The location of your polling place is shown on back cover

Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.

Save this Sample Ballot to help you locate your polling place on Election Day

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GENERAL ELECTIONTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2014

and

Voter Information Pamphlet

NOTICE: Application forvoting by mail is on the back cover

Compiled and Distributed by Inyo County Elections Department

INYO

NOTICEYour polling place

may have

beenchanged

. See back

cover for

pollingplace

location.

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HOW TO VOTETo voteTo vote for a candidate for Chief Justice of theSupreme Court; Associate Justice of the SupremeCourt; Presiding Justice, Court of Appeal; orAssociate Justice, Court of Appeal, connect thehead and tail of the arrow after the word YES. Tovote against that candidate, connect the head andtail of the arrow after the word NO.

To vote for a candidate connect the arrow pointingto your choice with a single line.

To vote on any measure, connect the arrowpointing to the word YES or the word NO.

Important:Check both the front and the back of your ballotfor voting contests.

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To vote for a qualified write-in candidate: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the personsname in the blank space provided directly belowthe names of the other candidates for the office.Then connect the head and tail of the arrow thatpoints to your choice with a single line.

If there is no space provided for a write-incandidate, then write-ins are not allowed for thatcontest.

14OP2EGG1114q

Write-in votes

To mark your vote

Review your ballot: If you vote for more candidates than allowed, or if you vote both Yes and Noon a measure, your vote will not count for that contest.

You do not have to vote on all contests. Those you do vote on will still count.

If you make a mistake ask for another ballot.

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Important Voter Information Top-Two Open Primary Under the Top-Two Candidates Open Primary Act, approved by the voters in 2010, only the two candidates who received the top number of votes in the primary election for 8th Congressional, 8th State Senate, 26th State Assembly districts and all state constitutional offices will appear on the General Election Ballot. Candidates for these offices may have the same political party preference. Additionally, write-in candidates are no longer allowed for these contests at the General Election. For more information you may contact the Inyo County Elections Department at (760) 878-0224. The political party preference of candidates will show on the ballot in the following ways:

v Candidate has a political party preference: Party Preference: (name of party) v Candidate is registered with no political party preference: Party Preference: None

Abbreviations will be used to designate political party preference if the full name cannot fit on the ballot.

Party Endorsements Proposition 14, also authorizes qualified political parties to endorse candidates for voter-nominated offices in the Sample Ballot booklet. The following lists of candidates are the official endorsements that were received by the deadline. The endorsements listed may be from a different political party than the candidate prefers. Please refer to the official ballot to view the candidates political party preference.

American Independent Party Endorsements: Democratic Party Endorsements: etadidnaC eciffO

Secretary of State Pete Peterson

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Attorney General Ronald Gold

Insurance Commissioner Ted Gaines

Republican Party Endorsements:

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Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom

Secretary of State Alex Padilla

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Attorney General Kamala D. Harris

Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones

1st District Board of Equalization Chris Parker

8th District U.S. Representative Bob Conaway

8th District, State Senate Paulina Miranda

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Lieutenant Governor Ron Nehring

Secretary of State Pete Peterson

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Attorney General Ronald Gold

Insurance Commissioner Ted Gaines

1st District Board of Equalization

George Runner

8th District U.S. Representative Paul Cook

8th District, State Senate Tom Berryhill

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CCaannddiiddaatteess SSttaatteemmeennttss ooff QQuuaalliiffiiccaattiioonnss The following section may not contain a statement for each candidate. A complete list of candidates appears on the sample ballot included in this pamphlet. Each candidates statement in this pamphlet is submitted by the candidate and is printed at the candidates expense. Each candidates statement is printed exactly as submitted.

