NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION STATE OF MISSOURI TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008

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1 NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION STATE OF MISSOURI TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 Notice is hereby given to the registered qualified voters of Jackson County, Missouri, outside the corporate limits of Kansas City, Missouri, that the Missouri General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 4, The polls in Jackson County will be open from 6:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. A Judicial Ballot, the Missouri Constitutional Amendments and the Missouri Statutory Measures will be voted upon, also. Special Elections will be conducted at the same time and place by other political subdivisions. Notice of these Special Elections is published separately. The names of the federal and state candidates, the Judicial Ballot, the Missouri Constitutional Amendments and the Propositions were all certified by The Honorable Robin Carnahan, Missouri Secretary of State. The names of the Jackson County candidates were certified by Mary Jo Spino, Clerk of the Jackson County Legislature. This notice is being published in accordance with Missouri Revised Statute and other applicable state laws. The official ballot for the General Election will be substantially in the following form: SAMPLE BALLOT STATE OF MISSOURI JACKSON COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION Tuesday, November 4, 2008 REPUBLICAN PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY

2 LIBERTARIAN PARTY CONSTITUTION FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT REPUBLICAN John McCain Sarah Palin DEMOCRAT Barack Obama Joe Biden LIBERTARIAN Bob Barr Wayne A. Root CONSTITUTION Chuck Baldwin Darrell Castle INDEPENDENT Ralph Nader Matt Gonzalez FOR GOVERNOR REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT LIBERTARIAN CONSTITUTION Kenny Hulshof Jeremiah W. (Jay) Nixon Andrew W. Finkenstadt Gregory E. Thompson FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR REPUBLICAN Peter Kinder DEMOCRAT Sam Page LIBERTARIAN Teddy Fleck CONSTITUTION James C. Rensing

3 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE REPUBLICAN Mitchell (Mitch) Hubbard DEMOCRAT Robin Carnahan LIBERTARIAN Wes Upchurch CONSTITUTION Denise C. Neely FOR STATE TREASURER REPUBLICAN Brad Lager DEMOCRAT Clint Zweifel CONSTITUTION Rodney D. Farthing FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL REPUBLICAN Mike Gibbons DEMOCRAT Chris Koster FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE - 4TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Jeff Parnell DEMOCRAT Ike Skelton FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE - 5TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Jacob Turk DEMOCRAT Emanuel Cleaver II FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE - 6TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Sam Graves DEMOCRAT Kay Barnes LIBERTARIAN Dave Browning FOR STATE SENATOR - 11TH DISTRICT DEMOCRAT Victor Callahan FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 41ST DISTRICT DEMOCRAT Shalonn (Kiki) Curls FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 42ND DISTRICT DEMOCRAT Leonard (Jonas) Hughes IV FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 43RD DISTRICT DEMOCRAT Roman Lee LeBlanc FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 45TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Jonathon P. Main DEMOCRAT Jason R. Holsman

4 FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 46TH DISTRICT DEMOCRAT Kate Meiners FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 47TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Jeff Grisamore DEMOCRAT Jason A. Norbury FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 48TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Will Kraus DEMOCRAT Joe Volpe FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 49TH DISTRICT DEMOCRAT Tom McDonald FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 51ST DISTRICT DEMOCRAT Ray Salva FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 52ND DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Gary E. Hisch DEMOCRAT Paul LeVota FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 53RD DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Brent Lasater DEMOCRAT Curt Dougherty FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 54TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Gary Dusenberg DEMOCRAT Mark D. Matzeder LIBERTARIAN Bobby Foster FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 55TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Bryan Pratt DEMOCRAT Mike O Donnell LIBERTARIAN Kevin Parr FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 56TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Brian Yates DEMOCRAT Chris Ruggles

5 FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY DEMOCRAT Jim Kanatzar NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION JACKSON COUNTY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 FOR SHERIFF REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT Ernie Griffin Mike Sharp INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote for a candidate, use the Inkavote stylus to dot the circle located directly to the right of that candidate s name. Press down to fill the circle. Do not exceed the maximum allowable votes as stated in the margin to the left of the candidates names. JUDICIAL BALLOT MISSOURI SUPREME COURT JUDGE Shall Judge PATRICIA BRECKENRIDGE of the Missouri Supreme Court be retained in office? CIRCUIT JUDGE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Division No. 2 Shall Judge MICHAEL W. MANNERS, Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? Division No. 6 Shall Judge JOHN R. O MALLEY, Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office?

