENCINITAS (1) Two and One-Half Percent Sales Tax Imposed on Every Transaction of Medical Cannabis. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, and in addition to the usual state and local sales tax imposed on every retail transaction in the City of Encinitas, for transactions at compassionate use dispensaries involving medical cannabis, an additional tax of two and one- half percent (2.5%) shall be imposed, so long as the State of California does not impose any sales or excise tax on every retail transaction involving medical cannabis beyond the 'standard sales tax for all retail transactions. (2) Reduction if Statewide Sales or Excise Tax Imposed on Transactions Involving Medical Cannabis. If the State of California imposes a sales or excise tax on every retail transaction involving medical.cannabis in addition to the usual state and local sales tax imposed on every retail transaction in the City of Encinitas,before this Ordinance goes into effect,simultaneous with when this Ordinance goes into effect, or after this Ordinance goes into effect, the additional tax imposed by this Ordinance on every retail transaction involving medical cannabis shall be reduced to one percent(1.0%). (3) Allocation to .General Fund. All revenues collected pursuant to this Ordinance shall be deposited in the General Fund of the City and be used for general governmental purposes as the City Council may from time to time provide in accordance with the Charter of the City of Encinitas and the City Council's Annual Appropriation Ordinance. COMPASSIONATE_ USE DISPENSARIES, QUALIFIED_PATIENTS, AND PRIMARY CAREGIVERS THAT COMPLY WITH STATE AND LOCAL LAW SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO ARREST OR PROSECUTION Qualified patients, primary caregivers, and dispensary directors, officers, managers, employees, agents, and volunteers who comply with California's medical marijuana laws and the laws of the City of Encinitas including this Ordinance are not in violation of any local or state law. Thus,they shall not be subject to arrest or prosecution if they come into contact with law enforcement. Further, law enforcement shall not seize any dried cannabis or cannabis plants in their possession. 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Contact your local action team by calling the phone numbers listed on the map. TO LEARN MORE,VISIT LIVEWELLSD.ORG 05-14 North County Regions 760.967.4633 North Central 619.668.3990 Central 619.338.25-_ South 619.338.2528 This page would have been blank due to printing layouts. The Registrar of Voters has used this space to provide additional information. East 619.668.3990 N SD 292-045 This page would have been blank due to printing layouts. The Registrar of Voters has used this space to provide additional information. Procedure to"Clean Up"The Voter Rolls To keep the roster of registered voters as accurate as possible and reduce election costs, the San Diego County Registrar of Voters will be using a procedure known as"Alternate Residency Confirmation"that permits removal from the active voter roll the names of those registered voters who have NOT voted in any election or updated their registration in the preceding four(4) years. Following the November 4, 2014 General Election, registered voters who have not voted or updated their registrations during the last four(4)years will be mailed a postcard notice to confirm their residency. The pre-addressed return postage-paid card must be returned to the Registrar of Voters by the registered voter should he or she wish to remain on the active voter roll. If the card is not returned within 15 days, or is returned by the postal service as undeliverable, the voter's registration will be moved to the inactive voter roll. Registrants on the inactive voter roll are not sent election materials- saving taxpayer dollars-and may be required to show proof of current residency in order to vote in future elections. This notice is a legal prerequisite to using the"Alternate Residency Confirmation" procedure(California Elections Code Section 2224(c)). 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