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Republican
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Working
Families
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State Supreme Court Justice
6th Judicial District
(14 Year Term)
(Vote for up to three, even if in the same column)
Democratic
Molly
Fitzgerald
1
Republican
Elizabeth
Aherne
1
Republican
Patrick J.
O'Sullivan
2
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4
County
Legislator
District 11 (4 Year Term)
(Vote for one)
Democratic
Shawna M.
Black
4
Working Families
Shawna M.
Black
4
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Town Councilperson
(4 Year Term)
(Vote for up to three)
Democratic
Rich
DePaolo
5
Democratic
Margaret
Johnson
6
Democratic
Rob
Rosen
7
Working Families
Margaret
Johnson
6
Working Families
Rob
Rosen
7
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Town
Justice
(4 Year Term)
(Vote for one)
Democratic
Jim
Salk
8
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Official Absentee / Affidavit / Emergency Ballot
for the General Election - November 2, 2021
County of Tompkins Ballot ID: 2018
Instructions
1. Mark the oval above the name of your choice.
2. To vote for a candidate whose name is not printed on the ballot, print the name clearly in the
box labeled "Write-In", staying within the box.
3. Any mark or writing outside the spaces provided for voting may void the entire ballot.
4. To vote on a question or proposal, mark the oval below your choice.
5. You have a right to a replacement ballot. If you make a mistake or want to change your vote, call
the County Board of Elections at (607) 274-5522 for instructions on how to obtain a new ballot.
6. The number of choices is listed for each contest.
7. Do not mark the ballot for more candidates than allowed. If you do, your vote in that contest will
not count.
8. To be counted, absentee ballots returned by mail must be postmarked by the day of the
election and be received by the County Board of Elections no later than 7 days after election day.
9. After marking the ballot, fold such ballot and enclose it in the envelope bearing the
voter's statement, and seal the envelope.
10. Fill in properly the blanks in the statement and sign your name.
11. Enclose the sealed envelope bearing the statement in the envelope addressed to
the County Board of Elections and mail promptly.
Town of Ithaca
E.D.(s): 4,5,6,11
Remember to vote
both sides
2018
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Proposal one, an amendment
Amending the Apportionment and Redistricting Process
This proposed constitutional amendment would freeze the
number of state senators at 63, amend the process for the
counting of the state's population, delete certain provisions
that violate the United States Constitution, repeal and amend
certain requirements for the appointment of the co-executive
directors of the redistricting commission and amend the
manner of drawing district lines for congressional and state
legislative offices. Shall the proposed amendment be
approved?
Yes No
Proposal two, an amendment
Right to Clean Air, Clean Water,
and a Healthful Environment
The proposed amendment to
Article 1 of the New York
Constitution would establish the
right of each person to clean air
and water and a healthful
environment. Shall the proposed
amendment be approved?
Yes No
Proposal three, an amendment
Eliminating Ten-Day-Advance Voter
Registration Requirement
The proposed amendment would delete the
current requirement in Article 2,§ 5 that a
citizen be registered to vote at least ten days
before an election and would allow the
Legislature to enact laws permitting a citizen
to register to vote less than ten days before
the election. Shall the proposed amendment
be approved?
Yes No
Proposal four, an amendment
Authorizing No-Excuse Absentee Ballot
Voting
The proposed amendment would delete
from the current provision on absentee
ballots the requirement that an absentee
voter must be unable to appear at the
polls by reason of absence from the
county or illness or physical disability.
Shall the proposed amendment be
approved?
Yes No
Proposal five, an amendment
Increasing the Jurisdiction of the New York
City Civil Court
The proposed amendment would increase the
New York City Civil Court's jurisdiction by
allowing it to hear and decide claims for up to
$50,000 instead of the current jurisdictional
limit of $25,000. Shall the proposed
amendment be approved?
Yes No
Official Absentee / Affidavit / Emergency Ballot
for the General Election - November 2, 2021
County of Tompkins Ballot ID: 2018
Stephen M. DeWitt, Democratic Commissioner
Tamara M. Scott, Interim Republican Commissioner
See instructions on the other side Town of Ithaca
E.D.(s): 4,5,6,11
Remember to vote both sides
2018
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