PPoolliittiiccaall RReeffoorrmm AAcctt The Political Reform Act was adopted as a statewide initiative by an overwhelming vote of the people in 1974. The law requires detailed disclosure of contributions and expenditures in connection with campaigns supporting or opposing state and local candidates, ballot measures and disclosure of expenditures made in connection with lobbying the State Legislature. To receive information about local candidates campaign expenditures, you may call the Inyo County Elections Department at (760) 878-0224. To receive information about state candidates, donors and lobbyists, you may call the Secretary of State Office at (916) 653-6224 or visit their website http://www.sos.ca.gov/prd/

EExxppeennddiittuurree LLiimmiittaattiioonnss:: SSttaattee LLeeggiissllaattiivvee CCaannddiiddaatteess Proposition 34 was passed by voters in November 2000. The law requires county election officials to provide the names of those State Legislative candidates who have voluntarily agreed to expenditure limits. Candidates who agree to the expenditure limits may submit and pay for a Candidates Statement of Qualifications to be printed in this pamphlet. The following State Legislative candidates, listed in alphabetical order, have accepted the voluntary expenditure limitations pursuant to Proposition 34: 88tthh DDiissttrriicctt SSttaattee SSeennaattee Tom Berryhill Paulina Miranda 2266tthh DDiissttrriicctt SSttaattee AAsssseemmbbllyy Devin Mathis

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Important Voter Information

THE CANDIDATE STATEMENTS ARE PRINTED EXACTLY AS SUBMITTED BY THE CANDIDATE.

STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE FORU.S. REPRESENTATIVE, 8TH DISTRICT

PAUL COOKOccupation: United States RepresentativeEducation and Qualifications: Two years ago, as a retired COLONELwith 26 years of service in the US Marine Corps, I asked for yourtrust to become your Congressman. Having been awarded the BronzeStar and two Purple Hearts for my time in Vietnam, I witnessed greatsacrifices by my fellow Americans and pledged to ensure their effortswould not be in vain.As your Congressman, Ive honored that commitment by fighting fora balanced budget, for our veterans, to keep jobs in America, and todefend our way of life.I fought to pass a balanced budget plan to reduce the deficit by $4.6trillion over the next ten years, strengthen Americas economy, andprotect Medicare for seniors. I voted over ten times to defund, delay,and replace Obamacare.I fought to restore the Cost of Living Adjustment for ALL veteransand for the in-state college tuition rate they deserve. I supported theKeystone pipeline because it would put 20,000 Americans to work.In Inyo County, Ive worked to ensure that public lands are used forthe public good. That means allowing use of places like Death ValleyNational Park for events and races which help our local economy.Im honored my work has earned the endorsements of USRepresentative Tom McClintock, Inyo County Sheriff Bill Lutze, andInyo County Board of Supervisors Chairman Rick Pucci.Weve accomplished a great deal, but we cannot stop here. With yourtrust and vote, Ill keep fighting for you in CongressLearn more at www.joinpaulcook.com.

s/ Paul Cook

STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE FORSTATE SENATOR, 8TH DISTRICT

TOM BERRYHILL AGE: 60Occupation: Farmer/LegislatorEducation and Qualifications: As a fourth generation Central Valleyfarmer and independent businessman, Im proud so many communityleaders and respected organizations want me re-elected to the StateSenate. A few examples: Im endorsed by Fresno County Sheriff MargaretMims, the California Grape & Tree Fruit League President Barry Bidwelland CDF Firefighters, the largest fire department in the state.During my service, I wrote legislation that would end environmentalregulatory abuses and stop frivolous lawsuits that are costing our Valleyjobs. In fact, the (CSBA) California Small Business Association namedme the 2013 Senate Legislator of the Year.One important law I authored cracked down on metal theft, a seriousproblem thats plaguing the Central Valley and costing farmers,businesses, local government and public schools millions of dollars peryear in property damage. I have fought to build more water storage facilities, stop the early releaseof dangerous convicts and opposed tax hikes. I was also appointedchairman of the bi-partisan Rural Caucus thats worked to help ouragricultural economy. Additionally, I authored and co-sponsored billsto curtail out of control public pensions, provide more career and technicaleducation training programs, require a state budget spending cap andconserve prime farmland.In the past, Ive received the California Rifle and Pistol AssociationLegislator of the Year award, the American Nurses Association CaliforniaLegislator of the Year award and the Friends of California CommunityColleges award. Most important, Im happily married to my wife, Loretta, and I have twobeautiful daughters. Visit www.tomberryhill.com

s/ Tom Berryhill

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THE CANDIDATE STATEMENTS ARE PRINTED EXACTLY AS SUBMITTED BY THE CANDIDATE.

STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE FORGOVERNING BOARD MEMBERLone Pine Unified School District

DONNA CARSONOccupation: Supervisor, Health and Human ServicesEducation and Qualifications: I have served as a classifiedemployee, classroom teacher, and administrator during my 31 yearsin education and therefore have a strong understanding of thechallenges facing educators. Over fifteen years of this experiencewas gained in the Lone Pine Unified Schools so I am aware of itsunique character and needs. As a parent of three and grandparentof two, I have personal knowledge of parental concerns and priorities.I strongly support communication between home and school. If elected, I will work toward developing a strong, cohesive teamthat will support our administration and staff in the utilization andbalance of resources to ensure that all of our students becomeproductive citizens and competitive potential employees in whateverpaths they choose. I believe that we have a particular responsibilityto prepare college-bound students with the courses and curricularand extracurricular experiences required for admission.

s/ Donna Carson

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FULL TEXT OF MEASURE DORDINANCE NO. 11-14

AN ORDINANCE OF THE LONE PINE FIRE PROTECTIONDISTRICT IMPOSING A SPECIAL TAX, FOR EMERGENCY

RESPONSE SERVICES, UPON PROPERTYWITHIN THE DISTRICT

The Governing Board of the Lone Pine Fire Protection District ofInyo County ordains as follows:SECTION I. TITLE AND APPLICATION.

This ordinance shall be known and may be cited as the LonePine Fire Protection District Emergency Response Services TaxOrdinance. The tax imposed by this ordinance is applicable to realproperty located within the boundaries of the Lone Pine FireProtection District (hereinafter referred to as the District).SECTION II. AUTHORITY.

The District is a duly formed and organized Fire Protection Districtunder the California Fire Protection District Law of 1987 Health andSafety Code Sections 13800-13970. Health and Safety Code Section13801 provides that the provision of emergency response services,ambulance services, fire protection and other services related tothe protection of lives is critical to the public peace, health, andsafety of the state. Health and Safety Code Sections 13861and13862, empower District to provide emergency medical, ambulance,and other services to protect lives within its established boundaries.Where the revenues available to the District are inadequate to meetthe costs of providing emergency response services, the District isauthorized by Health and Safety Code Sections 13910, 13911 and13913 to impose a special non ad valorem property tax pursuantto Government Code Sections 50075 and 50077, in accordance withArticles 13A Section 4 and 13C Section 2 of the California Constitutionand Sections 53722 and 53724 of the Government Code. Such taxesare authorized by Health and Safety Code section 13899 to becollected at the same time and in the same manner as other countytaxes.SECTION III. PURPOSE.

This ordinance proposes and, with voter approval, imposes aspecial non ad valorem tax upon real property within the District forthe purpose of funding g emergency medical, ambulance services,and other services to protect the lives within the District. Thisordinance shall be interpreted liberally to accomplish this purpose. SECTION IV. VOTER APPROVAL REQUIRED.

As required by law, the District shall call for a special electionto be conducted within the boundaries of the District on November4, 2014, for the purpose of submitting the special tax proposed bythis ordinance to all of the electors within the District. Such electionshall be consolidated with the UDEL election held on that date andwill be conducted in conformity with the Uniform District ElectionLaw (Election Code 10500 et. seq.) and constitutional and statutoryvoting requirements. The Special tax proposed by this ordinanceshall be imposed only if it is approved by two-thirds (2/3) of thevoters voting upon such tax in such election.SECTION V. SPECIAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES.

Subject to the requirement for voter approval set forth in SectionIV above, the District hereby imposes a Special Emergency ResponseServices Tax upon real property within the District as follows:

A. Purpose of Tax. The Special Emergency ResponseServices Tax will enable the District to continue and improve andfund emergency services. The revenues from the Special EmergencyResponse Services Tax shall be used by the District for the purposeof obtaining, furnishing, operating, and maintaining ambulanceservices, emergency medical equipment, for paying the salaries andbenefits to emergency response personnel, and for such otheremergency response and prevention expenses of the District. TheRevenues from this tax shall not be used for any other purpose.Without passage of this measure of the District may cease allemergency response services and will cease ambulance serviceson January 1, 2015.

B. Taxable Property. The Special Emergency ResponseServices Tax is imposed upon all fee simple interests in real propertylocated within the Districts boundaries, except that the tax shall notbe imposed upon property belonging to the federal or stategovernment.

C. Annual Tax and Operative and Sunset Date. The SpecialEmergency Response Services Tax will be imposed, and leviedannually each fiscal year, commencing July 1, 2015 and ending June30, 2025.

D. Basis and Amount of Annual Tax. The Special EmergencyResponse Services Tax is imposed and levied annually upon eachsecured parcel of taxable property within the District at $100 perparcel.

E. Tax Collection. The Special Emergency ResponseServices Tax shall be collected on behalf of the District by the Countyof Inyo in the same manner and subject to the same penalties,interest, fees, and costs as, or with, other charges and taxes fixedand collected by the County. The County may deduct its reasonablecosts incurred for such service before remitting the balance of thetax proceeds to the District.

F. Creation of Fund: The funds attributable to this tax shallbe placed in a special account entitled Special Emergency ResponseServices Tax Account and used exclusively for the purposes setforth herein with annual reporting as required by Government Codesections 50075.1 and 50075.3.SECTION VI. SEVERABILITY.

If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase of thisordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional bya decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shallnot affect the validity of the remaining portion of this ordinance. TheGoverning Board hereby declares that it would have passed thisordinance, and each and every section, subsection, sentence,clause, or phrase not declared invalid or unconstitutional withoutregard to whether any portion of this ordinance would be subsequentlydeclared invalid or unconstitutional.SECTION VII. EFFECTIVE DATE.

This ordinance provides for the imposition and levying of a specialnon ad valorem property tax within the District, and shall only becomeeffective upon approval by two thirds (2/3) of the voters voting uponsuch tax at a consolidated statewide election held on November 4,2014. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon suchapproval.SECTION VIII. PUBLICATION.

Before the expiration of fifteen (15) days from the adoption thereof,this Ordinance shall be published once in the newspaper of generalcirculation printed and published in the County of Inyo, State ofCalifornia. The Districts Secretary is hereby instructed and orderedto so publish the Ordinance together with the names of the GoverningBoard members voting for and against the same.PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16 day of July, 2014 by the followingvote:AYES: 4NOES: 0ABSENT: 1ABSTAIN: 0

s/ Rick MayfieldChairperson,Lone Pine Fire Protection DistrictGoverning Board

Attest: s/ LeRoy KritzSecretaryLone Pine Fire Protection District

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RESOLUTION NO. 12-14

A RESOLUTION OF THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THELONE PINE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

CALLING A SPECIAL ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 4, 2014FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE VOTERS OF

THE DISTRICT A MEASURE TO APPROVE ASPECIAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES TAX

WHEREAS, the Lone Pine Fire Protection District of lnyo County(hereinafter referred to as "District") is a duly formed and organizedFire Protection District within the State of California pursuant to theFire Protection District Law of 1987, Health and Safety Code Sections13800-13970; and

WHEREAS, Health and Safety Code Section 13801 providesthat the provision of emergency response services, ambulanceservices, fire protection and other services related to the protectionof lives is critical to the public peace, health, and safety of the state;and

WHEREAS, Health and Safety Code Section 13804 providesthe Fire Protection District Law of 1987 shall be liberally construedto effectuate its purposes; and

WHEREAS, the District is authorized under Health and SafetyCode Section 13861 and 13862 to provide emergency medical,ambulance, and other services to protect lives within its establishedboundaries; and

WHEREAS, the revenues available to the District are inadequateto meet the costs of providing emergency medical and ambulanceservices; and

WHEREAS, the District is authorized by Health and Safety Code13910, 13911 and 13913 to impose a special non ad valorem propertytax pursuant to Government Code Sections 50075 and 50077 inaccordance with Articles 13A Section 4 and 13C Section 2 of theCalifornia Constitution and Sections 53722 and 53724 of theGovernment Code; and

