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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --Date Printed: 06/16/2009JTS Box Number:1FES 80Tab Number:92Document Title:Election ConnectionDocument Date:Summer 1999Document Country:United States -- FloridaDocument Language:English1FES 10:CE02116
G,t Out f6, V,I" Fllunt/,Nlln, Ine.Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections(j)c:-'::1':-.:.:""September 21,1999DIRECTORSHan. Pam IorioPresident - EleclHan. Donna BryantVice PresidentHan. Theresa LePoreSecrelaryHan. Doug WilkesTreasurerHan. Bill CowlesrT'1 C) -;.::; 'CHan. Dorothy W. RugglesPresident, FSASEn:::rv Dear Fellow Supervisor: . "'. :;,.,.;rvw 'F!U)Enclosed you will find a copy of the beautiful 2000 Election cal{hdarproducedby the FSASE. Congratulations to Marilyn Gerkin and her assistant Sandy Nailfor working on this project and producing a product that we can be proud of.These calendars are a great educational tool and can be distributed topollworkers, schools, political parties, polling sites, candidates and the public.At only .50 cents each, they are really a bargain.Committee ChairRonald A. LabaskyGeneral CounselCOMMITTEEHan. Melanie BoydBay CountyHon. Terry VaughanBradford CountyWhen the calendar project was proposed at the summer conference, it wasmet with overwhelming enthusiasm. But when the final opportunity came forcounties to place their orders, many counties cut their orders dramatically.Because of the commitment made to the printer, the full number of calendarswas printed, with the idea that the Association would find others to purchasethe remainder. Even so, each Supervisor is still going to receive 100 calendarsat no cost, and they will be distributed at the mid-winter conference in January.Hon. Fred GaleyBrevard CountyHon. Judy AndersonCharlotte CountyHon. Sussn GillCitrus CountyHan. Barbara Kirk.manClay CountyHan. Ronald TurnerDeSoto CountyIf your office has not paid for its calendar order, please do so now. If youroffice would still like to order calendars, please let Donna Bryant in OsceolaCounty know as soon as possible by calling her at (407) 343-3851. Make yourchecks payable to Get Out the Vote Foundation, Inc., 318 North MonroeStreet, Tallahassee FL 32301. Federal Tax 10 number 593592969.Again, thanks to all who made this project possible.Hon. Susan BryantGilchrist CountyHon. Kay ClemIndian River CountyHon. Dee BrownMarion CountyDonna BryantBill CowlesMarilyn GerkinHon. Gwen ChandlerOkeechobee CountyHon. Helen GienauPolk CountyHon. Penny HalyburtonSI. Johns CountyHan. Marilyn Gerk.inSarasota CountyHan. Deanie LoweVolusia County318 North Monroe Street - Tallahassee, Florida 32301 - (850) 222-3730 - FAX (850) 224-6422
FLAGLER COLLEGEIn March, 1999, David Kazmierski, a visiting instructor for the Graphics Design II class with Flagler College, invited Penny Halyburton, Supervisorof Elections for St. Johns County, to explain the FSASE Get Out The Vote Committee statewide poster contest to his students. Ms. Halyburtonexplained that tile committee was seeking election-related logos and slogans which would be easily recognized by state residents as a reminder to vote inthe 2000 elections. The plan was outlined for using the logos and slogans on billboards, bumper stickers and other election materials.The students expressed a great deal of interest in the project and were anxious to get started. The GOTV Committee reviewed all the posterssubmitted from tllroughout the state and made their final selection . thus