6 Division No. 7 Shall Judge ANN MESLE, Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? Division No. 8 Shall Judge PEGGY S. McGRAW, Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? Division No. 9 Shall Judge KELLY J. MOORHOUSE, Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? Division No. 14 Shall Judge JOHN M. TORRENCE, Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? Division No. 15 Shall Judge ROBERT M. SCHIEBER, Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? Division No. 18 Shall Judge BRIAN C. WIMES, Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office?

7 ASSOCIATED CIRCUIT JUDGE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Division No. 26 Shall Judge ROBERT BEAIRD, Associate Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? Division No. 28 Shall Judge VERNON E. SCOVILLE, Associate Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? Division No. 32 Shall Judge ROBERT L. TROUT, Associate Circuit Judge of Judicial Circuit No. 16, be retained in office? INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote YES (for retention), use the Inkavote stylus to dot the circle located directly to the right of YES. Press down to fill the circle. To vote NO (against retention), use the Inkavote stylus to dot the circle located directly to the right of NO. Press down to fill the circle. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 1 Proposed by the 94th General Assembly (First Regular Session) HJR7 Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to add a statement that English shall be the language of all governmental meetings at which any public business is discussed, decided, or public policy is formulated whether conducted in person or by communication equipment including conference calls, video conferences, or Internet chat or message board?

8 It is estimated this proposal will have no costs or savings to state or local governmental entities. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 4 Proposed by the 94th General Assembly (Second Regular Session) SJR45 Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to change provisions relating to the financing of stormwater control projects by: limiting availability of grants and loans to public water and sewer districts only; removing the cap on available funding and existing restrictions on disbursements; requiring loan repayments to be used only for stormwater control projects? It is estimated the cost to state governmental entities is $0 to $236,000 annually. It is estimated state governmental entities will save approximately $7,500 for each bond issuance. It is estimated local governmental entities participating in this program may experience savings, however the amount is unknown. INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS If you are in favor of an amendment, use the Inkavote stylus to dot the circle located directly to the right of the YES. Press down to fill the circle. If you are opposed to an amendment, use the Inkavote stylus to dot the circle located directly to the right of the NO. Press down to fill t he circle. Shall Missouri law be amended to: STATUTORY MEASURES PROPOSITION A Proposed by Initiative Petition repeal the current individual maximum loss limit for gambling; prohibit any future loss limits; require identification to enter the gambling area only if necessary to establish that an individual is at least 21 years old;

9 restrict the number of casinos to those already built or being built; increase the casino gambling tax from 20% to 21%; create a new specific education fund from gambling tax proceeds generated as a result of this measure called the Schools First Elementary and Secondary Education Improvement Fund ; and require annual audits of this new fund? State governmental entities will receive an estimated $105.1 to $130.0 million annually for elementary and secondary education, and $5.0 to $7.0 million annually for higher education, early childhood development, veterans, and other programs. Local governmental entities receiving gambling boat tax and fee revenues will receive an estimated $18.1 to $19.0 million annually. PROPOSITION B Proposed by Initiative Petition Shall Missouri law be amended to enable the elderly and Missourians with disabilities to continue living independently in their homes by creating the Missouri Quality Homecare Council to ensure the availability of quality home care services under the Medicaid program by recruiting, training, and stabilizing the home care workforce? The exact cost of this proposal to state governmental entities is unknown, but is estimated to exceed $510,560 annually. Additional costs for training are possible. Matching federal funds, if available, could reduce state costs. It is estimated there would be no costs or savings to local governmental entities. PROPOSITION C Proposed by Initiative Petition Shall Missouri law be amended to require investor-owned electric utilities to generate or purchase electricity from renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, biomass and hydropower with the renewable energy sources equaling at least 2% of retail sales by 2011 increasing incrementally to at least 15% by 2021, including at least 2% from solar energy; and restricting to no more than 1% any rate increase to consumers for this renewable energy?

