State of Maine - City of Saco General/Referendum Election November 8, "Unofficial Results"

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1 MAYOR Christenbury, Jeffrey A Johnston, Mark D Write-Ins Blanks TOTAL WARD 1 - COUNCIL WARD 1 Tripp, David L. 864 Write-Ins 10 Blanks 152 TOTAL 1026 WARD 1 - WARDEN WARD 1 von Salza Brown, Terry L. 847 Write-Ins 5 Blanks 173 TOTAL 1025 WARD 1 - WARD CLERK WARD 1 Prentiss Jr., Arthur P. 848 Write-Ins 5 Blanks 173 TOTAL 1026 WARD 2 - COUNCIL WARD 2 Smith Jr., Leslie E. 694 Write-Ins 31 Blanks 122 TOTAL 847 Page 1 of 8

2 WARD 2 - WARDEN WARD 2 Chase, George H. 723 Write-Ins 4 Blanks 120 TOTAL 847 WARD 2 - WARD CLERK WARD 2 Marquis, Gloria J. 701 Write-Ins 4 Blanks 142 TOTAL 847 State of Maine - City of Saco WARD 3 - COUNCIL WARD 3 Doucette, Marie D. 564 Write-Ins 10 Blanks 147 TOTAL 721 WARD 3 - WARDEN WARD 3 Russell, William - Write-In 8 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-in had 1 vote each 31 Blanks 679 TOTAL 718 WARD 3 - WARD CLERK WARD 3 Hoyle, William - Write-In 4 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-ins had 1 vote each 35 Blanks 682 TOTAL 721 Page 2 of 8

3 WARD 4 - COUNCIL WARD 4 Blood, Philip L. 812 Write-Ins 4 Blanks 242 TOTAL 1058 WARD 4 - WARDEN WARD 4 Cook, Marianne C. 850 Write-Ins 5 Blanks 203 TOTAL 1058 WARD 4 - WARD CLERK WARD 4 DeSimone, Elizabeth - Write-In 18 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-in received less than 8 votes each 73 Blanks 964 TOTAL 1055 WARD 5 - COUNCIL WARD 5 Tardif, Arthur J. 684 Write-Ins 26 Blanks 152 TOTAL 862 WARD 5 - WARDEN WARD 5 Villemarie, Dan - Write-In 11 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-ins (2) received 1 and 2 votes 3 Blanks 809 TOTAL 823 Page 3 of 8

4 WARD 5 - WARD CLERK WARD 5 Boudreau, Elsie 9 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-ins (4) received 1 and 2 votes 5 Blanks 814 TOTAL 828 WARD 6 - COUNCIL WARD 6 Cote, Eric B. 584 Write-Ins 13 Blanks 142 TOTAL 739 WARD 6 - WARDEN WARD 6 Foster, David - Write-In 26 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-ins received 1 vote each 29 Blanks 680 TOTAL 735 WARD 6 - WARD CLERK WARD 6 Foster, David - Write - In 2 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-ins received 1 vote each 24 Blanks 709 TOTAL 735 WARD 7 - COUNCIL WARD 7 Johnston, Nathan D. 270 Lovell, Marston D. 318 Write-Ins 2 Blanks 49 TOTAL 639 Page 4 of 8

5 WARD 7 - WARDEN WARD 7 Strickland, Scott - Write-In 4 Hancock, Sherri - Write-In 3 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-in received 1 or 2 votes each 32 Blanks 599 TOTAL 638 WARD 7 - WARD CLERK WARD 7 Haverton, Timothy - Write-In 2 Write-Ins - The rest of the write-in received 1 vvote each 28 Blanks 608 TOTAL 638 REGIONAL SCHOOL UNIT NO. 23 BOARD - 4 YEAR TERM Johnston, Elizabeth C Jones, Shirley J Michaud, Roland L Smith, Alan L Write-Ins Blanks TOTAL REGIONAL SCHOOL UNIT NO. 23 REFERENDUM Question 1: Shall the Cost Sharing Formula set forth in Section 13-B of the Reorganization Plan for Regional School Unit No. 23 be amended to read as follows: 13-B Cost Sharing in Regional School Unit Page 5 of 8

6 REGIONAL SCHOOL UNIT NO. 23 REFERENDUM - CONTINUED To insure that the cost sharing of additional local funds in RSU 23 is equitable, the RSU shall apply the following cost shring provisions: For operational year four of the RSU (FY ) each municipality's share of additional local funds shall be calculated by applying that municipality's percentage of additional local funds in FY to the amount of the RSU's additional local funds for FY , up to an amount equal to 80% of the RSU's total additional local funds for FY (hereinafter the "Maximum Base Amount" as follows: FY Maximum Base Amount Percentage for FY Dayton 14.64% 355,730 Old Orchard Beach 39.80% 967,460 Saco 45.56% 1,107,492 2,430,682 Any additional local funds in operational year four in excess of the Maximum Base Amount (hereinafter the "New Formula Amount") shall be allocated to the RSU's member municipalities based 50% on each municipality's percentage of the average number of pupils on April 1 and October 1 in the prior calendar year and 50% on each municipality's percentage of State valuation for the prior calendar year (hereinafter the "New Formula"). For operational years five through eight of the RSU (FY through FY ) the cost sharing formula for additional local funds shall be the same as for operational year four except that the Maximum Base Amount shall be reduced to zero in four equal annual steps and the New Formula Amount shall include any additional local funds raised in excess of the Maximum Base Amount for that year. For operational years nine (FY ) and thereafter, each municipality's share of additional local funds shall be calculated entirely on the basis of the New Formula. The RSU Board of Directors shall conduct periodic re-evaluations of the formula and make suggested amendments as may be deemed appropriate to send to referendum. These periodic reviews shall occur no less than every 5 years. Yes No Blanks TOTAL Page 6 of 8

7 STATE REFERENDUM QUESTIONS Question One: People's Veto Do you want to reject the section of Chapter 399 of the Public Laws of 2011 that requires new voters to register to vote at least two business days priot to an election? Yes No Blanks TOTAL Question Two: Citizen Initiative Do you want to allow a slot machine facility at a harness racing track in Biddeford or another community within 25 miles of Scarborough Downs, subject to local approval, and at a harness racing track in Washington County, with part of the profits from these facilities going to support specific state and local programs? Yes No Blanks TOTAL Page 7 of 8

8 Question Three: Citizen Initiative Do you want to allow a casino with table games and slot machines in Lewiston, with part of the profits going to support specific state and local programs? Yes No Blanks TOTAL Question Four: Constitutional Amendment Do you favor amending the Constitution of Maine to change the years of redistricting the Maine Legislature, congressional districts and county commissioner districts after 2013 from 2023 and every 20th year thereafter to 2021 and every 10th year thereafter? Yes No Blanks TOTAL Page 8 of 8

CONTROL OF THE CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES, BY

STATE OF ILLINOIS - COUNTY OF BOND ORDINANCE NO. 3122 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 118: LIQUOR CONTROL OF THE CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES, BY THE, BOND COUNTY, ILLINOIS ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE