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Voting Machine Sample Ballot General Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014 County of Bucks, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Township of Bedminster East I NSTR UCTIONS REVIEW Y OUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT T O EACH OF Y OUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN V OTE BUTTON BELOW T O CAST Y OUR BALLOT Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm 1 DIRECTIONS FOR V OTING ON THE V OTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARY REMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed. The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates. (You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupy separate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates in your own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons are locked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary if there is a referendum on the ballot.) 1. Enter Voting Booth Enter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind you to provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officials before you enter. 2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A red indicator light for that candidate will turn on. 3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator light and choose another candidate. 4. Voting on a Question At the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if you are in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next to your selection. 5. Selecting a Write-In To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. First locate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top of the machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paper roll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write- in window is used for all offices. 6. Casting Your Ballot After you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lower right corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will be recorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you are finished. I DO NOT W ANT T O V OTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE NO V OTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES Y OU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL V OTES OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES GOVERNOR (Vote for One) [ Tom Corbett Allegheny County F 2A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Vote for One) [ Jim Cawley Bucks County F 5A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 8th Congressional District (Vote for One) [ Michael G. Fitzpatrick Bucks County F 10A SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 10th Senatorial District (Vote for One) [ Chuck McIlhinney Doylestown Township F 12A REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 143rd Legislative District (Vote for One) [ Marguerite Quinn Doylestown Township F 13A REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE (Vote for not more than Fifteen) Seven Male, Seven Female and One of Either Gender [ Jay T. Russell (M) Northampton Township F 16A Tom Panzer (M) Warminster Township F 17A Raymond Skip Goodnoe (M) Doylestown Borough F 18A Paul I. Clymer (M) West Rockhill Township F 19A Maryann Barnes (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F 20A Karin Iungermann (F) Hilltown Township F 21A Jimmy Clendennen (M) Newtown Township F 22A Meghan Schroeder (F) Buckingham Township F 23A Joseph J. Volk (M) Warwick Township F 24A Judith Guise (F) Quakertown Borough F 25A Frederick Gudknecht (M) Northampton Township F 26A Daniel B. Snyder (M) Warrington Township F 27A George Komelasky (M) Northampton Township F 28A Linda Mannherz (F) Wrightstown Township F 29A David Breidinger (M) Northampton Township F 30A Mary Ann Groninger (F) Bensalem Township F 31A George Dranginis (M) Middletown Township F 32A Jennifer Yori (F) Lower Southampton Township F 33A REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN (Vote for One) [ REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN (Vote for One) [ OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES GOVERNOR (Vote for One) [ Tom Wolf York County F 1B Robert M. McCord Montgomery County F 2B Katie McGinty Chester County F 3B Allyson Y. Schwartz Montgomery County F 4B LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Vote for One) [ Mike Stack Philadelphia County F 5B Mark Critz Cambria County F 6B Mark Smith Bradford County F 7B Brandon P. Neuman Washington County F 8B Brad Koplinski Dauphin County F 9B REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 8th Congressional District (Vote for One) [ Kevin Strouse Bucks County F 10B Shaughnessy Naughton Bucks County F 11B SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 10th Senatorial District (Vote for One) [ Steve Cickay Newtown Township F 12B REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 143rd Legislative District (Vote for One) [ DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE (Vote for not more than Eleven) The five (5) females and the five (5) males with the highest number of votes will be elected, and the person with the next highest number of votes shall also be elected. [ Bill Ritter (M) Plumstead Township F 16B Gail Humphrey (F) Falls Township F 17B Brad Kirsch (M) Warminster Township F 18B Robin Rosenthal (F) Buckingham Township F 19B Harris Martin (M) Bensalem Township F 20B Pamela S. Janvey (F) Bensalem Township F 21B Stephanie B. Fineman (F) Buckingham Township F 22B Jordan B. Yeager (M) Doylestown Township F 23B Ray Regan (M) Warminster Township F 24B Mary Whitesell (F) Springfield Township F 25B William R. Brosius (M) Sellersville Borough F 26B DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON (Vote for not more than Two) [ Genevra Allen F 27B

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  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bedminster East

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    1

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY10th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Chuck

    McIlhinneyDoylestown Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY143rd Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    MargueriteQuinn

    Doylestown TownshipF13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY10th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Steve

    CickayNewtown Township F12B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY143rd Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [GenevraAllen F27B

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bedminster West

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    2

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY10th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Chuck

    McIlhinneyDoylestown Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY143rd Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    MargueriteQuinn

    Doylestown TownshipF13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [Sean M.Gresh F34A

    REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN(Vote for One) [

    Glenda S.Wismer F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY10th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Steve

    CickayNewtown Township F12B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY143rd Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower East 1

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    3

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [Gregory J.

    Leon F34AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [Heather

    Nicholas F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [Harris

    Martin F27BJohn

    Daily F28B

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower East 2

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    4

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [Matthew J.Grodsky F34A

    REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN(Vote for One) [

    JaynaMontalvo F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower East 3

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    5

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [Paul

    Domanico F34AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [Carmela

    Gabrieli F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower East 4

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    6

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [Joan

    Lefkowitz F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [Sharon J.Derr F27B

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower East 5

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    7

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [Ed

    Kisselback, Jr. F34AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [ElizabethCerasi F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [BhaskerPatel F27B

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower East 6

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    8

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [Mike

    Gallagher F34AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [MaryAnnAlldred F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower East 7

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    9

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [Kevin P.

    Hughes F34AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [Jean M.

    Hughes F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower East 8

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    10

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [George

    Flocco F34AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [BarbaraBarnes F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower Middle 1

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    11

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [Michael

    Gallagher F34AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [Lisa

    Diasio F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [RobertHeller F27B

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower Middle 2

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    12

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [StevePape F34A

    REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN(Vote for One) [

    JoanneFields F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [Joseph M.Kraher F27B

    RichardCostello F28B

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower Middle 3

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    13

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J.Volk

    (M) Warwick Township F24AJudithGuise

    (F) Quakertown Borough F25AFrederick

    Gudknecht(M) Northampton Township F26A

    Daniel B.Snyder

    (M) Warrington Township F27AGeorge

    Komelasky(M) Northampton Township F28A

    LindaMannherz

    (F) Wrightstown Township F29ADavid

    Breidinger(M) Northampton Township F30A

    Mary AnnGroninger

    (F) Bensalem Township F31AGeorge

    Dranginis(M) Middletown Township F32A

    JenniferYori

    (F) Lower Southampton Township F33AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMAN

    (Vote for One) [John W.

    Mathieu F34AREPUBLICAN COMMITTEEWOMAN

    (Vote for One) [FranRad F36A

    OFFICES DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomWolf

    York County F 1BRobert M.McCord

    Montgomery County F 2BKatie

    McGintyChester County F 3B

    Allyson Y.Schwartz

    Montgomery County F 4B

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    MikeStack

    Philadelphia County F 5BMarkCritz

    Cambria County F 6BMark

    SmithBradford County F 7B

    Brandon P.Neuman

    Washington County F 8BBrad

    KoplinskiDauphin County F 9B

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    KevinStrouseBucks County F10B

    ShaughnessyNaughton

    Bucks County F11BSENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [KimberlyRose

    Northampton Township F12BREPRESENTATIVE

    IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Eleven)The five (5) females and the five

    (5) males with the highest number ofvotes will be elected, and the person

    with the next highest number ofvotes shall also be elected.