10 The estimated direct cost to state governmental entities is $395,183. It is estimated there are no direct costs or savings to local governmental entities. However, indirect costs may be incurred by state and local governmental entities if the proposal results in increased electricity retail rates. INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS If you are in favor of the proposition, use the Inkavote stylus to dot the circle located directly to the right of the YES. Press down to fill the circle. If you are opposed to the proposition, use the Inkavote stylus to dot the circle located directly to the right of the NO. Press down to fill the circle. The following is a list of the polling (voting) locations: PCTS POLLS ADDRESS BLUE TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT 1 1,2 Mt. Washington Baptist Church 9623 E. Independence Ave. 4,4A Independence Academy Campus 600 W. Mechanic St. 5,6,6B,7 Sovereign Grace Church 9901 Winner Rd. 6A Community of Christ Special 1629 S. Hedges St. Ministries Mission 8 The Independence Branch 707 N. Allen Rd. 9,13 Sugar Creek Church of Christ Kentucky Ave. 10,11,11A,12 Sugar Creek City Hall 103 S. Sterling 14,16 The Independence Branch 707 N. Allen Rd. 18 Inter City Fire Station 1702 Blue Ridge Blvd. BLUE TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT 2 1 Mill Creek Elementary 2601 N. Liberty St. 2,3,3A William Chrisman High 1223 N. Noland Rd. 4,5 Village Heights Community of Christ 1009 Farview Dr. 6 The Independence Branch 707 N. Allen Rd. 7 Randall Elementary 509 N. Jennings Rd. 8 Sermon Center 201 N. Dodgion 9 Benton Elementary 429 S. Leslie St. 10 Church of Jesus Christ N.J.R.B E. Hwy 24

11 BLUE TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT 3 1 Susquehanna Baptist Church Susquehanna Ridge 2 Susquehanna Baptist Church Susquehanna Ridge 3 Cler-Mont Elementary Susquehanna Ridge 4 Cler-Mont Elementary Susquehanna Ridge 5,9 St. Joseph the Worker Church 2200 N. Blue Mills Rd. 5A Fort Osage Church of the Nazarene E. Hwy ,13 Blue Hills Elementary 1911 N. Blue Mills Rd. 14,15 Blue Hills Elementary 1911 N. Blue Mills Rd. 15A New Hope Baptist Church E. Lexington Rd. 16,16A Elm Grove Elementary E. Kentucky Rd. BLUE TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT 4 1 College Park Community of Christ 1021 W. College 2,3 Heritage House Apartments 660 N. Spring 4 Glenwood Park United Methodist Church E. 23rd St. 5 South Crysler Community of Christ 3100 S. Crysler 6 Maywood Baptist Church Winner Rd. 7 Trails West Library E. 23rd St. 8,9 Graceland University 1401 W. Truman Rd. 10,11,12 New Walnut Park Community of Christ 1137 S. Pearl St. BLUE TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT 5 1,2 Calvary Presbyterian Church 2911 Blue Ridge Blvd. 3 Glenwood Park United Methodist Church E. 23rd St. 4 Farview Restoration Branch E. 24th St. 5,12 Christ United Methodist Church E. 39th St. 6 Cornerstone Community of Christ 1316 S. Osage St. 7 Hanthorn Elementary 1511 Kingshighway 8,9 Trinity Presbyterian Church 1400 Sheley Rd. 11 South Crysler Community of Christ 3100 S. Crysler 13 Gudgell Park Community of Christ 500 E Gudgell Ave 14 Blue Ridge Baptist Church 9320 E. 35th St. 15 Calvary Presbyterian Church 2911 Blue Ridge Blvd. BLUE TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT 6 1,2 New Walnut Park Community of Christ 1137 S. Pearl St. 3 Bethel Baptist Church 2406 S. Hwy The Fountains at Greenbriar 2100 Swope Dr.