this 2000 election calendar. As you look through the calendar, we llOpeyou will sense the pride and confidence in these young people and know that our future is in their very capable hands.Flagler College is a four (4) year liberaLarts:school.located in historical St. Augustine. The college is located in the former Hotel Ponce De Leonwhich has been described as a masterpiece. in Spanish renaissance architecture. Henry Flagler built the Ponce De Leon Hotel in the late 1880's. Theformer ballroom, now the college dining room, features murals by George Maynard, stained glass windows by Louis Comfort Tiffany and gold leaf inthe ceiling. Mr. Flagler is also credited with building the Florida East Coast RaJroad and The Breakers Hotel in West Palm Beach.The following students from the Graphic Design II class at Flagler College are responsible for the artwork in this calendar.Amanda Groves - "Florida Votes 2000"Rick d'Andrea - "It's your right . take Advantage vote in 2000."Jeremy wall - "Leave your Mark on the new millennium Vote"Tiffany Desson - "Vote 2000 Make your. Mark"Dana Lalonde - "Seize the Future Vote 2000"Andrew Buffington - "Just Vote"Kat Vellos - "let freedom ring. Vote"Chris Pace - "Check the Future 2000 Go Vote."Matthew Ellinger - "Vote 2000 Make it Your Millennium"Allison Korte - "It's your voice. It's your choice. Vote 2000"Kathryn Sutton - "2000 Elect to Vote"Nicholas Bonfiglio - "Check it Out Vote 2000""The journey into the future begins now!VOTE"The information in this calendar was compiled for the Get Out The Vote CommiUee of the Florida StateAssociation of Supervisors of Elections (FSASE), in conjunction with the students in the Graphics Design Cl ss atFlagler College, to better inform and make people more aware of the electoral process.I""1·,do something. '1,oDYEAR 2000 .t
Nicholas BonfiglioSUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONSSTATE OF FLORIDAALACHUA (352) 3H·5252PO Box 1496Gainesville, FL 32602-1496BAKER (904) 259·6339PO Box 505Macclenny, FL 32063·0505SAY (850) 784·6400Room 112 Bay County Courthouse300 Ei15t 4 tI. StreetPanama City, FL 3240 IBRADFORD (904) 966.6266PO Box 58St.,k, FL 32091·0058BREVARD (321) 264.6740FDBox 1119Titusville, FL 32781-1119BROWARD (954) 357.7050PO Box 02900 IFt. Laud.nIal" FL 33302·9001CALHOUN (850) 674·8568Room G-lD, Calhoun County Courthouse425 East Central AvenueBlountstown, FL 32424CHARLOlTE (941) 637·2232PO Box 511229IUnta Gonl., FL 33951.1229CITRUS (352) 637-9911120 North Apopka AvenueInverneu, FL 34450-4238CLAY (9(4) 284·6350PO Box 337Green Cove Springs, FL 32043-0337COLLIER (941) 774-8450Collier Government Center, Building B3301 Tamiami Trail EastNaples, FL 34112-4902COLUMBIA (9(4) 758·102615 East Orange StreetL.k City, FL 32055DeSOTO (863) 993-4871PO Box 89Arcadia, FL 34265-0089DIXIE (352) 498·t216PO Box 2057Cross City, FL 32628.2057DUVAL (904) 630-1410105 Ea t Monroe StreetJacksonville, FL 32202ESCAMBIA (850) 595-3900PO Box 12601F'cnsacola, FL 32574·2601FLAGLE (904) 437·7447PO Bolt 901Bunnell, FL 32110-0901FRANKLIN (850) 653·9520Suite 100, 33 Markt StreetApalachicola, FL 32320GADSDEN (850) 627·9910PO Box 186Quincy, FL 32353-0186GILCIIRIST (352)463.3194PI:) Box 306Trenton, FL 32693-0306GLADES (863) 946.0177PI:) Bolt 668Moore 1·laven, FL 33471-0668GULF (850) 229·6117Room 122, 1000 Cecil G. COltin, Sr. BIvJ.Ibrl St. )oo,FL 32456·1693HAMILTON (904) 792·1426Suite I, 313 Hatley Street, NEJasper, FL 32052HARDEE (863) 773·6061Suite 110,315 North 6tl. Avenuew.u.huk, FL 33873HENDRY (863) 675·5230PO Box 174LaB.II., FL 33935.0) 74HE NANIJO (352) 754·4125Room 463, 20 North Main StreetBrooksville, FL 3460 IIIIGHI \NDS (863) 386·6655PO Box 1568Sebring, FL 33871-1568HILLSBOROUGH (813) 272·5850601 East Kennedy Boulevard, I 6 lit. FloorTampa, PL 33602HOLMES (850) 547·110720] North Oklahoma StreetBonifay, FL 32425INDIAN RIVER (561) 567.8187Suite N·109, 1840 2Stl. Street\'ero Beach, FL 32960JACKSON (850) 482·9652,PO Box 6046Marianna, FL 32447-6046jEI'l'ERSON (850) 997·3348380 West Dogwood StreetMonticello, FL 32344l.AFAYElTE (904) 294.1261PO Box 76M.yu, FL 32066·0076I \KE(352) 343·9734PO Drawer 457Tavares, FL 32778-0457LEE (941) 339·6300PO Box 2545f-urt Mye , FL 33902-2545LEON (850) 488·1350Suite 301, 301 South Monroe StredTallahassee, PL 32301LEVY (352) 486·5163PO Box 880Bronson, FL 32621-0880L1HERH (850) 643·5226PO Box 597Bristol, FL 32321.0597 1ADISON (850) 973·6507Room 113, 112 East Pinckney StredMadison, FL 32340.2424,\IANATEI; (941) 741·3823PO Box 1000Bradenton, FL 34206-1000MARION (352) 620·3290PI:) Box 2890 .1., FL 34478.0289MARTIN (561) 288·5637PO Box 1257Stuart, FL 34995-1257MIAMI·DADE (305) 375·5553PO Box 01·2241Miami, FL 33101-2241MONROE (305) 292.3416Suite 101, 530 Whitehead StreetK.'Y West, FL 33040NASSAU (904) 321-573511 North I 4 lit. Street, Box IIFernandina Beach, FL 32034OKALOOSA (850) 651·7272Suite 404, 1804 Lewis Turner BoulevardFort Walton Beach, FL 32547-1285OKEECHOBEE (863) 763.4014307 NW 2.d Stn.'t. toh hob"." F L 34972ORANGE (407) 836·2070PO Box 562001O iando, FL 32856·2001OSCEOLA (407) 343·3900PO Box 420759Kissimmee, FL 34742·0759PALM BEACH (561) 355·2650Room 105, 301 North Olive Avenue. e s t Palm Bcach;FL 33401.4795PASCO (352) 521·4302Room 212,38053 live Oak AvenueDade City, FL 33523-3892PINEU \S (727) 464.3551Room 117, 315 Court StreetClearwater, FL 33756POLK (863) 534.7380PO Bolt 1460Bartow, FL 33831-1460PUTNAM (904) 329·0224ro Box 97711.ktk., FL 32178.0977ST. JOHNS (904) 823·2238Suite 101, 4455 Avenue AS1. Augustine, FL 32095ST. LUCIE (56)) 462.15002300 \ rginia AvenueFort Pierce, FL 34982SANTA ROSA (850) 983· 1900Suite F. 6495 Caroline Stn.'CtMilton, FL 32570.4592SARASOTA (941) 951·5300PO Box 4194Sarasota, FL 34230-4194SE,lINOLE (407) 665.7700PO Box 1479Sanford, FL 32772·1479SUMTI;R (352) 793·0230220 East McCollum Avcnu Bushnell, FL 33513SUWANNEE (904) 362.26) (,200 South Ohio AvenueLiv. O,k, FL 32060TAYLOR (850) 838·3515PO Box 1060Ibny, FL 32348·1060UNION (904) 496·2236Room 106, Union County Courthouse55 West Main StreetLabe Butler, FL 32054VOLUSIA (904) 736.5930136 North Florida AvenueD.Land, FL 32720.4208WAKULLA (850) 926.7575PO Box 305Crawfonlville, FL 32326.0305WALTON (850) 892·8) 12571 East Nelson AvenueDeFuniak Sprin s, FL 32433W'ASHINGTON (850) 638.6230Suite 103, 1293 Jackson AvenueChipley, FL 32428
Kathryn SuttonJANUARY 2000SUNMONTUESWEDTHURSSAT1FRYNew Ycar's Day"Tal"e a minute to vote -- for what took years to build"2345678131415AFirst date for allCandidates to obtainPetitions9101112Martin Lutiler King, Jr.Campaign Treasurer'sReport Due1617H;O'''k''A181920212526272822Martin Luther King, Jr.Birthday Observed23243031Notes: 129
ITS YOUR VOICE. In YOUR CHOlCtJ Allison KorteFEBRUARY 2000SUNMONWED2 Groundhog DayTUES1SAT3PRI4101112THURS5fd6879lincoln's Birtllday f?'1314Valentine's Day 151617181923242526Presidential PreferencePrimary Book ClosingDate2021President's Day22Washington's Birth{!ayIt.\.272829"Ballots are the rightful and peaceful successors of bullets . "President Abraham Lincoln, message to Congress, July 4, 1861Noles:
MAKE ITW@M MILLENNIUMMatthew EllingerMARCH 2000SUN·"For every5MONTUESWED1TI-IURS2FRI3SAT89101116174X on a ballot, tb.ere is a WHY."67As}, WednesdayLegislative session begins121413pre';J.n" 15Preference Primary 1920First Day of Spring2122232428293031 CI26Notes:27SI. Patrick's Day.-1825
I,CHECK THE F-- ---- , ,,. .,. . ,--,,", za- -11,1m!"""II I"""- I II',' I, ," I I IIII-. - IGO VOTE.Chris PaceAPRIL 2000SUNMONTUESWEDTHURSFRISAT1 u.s. Census Day"Nobody will ever ,leprive the American people of the rig],t to vote except t],e American people t],emselves""President Franklin D" Rooseve!t, October 5, 1944234567810111213141518192021Daylight Saving TimeBegins9Campai n Treasurer'sReport I ue162330Palm SundayEastert17 *24Good Friday22F::irst Day of Passover252726\lProfessional SecretariesDayf"Prior to Noon, last elate to submit petitions for alternative mctho{l candidates for Federal Office.Notes: 2829
letKat Veil osMAY 2000SUNMONTUES12THURSWED34FRI5SAT6Legislative Session En{ls8714Mother's Day2128 t129 **10 **111516171819202223242526272930"Noon.Memorial Day**"Noon13Armed Forces I).,y,31}"lcmonai Day Observeda"Elections are tbe way we find cbosen people.""Dates for candidates to qualify for Federal Office (including write-in candidates).Notes:
Andrew Buffington.,'.JUNE 03"Act as if the whole election depended on your single vote . "John Wesley, ';4. Word to a Freeholder, " 174845671112131418M" 192021Flag Day First Day of Summer D 2526 **2728UPrior to noon, last date to submit petitions for alternative method candidates for State, lvlulh-Coullty, County, District and Judicial Offices.Noles:
Seize the Future2000Dana LalondeJULY 2000SUNMONTUESWEDTHURSFRISAT1"If you want your vote to2register, be sure to register to vote."43Independence Day576Resignations duepursuant to Resignlo-Run910'NoonCampaign Treasurer's11 *12 *18 **19 **2526l3*8Law14'Noon1521"Noon22Report Due16172324"Noon**72829 National RepublicanParty Convcntion BeginsPhiladelphia3031*Dates for cillHliJalcs to qualify for Political Party State and County Executive Committees.**Dalcs (or cumli{lalcs to qualify for Slate, Multi-County, County, District and Judicial Offices(including write-in candidates),Notes:
Make your MarkTiffany DessonAUGUST 2000SUN"Voting isTUES1MONTHURS3WED2,Report DueJohnson. August 11, 1964764SAT5Campaign Treasurer'stllC first duty of democracy."PresiJent Lyndon B.FRIRrima 'Book atiolHli Party ConventionBeginsCampaign Treasurer's2021m222327282930Los AngelesReport Due24Midnight, last datefor opposed candidatesto accept contributionsfor First Primal)'ElectionNoles: 312526
:k?a eron the new millennium--. . .':-. tJeremy WallSEPTEMBER 2000SUNMONWEDTUESTHURS"Tl,e scales of democracy can be tipped by one vote . YOURS."FRI1SAT2Campaign Treasurer'sReport Due310411Labor Day5 First Primary 6789141516Election - . . .Second Primary ElectionBook Closing Date1213Campaign Treasurer'sReport Due1724Notes:1825192026272122First Day of Autumn23 Mi(inight, last datefor opposed candidatesto accept contributionsfor Second PrimaryEledion.2829Campaign Treasurer's30F;rsl Day ofRosh HasbanahReport Due"
---- ---- ::-Rick d'AndreaOCTOBER 2000SUN1THURS5FRI6SAT71112131418192021After qual;fying,Campaign Treasurer'sReport DueWEDTUES3 Second Primary 4MON2El" .89Columbus DayYom Kippur1615 Nalionnl Boss Dayft 23221a General ElectionBook Closing Date17termination report duefor unopposedcandidates24251262728,29Dayl;gl,t SavingTime EndsNoles:3031Halloweent."Voting is the key to democracy. Don't get locked out! VOTE."
