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PAGE 6 OCTOBER 1992 How to Vote on the Voting Machine Swing the Handle of the Curtain Lever (overhead) from the Left over to the Right as far as it will go, and LEAVE IT THERE. (This will close tKe curtain around you and unlock the machine for voting.) Then go to the next column, and turn down a pointer over the name of your candidate, and leave it there. Continue in this way until you have turned down a pointer for every office on the ballot. To vote for a person whose name does not appear on the ballot. First, you will find a set of slides at top of face of machine, each one numbered to correspond with the title of office. Second, see that all pointers in the column you wish to use are in the unvoting position, then push up the slide and write the name in the space disclosed by lifting the slide. REMEMBER that each candidate must be-voted for individually; you must turn down a pointer separately for each office. At the left end of the ballot, in Column 1, you will find the names of all the candidates for that office, and OVER each section you will see a little Aa n0 votes ar e registered until the Curtain Lever is moved to open the pointer. TURN DOWN the POINTER OVER THE NAME OF THE CANDIDATES Curtain, you can make aa many changes in your ballot as you wish while THAT YOU WISH TO VOTE FOR THAT OFFICE the Curtain Lever is at the Right. from this position Fred M. WAKNEK to this position AND LEAVE IT THERE The machine is BO arranged that, for offices to which only one candidate will be elected, you can turn down only one pointer. Therefor you need have no fear of spoiling your ballot by turning down too many pointers as the machine will prevent you from turning more than the proper number. Each candidate's voting Pointer is ABOVE his name—not below it. After you have arranged your ballot as you wish it, leave the pointer as you have placed it (down in its voting position), and move the Red Handle of the Curtain Lever to the l,eft as far as it will go, and leave it there. This will register your vote; it will also return the Pointer to its unvoting position and open the curtain. BE SURE TO REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING IN VOTING AT THIS ELECTION; 1 That you must LEAVE the Red Handle of the Curtain Lever at the extreme Right until you have entirely finished arranging your ballot. 2 That you must turn down INDIVIDUALLY a pointer over the name of every candidate you wish to vote for. 3 That you must LEAVE the Pointers DOWN in their voting position; the opening of the Curtain will return them. 4 That no votes are registered until the Curtain Lever is moved by you to open the Curtain. You can therefore make as many changes in your ballot as you wish before you move the Curtain tavcr to open the Curtain. NOTE: On a new electric voting machine, when you are finished voting, push the red button on the left side of voting machine, this will register your vote and open the curtain. YES NO PROPOSAL NO. 1, A PROPOSITION JOBS FOR THE NEW, NEW YORK BOND ACT Shall chapter 649 ol the laws ol 1992 known as the jobs for the new, New York bond act. which promotes the creation or retention ol permanent private sector jobs, by authorizing the creation ol state debt to provide moneys for infrastructure projects in the amount of eight , Kindred million dollars ($800,000,000), be approved? Jefferson County For Electors of President and Vice-President VOTE ONCE United States Senator (Vole lor ONE) Supreme Court Justice 5TH DISTRICT IVole lor ONE) Representative In Congress 24TH DISTRICT (Vole lor ONE) State Senator 46TH DISTRICT (Vole lor ONE) Member of Assembly 1I4TH DISTRICT (Vole lor ONE) 1A Democratic Electors lor Bill Clinton Al Gore L. 4A f\ Democratic Robert Abrams r SA Democratic John L. Murad * 6A Democratic Margaret M. Ravenscroft lr 7A •4, Democratic John C. Klechle i 8A • Democratic Nancy A. Waters B IB Republican Electors lor George Bush Dan Quayle * 4B Republican Alfonse M. D'Amalo ^ SB ^Rr Republican James C. Tormey, III k 6B ^ Republican John M. McHugh * 7B Republican James W. Wright fc SB Republican H. Robert Nortz ^fc: 1C Conservative Electors tor George Bush Dan Quayle (J 4C y Conservative Alfonse M. D'Amato 0- 5C 7. Conservative John L. Murad ft 6C Y Conservative Morrison J. Hosley, Jr. I 7C Conservative Shirley Taber 0 1D Right to Lilt.' Electors lor George Bush Dan Quayle e 4D Right to Lite Alfonse M. D'Amato jn so (£^/Righ l loLile Morrison John Hosley, Jr. IE L inerat Electors tor Bill Clinton Al Gore L 4E \ Liberal Robert Abrams I 5 E j^ Liberal John L Murad I 6E H Liberal Stephen Burke 1 7E • Liberal John C. Klechle A 1F LiDenanan Electors for Andre Marrou Nancy Lord •» 4F Libenanan Norma Segal \ 1G No Party Electors lur Ross Perot James B. Stockdale 2G New Alliance Lenora B. Fulanl M. Elizabeth Munoz ®, 4G New Alliance Mohammad T. Mehdi 6G Voter Rights John M. McHugh H SWP 1H Socialist Workers Electors lor James MacWarren Estelle Debates SWP 4H Socialist Workers Ed Warren I Natural Law Electors lor John Hagelin Mike Tompkins