12 5,5A Blue River Community College E Hwy 78 6,6A Blue River Community College E Hwy 78 8 Bethel Baptist Church 2406 S. Hwy 291 8A East Alton Community of Christ E. 23rd St. 9 Glendale Elementary 2611 Lee's Summit Rd. 10 St. Matthew's United Methodist Church 2415 R.D. Mize Rd. 11 Blackburn Elementary R.D. Mize Rd. 12 Trinity Church of the Nazarene E. Truman Rd. BLUE TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT 7 1 East 39th Street Community of Christ E. 39th St. 2 St. Mark's Catholic Church 3736 Lee's Summit Rd. 2A Sycamore Hills Elementary E. 39th St. 3 Blue Ridge Community of Christ 3371 Blue Ridge Blvd. 4,5,5A Birchwood Baptist Church 3883 Blue Ridge Blvd. 6,9 Luff Elementary 3700 S. Delaware 7 South Independence Library E. 35th St. 8 Abiding Savior Lutheran Church E. 39th St. 10 Noland Road Baptist Church 4505 S. Noland Rd. 11 Eastgate Christian Church 4010 S. River Blvd. 12 Noland Road Baptist Church 4505 S. Noland Rd. 13 Arise Ministries International 4845 Norfleet Rd. 14 Voorheis Vale Club House E 48th St S BLUE TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT 8 1 East Alton Community of Christ E. 23rd St. 2 Walnut Gardens Community of Christ E. R.D. Mize Rd. 2A,7 Beacon Heights Community of Christ E. Holke Rd. 3 St. Michael's Episcopal Church 4000 Lee's Summit Rd. 5,5A Coventry Estates Baptist Church E. 39th St. 6 Coventry Estates Baptist Church E. 39th St. 8 St. Paul's Lutheran Church E. 39th St. 9,9A,10,10A Hill Cumorah Restoration Church 4516 Phelps Rd. 11 Highland Manor Clubhouse E. Hwy Coventry Estates Baptist Church E. 39th St. 12A,12B St. Paul's Lutheran Church E. 39th St. 13 Coventry Estates Baptist Church E. 39th St. BROOKING TOWNSHIP 1,2,2A,6 Blue Ridge Presbyterian Church 6429 Blue Ridge Blvd. 3,4 St. Matthew's Episcopal Church 9349 E. 65th St.

13 5,11 Our Lady of Lourdes Church 7045 Blue Ridge Blvd. 7,16 Raytown High School 6019 Blue Ridge Blvd. 8 Ivanhoe United Church of Christ 6512 Woodson Rd. 9,9A Westridge Christian Church - Ed Building 7903B Westridge Rd. 10 First Baptist Church of Raytown E. Hwy ,13 First United Methodist Church-Raytown 5413 Blue Ridge Cutoff 14 Raytown City Hall E. 59th St. 15 Raytown City Hall E. 59th St. 17 Spring Valley Baptist Church 8801 E. 79th St. 18 Spring Valley Baptist Church 8801 E. 79th St. 19 Southwood United Church of Christ 7904 Raytown Rd. 20,21 Westridge Christian Church 7903 Westridge Rd. 22,22A Beacon Free Will Baptist Church 7920 Harris 23,27 Raytown South High 8211 Sterling Ave. 24 Faith Presbyterian Church 8301 James A. Reed Rd. 25 Spring Valley Elementary 8838 E. 83rd St. 26,28 Faith Presbyterian Church 8301 James A. Reed Rd. FORT OSAGE TOWNSHIP 1,3 Anchor Point Baptist Church E. Bundschu Rd. 1A,2 Anchor Point Baptist Church E. Bundschu Rd. 4 Sibley Community Center 206 Front St. 5 Buckner Elementary 13 S. Sibley St. 6 Buckner United Methodist Church 109 S. Hudson 7,8 Buckner Community Center 611 S. Sibley St. 9,10 Ebenezer United Church of Christ 206 W. Old Lexington Rd. 11,12,26,28 Buckner United Methodist Church 109 S. Hudson 17,17A,19,20, Buckner Restoration Branch 2607 Twyman Rd. 21 PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP 1 Martin Luther Lutheran Church 1200 S.W. Blue Pkwy. 2 St Paul's Episcopal Church 416 S.E. Grand Ave. 3 St Paul's Episcopal Church 416 S.E. Grand Ave. 4,6 Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church 615 S.E. Todd George Pkwy. 5 Prairie View Elementary 501 S.E. Todd George Pkwy. 7 Prairie View Elementary 501 S.E. Todd George Pkwy. 8 Grace United Methodist Church 2400 S.E. Hwy. 50 8A Pleasant Lea Elementary 700 S.W. Persels Rd. 8B Grace United Methodist Church 2400 S.E. Hwy Grace United Methodist Church 2400 S.E. Hwy ,12 Lee's Summit Baptist Temple 2614 N.W. Chipman Rd. 13 Calvin Community West Apts N.W. O'Brien Rd.

