Prospect Vote 2000

Vote on the
Question

YES
1791*

NO
1193

1. Shall the Constitution

of the State be amended

to eliminate County Sheriffs?


YES 1581*	NO 1034

2. Shall the Town of Prospect approve the proposed

amendments to the Prospect Town Charter approved by the

Prospect Town Council on September 15, 2000, as published

in the Waterbury Republican-American on September 15,

2000, and as on file in the Prospect Town Clerk's office?

OFFICES->

1
Presidential
Electors for

2
United States
Senator

3
Representative
in Congress

4
State
Senator

5
State
Representative

6
Registrar
of Voters

REPUBLICAN

Bush

and

Cheney
2310*

Phil

Giordano
1394

Mark

Nielsen

1965

Michael J.

McDonald

1809

Gwenn

Talmadge

Fischer
1911

Kathleen

Vander Eyk
2059*

DEMOCRATIC

Gore

and

Lieberman
1985

Joe

Lieberman
2555*

James H.

Maloney
2029*

Joan V.

Hartley
2194*

Vickie

Orsini

Nardello
2258*

Katherine S.

Blinstrubas
1806*

CONCERNED
CITIZENS

Phillips

and

Frazier
21

William

Kozak, Jr

130

Joseph A.

Zdonczyk
107

GREEN

Nader

and

LaDuke
198

REFORM

Buchanan

and

Foster
17

LIBERTARIAN

Browne

and

Olivier
11

Widley J.

Moore


I.	PULL THE RED HANDLE OF THE CURTAIN LEVER TO THE RIGHT as far as it will go. This will close the curtain around you and unlock the machine for voting.

II.	VOTING
	A. CANDIDATES
	1. VOTING FOR CANDIDATES ON THE BALLOT.
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	2. WRITE-IN VOTING
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	B. QUESTIONS
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III.	LEAVE THE POINTERS DOWN over the names of the candidates for whom you wish to vote, and DOWN over the "YES" or "NO" of each question on which you wish to vote.

IV.	MOVE THE RED HANDLE OF THE CURTAIN LEVER TO THE LEFT as far as it will go, and leave it there.
	EXPLANATION
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