Amanda GrovesNOVEMBER 2000SUNMONTUESWEDTHURS1 lidnight, last dale2567 Election Day 81213141920212627284Report Due9 "SATCampaign Treasurer'sfor opposed canciidatesto accept contributionsfor General Election"Shape the 21st Century.Vate ["FRI31011Veteran's Day ObservedVeteran's Day'WBallots151617182223 Thanksgiving Day 24253029Noles:
VOTERI RMATIONplease take a few minutes to read the following about voting in Florida. It sho;;'!d answer your questions about voter registration, election dates, and the availabilityof absentee ballots. If you would like any additional information, please call your Supervisor of Elections office. The addresses and telephone numbers are listedelsewhere in this calendar. We encourage you to participate in the process of deciding issues and electing our federal, state and local officials.ELECTION DATESA General Election is held in November of every even-numbered year.during September and October.Primary elections, which precede each November General Election, are normally scheduledAdditionally, a Presidential Preference Primary is scheduled in March of Presidential election years.Special elections may becalled at any time during the year.VOTER REGISTRATION BOOK-CLOSING DATESby the book-closing date, which is normallythday before each election. You maysubmiUing a Florida Voter Registration Application Form to your Supervisor of Elections.The forms are available at yourTo vote in an election, you must be registered in the county where you liveapply for voter registrationbythe 29Supervisor of Elections office, libraries, many post offices, banks and government offices.PARTY AFFILIATIONTo vote in a Democratic or Republican Primary Election, you must be registered in that parly.However, a recently-approved amendment to the FloridaConstitution states in part that if all candidates for an office have the same party affiliation and the winner will have no opposition in the General Election, allqualified voters, regardless of party affiliation, may vote in the primary election for that office. Party changes must be made by the end of the 29thday before theFirst Primary. Party changes requested after the books close for the First Primary do not become effective until after the Second Primary.RESIDENCE ADDRESSIf you move within a county after you have registered to yote, please notify your Supervisor of Elections in writing as soon as possible.If you move to anotherFlorida county and wish to be eligible to vote, you must register to vote in that county before the books close. Federal and State Laws require you to vote in yourprecinct of residence.VOTER REGISTRATION CHANGESCI,anges to your voter registration record must be submitted in writing and signed by you, the voter. You may send a letter or submit a completed Florida VoterRegistration Application Form to your Supervisor of Elections office.ABSENTEE BALLOTSCall your Supervisor of Elections office to ask about an absentee ballot as soon as you know that you will be unable to go to the polls on Election Day.Whenrequesting an absentee ballot, whether by phone or by letter, you must provide the last four digits of your Social Security Number, your name, residence address,date of birth, and voter identification number.Your request for an absentee ballot may be denied if you do not provide the required information.SpeCify theelection{s} for which you wish to receive an absentee ballot and provide a mailing address. Check with your elections office if you need more information.POLL WORKERSPoll Workers arc needed for every election. If you would like to become a Poll Worker, please call your Supervisor of Elections office.HELPFUL HINTS11( Make sure all information on your voter identification card is correct.1:( If you do not know the location of your polling place, call your Supervisor of Elections office for directions BEFORE Election Day.1:( Sign your voter identification card; take it and your Florida Driver's License {or another form of picture identification showing your signature} to the polls.1:( On Election Day the polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and are normally less busy during mid-morning and mid-afternoon.DECEMBER 2000SUNTUESMONTHURSWED"The things that a flag stands for were created by the experiences of agreat people. Everything that it stands for was written by their lives."1SAT2891516FRIWoodrow Wilson34567Pearl Harbor DayTermination report duefor canclidates eliminatedor elecled to office inFirst Primary Eleclion10111213141718192021 First Day of Winter 22 First Day of Hanukkah 232425Chrisbna.s Day26Kwanzaa Begins2827 31New Year's Eve-Noles: 29 30
Street, Tallahassee FL 32301. Federal Tax 10 number 593592969. Again, thanks to all who made this project possible. Donna Bryant Bill Cowles Marilyn Gerkin 318 North Monroe Street -Tallahass