    [

    BillRitter

    (M) Plumstead Township F16BGail

    Humphrey(F) Falls Township F17B

    BradKirsch

    (M) Warminster Township F18BRobin

    Rosenthal(F) Buckingham Township F19B

    HarrisMartin

    (M) Bensalem Township F20BPamela S.Janvey

    (F) Bensalem Township F21BStephanie B.Fineman

    (F) Buckingham Township F22BJordan B.Yeager

    (M) Doylestown Township F23BRay

    Regan(M) Warminster Township F24B

    MaryWhitesell

    (F) Springfield Township F25BWilliam R.Brosius

    (M) Sellersville Borough F26BDEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEPERSON

    (Vote for not more than Two) [

  • Voting Machine Sample BallotGeneral Primary, Tuesday, May 20th, 2014County of Bucks, Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaTownship of Bensalem Lower Middle 4

    INSTRUCTIONSREVIEW YOUR SELECTIONS AND MAKE SURE THE RED LIGHT IS ON NEXT TO EACH OF

    YOUR CANDIDATE CHOICES BEFORE PRESSING THE GREEN VOTE BUTTON BELOW TO CAST YOUR BALLOT

    Polling Place open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm

    14

    DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE AT A GENERAL PRIMARYREMEMBER that no votes are registered until the Green VOTE Button is pressed.The machine will not allow you to vote for more than the proper number of candidates.(You will note on this instruction ballot that the Republican party and the Democratic party each occupyseparate sections on the voting machine. At a primary, you are permitted to vote only for the candidates inyour own party - therefore do not attempt to vote for candidates in any other party, because the buttons arelocked against operation. Persons not registered Republican or Democratic may only vote in a primary ifthere is a referendum on the ballot.)

    1. Enter Voting BoothEnter the voting booth by parting and walking through the curtain. The curtain will fall closed behind youto provide privacy. If you use a wheelchair, the voting machine will be lowered by the election officialsbefore you enter.

    2. Selecting Candidates Individually You may vote for individual candidates by pressing the numbered box within that candidate’s box. A redindicator light for that candidate will turn on.

    3. Changing a Selected Candidate To change a selected individual candidate, press the numbered box again to turn off the red indicator lightand choose another candidate.

    4. Voting on a QuestionAt the top of the ballot there may be Questions. Make your selection by pressing either the YES box if youare in favor of the question or the NO box if you are opposed. A red indicator light will turn on next toyour selection.

    5. Selecting a Write-InTo vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, you may write that person in as a candidate. Firstlocate the appropriate office box and select Write-In. Then press the large red blinking light at the top ofthe machine to open the Write-In Window, and write or stamp your candidate’s name on the exposed paperroll. Then pull the black shutter down over the name you have written to close the window. A single write-in window is used for all offices.

    6. Casting Your BallotAfter you have made all the candidate selections you want, press the large green VOTE button at the lowerright corner of the ballot. When you press the green VOTE button all of your candidate selections will berecorded, all lights in the voting machine will go out and you will hear a low bell-tone indicating you arefinished.

    I DO NOT WANT TO VOTE ON ANY OFFICE, CANDIDATE OR ISSUE

    NO VOTE O A RED BLINKING LIGHT IN THE OFFICE COLUMN INDICATES YOU MAY CAST ADDITIONAL VOTES

    OFFICES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

    GOVERNOR(Vote for One) [

    TomCorbett

    Allegheny County F 2A

    LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR(Vote for One)

    [

    JimCawleyBucks County F 5A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

    8th Congressional District(Vote for One) [

    Michael G.Fitzpatrick

    Bucks County F10ASENATOR IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY6th Senatorial District

    (Vote for One) [Robert TommyTomlinsonBensalem Township F12A

    REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY18th Legislative District

    (Vote for One) [

    GeneDiGirolamoBensalem Township

    F13A

    REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE(Vote for not more than Fifteen)

    Seven Male, Seven Femaleand One of Either Gender

    [

    Jay T.Russell

    (M) Northampton Township F16ATom

    Panzer(M) Warminster Township F17A

    Raymond SkipGoodnoe

    (M) Doylestown Borough F18APaul I.

    Clymer(M) West Rockhill Township F19A

    MaryannBarnes

    (F) Langhorne Manor Borough F20AKarin

    Iungermann(F) Hilltown Township F21A

    JimmyClendennen

    (M) Newtown Township F22AMeghan

    Schroeder(F) Buckingham Township F23A

    Joseph J


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