14 13A John Knox Village Care Center 600 N.W. Pryor Rd. 14 John Knox Country Club Apts. 600 N.W. Shamrock Ave. 15 John Knox Village Clubhouse 615 N.W. Peace Pkwy. 16 John Knox Ambassador Room 500 N.W. Murray Rd. 17 First Presbyterian Church 1625 N.W. O'Brien Rd. 19,20 Longview College Recreation Center 3801 S.W. Longview Rd. 20A Cedar Creek Elementary 2600 S.W. 3rd St. 20B Winterset Park Community Center 2505 S.W. Winter Creek Dr. 20C Hawthorn Hill Elementary 2801 S.W. Pryor Rd. 21 First Presbyterian Church 1625 N.W. O'Brien Rd. 22 First Presbyterian Church 1625 N.W. O'Brien Rd. 23 Gethsemane Lutheran Church 1025 S.W. Ward Rd. 24,24B,25A,68Lee's Summit Masonic Temple 2409 S. Hwy A Holy Spirit Catholic Church 1800 S.W. Hwy C Aldersgate United Methodist Church 350 S.W. Hwy Aldersgate United Methodist Church 350 S.W. Hwy ,27,78 Lakewood Clubhouse 4105 N.W. Lake Dr. 30 Bayview Clubhouse 281 N.E. Bayview Dr. 30A Voy Spears Jr. Elementary 201 N.E. Anderson Dr. 30B Woods Chapel United Methodist Church 4725 N.E. Lakewood Way 30C Woods Chapel Community of Christ 500 N.E. Woods Chapel Rd. 31 Woods Chapel Community of Christ 500 N.E. Woods Chapel Rd. 33,34 Chapel Lakes Elementary 3701 N.E. Independence Ave. 35,44A,79 Blue River Church of Christ 221 N.E. Woods Chapel Rd. 37,38 Westview Elementary 200 N.W. Ward Rd. 37A,39 St. Matthew's Lutheran Church 700 N.E. Chipman Rd. 39A,40A New Summit Presbyterian Church 1800 N.E. Independence Ave. 40 The Carlyle 1098 N.E. Independence Ave. 41,81 Delta Woods Middle School 4401 N.E. Lakewood Way 45 Lee Haven Community Center 111 S.E. Grand 46,47 Lee's Summit Christian Church 800 N.E. Tudor Rd. 48 Life Christian Center 1650 N.E. Langsford Rd. 49 Richardson Elementary 800 N.E. Blackwell Rd. 50 Legacy Park Community Center 901 N.E. Bluestem Dr. 50A Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church 615 S.E. Todd George Pkwy. 50B,50C,58, Highland Park Elementary 400 S.E. Millstone Ave. 58A,58B,58D,75A 50D Summit Woods Baptist Church 2501 S.E. Shenandoah Dr. 51,51A Greenwood Christian Church 601 W. Oak St. 52,52A First Baptist Church of Greenwood 1601 W. Main St.