WHEREAS, the District Governing Board has adopted the LonePine Fire Protection District Emergency Response Services TaxOrdinance proposing a special non ad valorem property tax for thepurpose of funding emergency medical, ambulance services, andother services to protect lives within the District; and

WHEREAS, the Lone Pine Fire Protection District EmergencyResponse Services Tax Ordinance provides that the District shallcall a special election to be conducted within the boundaries of theDistrict on November 4, 2014, for the purpose of submitting thespecial tax proposed by that ordinance to all of the qualified electorswithin the District; provides that such election shall be consolidatedwith the Uniform District Election Law (UDEL) election held on thatdate and will be conducted in conformity with the Uniform DistrictElection Law and constitutional and statutory voting requirements;and provides that the special tax proposed by such ordinance shallbe imposed only if it is approved by two-thirds (2/3) of the votersvoting upon such tax in such election.NOW, THEREFORE, THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THE LONE PINEFIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT DOES HEREBY RESOLVE ANDORDER AS FOLLOWS:Section 1. That a special election be held and the same is hereby

called to be held within the boundaries of the Districton November 4, 2014, for the purpose of submitting tothe qualified voters of the District a measure imposingand levying a Special Emergency Response ServicesTax upon fee simple interest in real properly within theDistrict.

Section 2. That language of the measure imposing and levying aSpecial Emergency Response Services Tax upon feesimple interest in real property within the District shallbe as set forth in Attachment A to this resolution.

Section 3. The special election called by this resolution shall beconsolidated with the UDEL election held on November4, 2014, and will be conducted in conformity with theUniform District Election Law (Elections Code Sections10500 et seq.) and constitutional and statutory votingrequirements.

Section 4. If the Lone Pine Fire Protection District SpecialEmergency Response Services Tax Measure isapproved by two-thirds (2/3) of the qualified voters votingupon such tax in such election, such tax shall bedeclared approved.

Section 5. The Secretary of the Governing Board is herebydirected to forthwith deliver to the County Clerk, acertified copy of this Resolution. Further, the Secretaryof the Board is hereby authorized and directed to causesuch publication of this Resolution as may be requiredby law.

PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16 day of July, 2014 by the following vote:AYES: 4NOES: 0ABSENT: 1ABSTAIN: 0

s/ Rick MayfieldChairpersonLone Pine Fire Protection District Board

Attest: s/ LeRoy KritzSecretaryLone Pine Fire Protection District

RESOLUTION NO. 13-14

A RESOLUTION OF THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THELONE PINE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

ORDERING THAT THE SPECIAL ELECTION CALLED BYTHE DISTRICT TO BE CONDUCTED ON

NOVEMBER 4, 2014 BE CONSOLIDATED WITH THEUNIFORM DISTRICT ELECTION LAW

ELECTION HELD ON THAT SAME DATE;WHEREAS, the Governing Board of the Lone Pine Fire Protection

District of lnyo County (hereinafter referred to as "District") hasordered and called for a special election to be conducted within theboundaries of the District on November 4, 2014, for the purposesof submitting to the qualified voters of the District a measure imposingand levying a Special Emergency Response Services Tax upon feesimple interest in real property within the District, all as is set forthin the attached resolution of the District's Governing Board(Attachment 1);

WHEREAS, such special election is required to be consolidatedwith the Uniform District Election Law election held on November4, 2014; and

WHEREAS, Health and Safety Code Section 13887 providesthat the expense of such election shall be a charge against theDistrict.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THE LONEPINE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT DOES HEREBY RESOLVEAND ORDER AS FOLLOWS:Section 1. That the special election ordered and called by the

Lone PineFire Protection District to be conducted onNovember 4, 2014, be consolidated with the UniformDistrict Election Law election on that same date; andthat the District shall pay the County's expenses forconducting such consolidated special election.

PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16 day of July , 2014 by thefollowing vote:

AYES: 4NOES: 0ABSENT: IABSTAIN: 0

s/ Rick MayfieldChairpersonLone Pine Fire Protection District Board

Attest: s/ LeRoy KritzSecretaryLone Pine Fire Protection District

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TAX RATE STATEMENT

LONE PINE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTMEASURE D

LONE PINE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTSPECIAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES TAX

Shall the Lone Pine Fire Protection District (hereinafter "theDistrict) impose and levy a Special Emergency Response ServicesTax upon fee simple interests in real property within the District asfollows?1. Purpose of Tax: The Special Emergency Response Services Taxwill enable the District to continue and improve and fund emergencyservices. The revenues from the Special Emergency ResponseServices Tax shall be used by the District for the purpose of obtaining,furnishing, operating, and maintaining ambulance services, emergencymedical equipment, for paying the salaries and benefits to emergencyresponse personnel, and for such other emergency response andprevention expenses of the District. The Revenues from this tax shallnot be used for any other purpose. Without passage of this measureof the District may cease all emergency services and will ceaseambulance services on January 1, 2015.2. Taxable Property. The Special Emergency Response ServicesTax is imposed upon all fee simple interests in real property locatedwithin the District's boundaries, except that the tax shall not be imposedupon property belonging to federal or state government agencies.3. Annual Tax and Operative and Sunset Date. The SpecialEmergency Response Services Tax will be imposed, and levied annuallyeach fiscal year, commencing July 1, 2015 and ending June 30, 2025.4. Basis and Amount of Annual Tax. The Special EmergencyResponse Services Tax is imposed and levied annually upon eachsecured parcel of taxable property within the District at $100 perparcel for the duration of the tax.5. Tax Collection. The Special Emergency Response Services Taxshall be collected on behalf of the District by the County of Inyo inthe same manner and subject to the same penalties interest, fees,and costs as, or with, other charges and taxes fixed and collected bythe County. The County may deduct its reasonable costs incurred forsuch service before remitting the balance of the tax proceeds to theDistrict.6. Creation of Fund: The funds attributable to this tax shall beplaced in a special account entitled "Special Emergency ResponseServices Tax Account and used exclusively for purposes set forthherein with annual reporting as required by Government Codesections 50075.1 and 50075.3.A YES VOTE SUPPORTS THE TAX:A NO VOTE DOES NOT SUPPORT THE TAX:

IMPARTIAL ANALYSIS BY COUNTY COUNSELMEASURE D

You are asked to vote upon a tax to be imposed and levied annuallyfor ten years upon secured real property within the Lone Pine FireProtection District (hereinafter "District"). The District has adoptedthe "Lone Pine Fire Protection District Special Emergency ResponseServices Tax Ordinance" proposing a special non ad valoremproperty tax for the purpose of funding continued and improvedemergency response services within the District. The revenues willnot be used for any other purposes. The California Constitution andstate statutes provide that the tax proposed by the District must beapproved by the voters of the District before it is imposed and levied.If this measure is approved, a special tax would be imposed andlevied each fiscal year beginning July 15, 2015 and ending June30, 2025, upon each secured parcel of taxable real property locatedwithin the District's boundaries, except property belonging to federalor state agencies. The amount of the tax will be $100 per eachsecured parcel within the District boundaries.The tax will be collected on behalf of the Lone Pine Fire ProtectionDistrict by the County of lnyo in the same manner and subject tothe same penalties, interest, fees, and costs as, or with, other chargesand taxes fixed and collected by the County.The funds attributable to this tax will be placed in a special accountentitled, "Special Emergency Response Services Tax Account" andused exclusively for the purpose of funding continued and improvedemergency response services within the District.Without passage of this measure, the District states that it will stopproviding emergency services on January 1, 2015.This measure will pass only if it is approved by two-thirds (2/3) ofthe voters voting on Measure D in the November 4, 2014CONSOLIDATED UDEL ELECTION.A "YES" vote is a vote to approve imposing and levying a SpecialEmergency Response Services Tax upon real property within theDistrict.A "NO" vote is a vote against imposing and levying a SpecialEmergency Response Services Tax upon real property within theDistrict.