15 53 Hazel Grove Elementary 2001 N.W. Blue Pkwy. 55 Blue Springs Baptist Temple 4101 S.W. Hwy. 7 57,59,60,73, Colbern Road Baptist Church N.E. Colbern Rd. 73B,73C,75,75B,75C,75D,75E,75F,75G 58C,63,63A, Woodland Elementary S. Smart Rd. 63B,65,77,77A,77B 66 Underwood Elementary 1125 N.E. Colbern Rd. 66A,66B,66C, Lee s Summit Community of Christ 1101 N.E. Independence 66D,66G Ave. 66E,66F Bernard C. Campbell Middle School 1201 N.E. Colbern Rd. 67,67A,67B, Lee's Summit Christian Church 800 N.E. Tudor Rd ,70A,70B, Richardson Elementary 800 N.E. Blackwell Rd. 70C,70D SNI-A-BAR TOWNSHIP 1,1B Tri-City Ministries 4500 Little Blue Pkwy. 1A Tri-City Ministries 4500 Little Blue Pkwy. 1C Tri-City Ministries 4500 Little Blue Pkwy. 2,3A,3B,4 Sunny Vale Middle School 3930 S.W. R.D. Mize Rd. 3 Sunny Pointe Elementary 3920 S.W. R.D. Mize Rd. 5 James Lewis Elementary 717 N.W. Park Rd. 5A,5B, Mission Woods Community of Christ 2800 N.W. Duncan Rd. 61,62,62A,97 6,6B, Brittany Hill Middle School 2701 N.W. 1st St. 59,65 6A,66 Lucy Franklin Elementary 111 N.E. Roanoke Dr. 6C,6E,6F Brittany Hill Middle School 2701 N.W. 1st St. 7,13,13A Grain Valley Christian Church 900 Jefferson St. 8 Duncan Road Baptist Church 430 N.E. Duncan Rd. 9 Blue Springs Campus 1501 N.W. Jefferson St. 10 Econo Lodge 1110 N.W. Hwy Duncan Road Baptist Church 430 N.E. Duncan Rd. 11A Duncan Road Baptist Church 430 N.E. Duncan Rd. 14 Timothy Lutheran Church 425 N.W. R.D. Mize Rd. 14A,31B, Timothy Lutheran Church 425 N.W. R.D. Mize Rd. 75A,76,76A 15,15A Timothy Lutheran Church 425 N.W. R.D. Mize Rd. 15B Timothy Lutheran Church 425 N.W. R.D. Mize Rd. 16,40A,41, Grain Valley Community Center 713 Main St. 42,98 17,69 John Nowlin Elementary 5020 N.W. Valley View Rd. 18 Hall-McCarter Education Center 5000 N.W. Valley View Rd.

16 19 Blue Springs Assembly 901 N.W. 19th St. 20,70A Blue Springs High School Commons 2000 N.W. Ashton Dr. 21,24,70,71 McGraw Country School 1801 N.W. Vesper Rd. 21B,25,30B, Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church 3108 S.W. Hwy C,68,72A,72B Westbound 22 Blue Springs City Hall 903 W. Main St. 23 Parkview Community of Christ 801 S.W. 19th St. 23A,31 Cornerstone Church of Blue Springs 301 S.E. Hwy. AA 26 Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church 3108 S.W. Hwy. 40 Westbound 27 Franklin Smith Elementary 1609 S.W. Clark Rd. 29,73 Plaza Heights Baptist Church 1500 S. W. Clark Rd. 30 Colonial Hills Community of Christ 3539 S.W. Hwy. 7 30A Colonial Hills Community of Christ 3539 S.W. Hwy. 7 31A,78A William Bryant Elementary 1101 S.E. Sunnyside School Rd. 32 Daniel Young Elementary 505 S.E. Shamrock Ln. 33 St. Peter's United Methodist Church 3609 S.W. Hwy. 7 34,34A,74 St. Peter's United Methodist Church 3609 S.W. Hwy. 7 35,36,36A Heartland Church 400 S.W. Lake Village Blvd. 35A Heartland Church 400 S.W. Lake Village Blvd. 37,38,39 Lake Tapawingo Club House 244 Dockside Dr. 40,84A Grain Valley Middle School 901 S.W. Ryan Rd. 40B,67,77, Grain Valley Historical Society 506 Main St. 78,78B,79,79A,84,84B,84C,85 40D,40E, Grain Valley Middle School 901 S.W. Ryan Rd. 86,87 44,45,45B First Baptist Church of Grain Valley 207 W. Walnut St. 45A,81,81B, Grain Valley Community Center 713 Main St. 81C,81D 47,48 First Baptist Church of Grain Valley 207 W. Walnut St. 49,52 Oak Grove High School 605 S.E. 12th St 50,88A,88C Church of Christ of Oak Grove 104 W. 6th St. 51,51A Church of Christ of Oak Grove 104 W. 6th St. 53,55 Oak Grove High School 605 S.E. 12th St 57 Oak Grove United Methodist Church 1501 S. Harding St. 60,60A,80,89 Grain Valley Community of Christ E. Pink Hill Rd. 82,90 First Baptist Church of Oak Grove 400 E. 14th St. 82A,88B Grain Valley Community of Christ E. Pink Hill Rd. 88,91,94, Davis Memorial Center 1901 S. Broadway St. 94A,94B,95,96 90B First Baptist Church of Oak Grove 400 E. 14th St.

17 VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP 1,1A,1B, Mason Elementary E. Colbern Rd. 1C,26 2,2A,9, Lake Lotawana Community United E. Colbern Rd. 10,17,18 Methodist Church 5 Lake Lotawana Community United E. Colbern Rd. Methodist Church 6,6A,7,11A Lake Lotawana City Hall Gate 2, 100 Lake Lotawana Dr. 8 Yacht Club 71 M St. 11,19,19A, Woodland Elementary S. Smart Rd. 19B,19D,20,21 27,28,29, New Liberty Baptist Church E. Colbern Rd. 30,31 32,33,34, New Liberty Baptist Church E. Colbern Rd. 35,36,38 37,39,40, Lone Jack Library 211 N. Bynum Rd. 40A,40C,40D 40B,41,42 Lone Jack C-6 School 201 W. Lone Jack - (Administration Building) L.S. Rd. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP 1,2 Grandview Community of Christ Byars Rd. 3,4,6 Coronation of Our Lady Church Bennington Ave. 5 Grandview Middle School Manchester Ave. 7 Second Missionary Baptist 5111 Harry Truman Dr. Church of Grandview 8,9 Conn-West Elementary 1001 Main St. 10 Southview Christian Church Norby Rd. 11 Butcher-Greene Elementary 5302 E. 140th St. 12 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 5901 E. 135th St. 13 St. Matthew's Presbyterian Church 2217 Highgrove Rd. 14 Meadowmere Elementary 7010 E. 136th St. 15,16 The View Byars Rd 17 Belvidere Elementary White Ave.

18 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Jackson County Board of Election Commissioners has caused its name to be hereunto signed and the official seal affixed this 26th day of August, 2008 JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS Tammy L. Brown, Chairman William J. Baker, Secretary Michael K. Whitehead, Member Charles E. Dumsky, Member Charlene Davis, Director Robert C. Nichols, Jr., Director ATTEST: William J. Baker, Secretary NOTICE OF ACCESSIBILITY\ FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN that, where a regular polling place has limited accessibility, a disabled or elderly voter may be provided an alternative means of casting his or her ballot. Such means may include reassignment to an accessible polling place, curbside voting, assisted voting or voting by absentee ballot. A voter may apply for an absentee ballot in person or by mail, or may have a relative or guardian apply in person on his or her behalf. If an absentee voter is disabled or incapacitated, the notary requirement is waived. In addition, voters requiring assistance may be assisted by a person of the voter s choice.