Inyo County CounselDated: August 11, 2014 s/Margaret Kemp-Williams

ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF MEASURE D

A yes vote on this issue will allow the Lone Pine Fire Departmentto keep providing Ambulance Service to Area IV of the County oflnyo. A no vote will cause ambulance service to stop on January1, 2015.While $100.00 per year may seem a lot, it really is a smallamount to pay if your life or the life of someone you love couldend, because you voted no. These funds will only go to provideambulance service and if for some reason the Lone Pine FireDepartment cannot provide the service the tax will end, it cannotbe transferred to someone else.While the Lone Pine Fire District was established in 1964, it hasonly been since 1994 that we have provided ambulance service.As a result of this we do not receive any tax money for theambulance service and it needs to cover it's own expenses.If this measure does not receive a 2/3 vote, it would be twoyears before the next general election and by that time it will bevery hard to bring the service back.This will be the first time that the Fire Department has gone tothe voter asking for any type of tax increase and we know thatyou are there for us, just as we are here for you.

s/ Le Roy Kritz, Fire Chief

NO ARGUMENT AGAINST THIS MEASUREWAS SUBMITTED.

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VOTING RELATED QUESTIONS

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Where do I Vote?Your polling place is printed on the back cover of this Sample Ballot Pamphlet. Be sure tocheck this as polling locations change from one election to the next.

I have lived at the same address for years but my Polling Place changed.Why?Each election has a unique combination of districts which could make it necessary tochange your polling place.

What time does my Polling Place Open and Close on Election Day?The polling place opens at 7:00 am and closes at 8:00 pm.

I requested and received a Vote-by-Mail Ballot, but I have decided to Voteat the Polls. What do I do with the Vote-by-Mail Ballot?Take the unvoted vote-by-mail ballot in the return envelope with you to the polls and give itto a Precinct Officer. You will be issued a precinct ballot.

Why must I announce my name out loud and sign my name at the PollingPlace?The California Elections Code requires it. By signing, you are swearing you are thatperson.

Why is a list of voters names, addresses and telephone numbers postedat the Polling Place?The California Elections Code 14202 requires a list of voters to be posted at each pollingplace.

Can I take my Sample Ballot Pamphlet into the Voting Booth?Yes. Completing your choices on your Sample Ballot before going to the polls will help youwhen voting and will help eliminate long lines.

Do I have to show identification at the Polling Place to Vote?If you are a first time voter in Inyo County, you will be required to show identification tovote.

If you have any other questions please contact the Inyo County Elections Department (760) 878-0224 or visit our Website @ http://elections.inyocounty.us

AThe last day to register to vote in this election is October 20. If you move after this date, you can vote at your oldpolling place for this election.If you moved before October 20 and did not re-register you need to call or come toour office. We will update your address and issue you a ballot.

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What to do if you have moved or would like to vote by mail

Returning your vote by mail ballot:Voters may return only their own Vote by Mail Ballot, in person or by mail, to the Clerks Office or at any pollingplace in the county no later than 8:00 P.M. on Election Day. However, a voter, who because of illness or otherphysical disability, is unable to return his/her ballot, may designate in writing, his/her spouse, child, parent,grandparent, grandchild, sibling or anyone residing in voters household to return the ballot to the election officialor polling place.

If you would like to vote by mail, complete and sign the application printed on the back cover and return it to theelections office.If you check the permanent vote by mail voter box on the application a ballot will automatically be sent to you forfuture elections.

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If the polling place is not indicated as accessible, a precinct board member will take a regular ballot toa disabled person if requested.

Assistance for the visually, hearing, or speech impairedThe Secretary of States Office has a TDD (Telecommunications Device for the Deaf) for registration and electioninformation: 1-800-833-8683(1-800-TDD-VOTE). For the Visually Impaired, audio tapes of State Ballot Measuresare available from the County Clerk, Elections Division, (760) 878-0224.

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I hereby request a vote by mail ballot for theGeneral Election, November 4, 2014 Application must be received by October 28, 2014

I certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the information on this application is true and correct.

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Election day is Tuesday, November 4, 2014Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.Take this sample ballot to your polling place for reference

If you would like to vote by mail complete and sign the application printed above and return it to:Inyo County Elections, PO Box F, Independence, California 93526-0606

For further information phone: (760) 878-0224, 873-8481, 876-5559 or 1-800-447-4696 or e-mail kfoote@inyocounty.us

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