IN RE: CONTEST OF COLORADOS AT-LARGE DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES

KATHRYN PORTER ET AL.

V.
COLORADO DELEGATION

Statement of Objections and Hearing Brief

Contestants respectfully submit this Statement of Objections to the Committees Report and
Recommendations for Resolution dated June 30, 2016. This document is also intended to
serve as a Hearing Brief to assist the Committee in reviewing the relevant facts and law in this
contest. Additionally, this document provides the Committee with facts and relevant governing
rules not presented in the previous pleadings.

Summary of the Contest
The Committee is familiar with the nature of the Contest based on the Contestants
Notice of Contest (NOI) filed June 18, 2016 and the Statement of Position (SOP) filed June
22, 2016 and the Respondents Statement of Position. A number of controversies surround the
pervasive and material balloting irregularities throughout the Colorado Republican State
Convention election process. According to the accounts of the press and many delegates, the
balloting process was chaotic, disorganized, rife with errors, privacy violations, unequal
treatment, and out of compliance with a number of foundational rules, bylaws, state statutes,
and the 16(f) filing. Such an election, by its very nature, cannot produce the fair, accurate, or
verifiable results required for an RNC delegate election. Respondents position that the higher
vote totals credited to them validates their election, is circular logic and must be rejected, given
the material problems in the candidate eligibility and balloting processes that undercut the
credibility and accuracy of the entire election.
The razor-thin results that divided the winning delegates from the alternates had single-
digit margins, making even small errors material, with the likelihood of impacting the results
and the outcome. Some margins are as small as one one-hundredth of one percent (0.01%).
The combination of wide-ranging irregularities made the true will of the convention delegates
indeterminable and unverifiable. The Contestants request that the Committee apply its broad

discretionary authority to craft equitable remedies that recognize that the RNC must not
tolerate or condone material and reckless non-compliance with the convention delegate
election process. To do otherwise undercuts the credibility of all elected convention delegates.
Material errors began when the Colorado Republican Committee (CRC) applied
unequal and favored treatment to some would-be delegates in their candidacy application
efforts. Reckless and non-compliant ballot layout and design chosen by the CRC in knowing
violation of the bylaws created cascading errors and potential manipulation when CRC chose
to eliminate candidates names from the face of the ballot, and did so inconsistently. CRCs
bias and extreme carelessness created material uncorrected errors. Further, at least 6% of the
delegate candidates names were excluded from the candidates listing in the convention
program booklet (ballot supplement). The records show favorable treatment given to at least
five of the Respondents by including them in a small group of seven last-minute additions to
the convention program and website, when at least 38 similarly situated delegate candidates
were excluded from the initial ballot lists distributed to delegates. [Exhibit 1] Improper
favoritism continued when the CRC facilitated and granted electioneering opportunities on the
convention stage not available to other delegates, including the Contestant delegates.
The non-compliant ballots made voting difficult because of their non-standard large and
unwieldy size. These ballots were chosen to accommodate a favored vendors tabulation
software limitations. In fact, the Teller Committee referred to the ballots as monster ballots.
Balloting took place in a chaotic environment, and Chairman Steve House permitted voted
ballots to be cast before the CRC disclosed the complete list of candidates, further
disadvantaging over 6% of the candidates. Many voters cast their ballot before ballot number
corrections and additional candidates were announced. Such procedures greatly
disadvantaged dozens of candidates and those who wished to vote for those candidates. It is
reasonable to conclude that such widespread errors would impact the results and outcomes in
this thin-margin election.
The egregiously flawed processes continued in the ballot counting room as the Teller
Committee rejected and invalidated 82 ballots (2,132 votes) for purported over-votes
without inspecting obvious anomalies in the tabulation results. There were strong indications of
a software or scanning problem, but they were ignored. Additionally, the Teller Committee
counted at least 136 votes for unassigned numbers, further suggesting a ballot scanning

problem that should have been immediately investigated, rather than being concealed from the
convention and not mentioned in the Tellers report. The Chairman failed to announce the vote
total results or invalidated votes as required by the meeting rules, wrongly depriving the
convention body of the knowledge of the thin margins and material quantities of anomalies.
Without this important knowledge and the practical means to object to the Tellers Report,
delegates were misled by the Chairman and Teller Committee to adopt the materially flawed
election results that suited the CRCs purposes of electing the 16-member Cruz slate.
CRC has rejected Contestants multiple attempts to resolve the controversies outside
this contest process, including conducting a vote of its Executive Committee not to investigate
the irregularities that were widely reported and well documented. [Exhibit 2 Aff. Jankowski 12-
15]

Contest Proceedings and Objections

Contestants presented seven major issues of CRCs material non-compliance:

1. Violation of the bylaw requirement to print candidate names on the face of the ballot.
2. Inaccuracy of the tabulation and improper Teller Committee procedures.
3. CRC improperly gave the official Cruz slate favored treatment in their election bids.
4. CRC placed ineligible candidates on the ballot.
5. CRCs certification of the Respondents was made in bad faith and continued a
pattern of willful wrongdoing that was willfully repeated after non-compliant and
sometimes fraudulent Congressional District elections.
6. State delegates were precluded from making effective objections to the flawed
process.
7. The combination of additional subsidiary rules violations contributed to the
unverifiable, unreliable flawed election result.

Contestants seek a remedy decertifying the delegates ranked 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, and
13th based on reported vote total results, replacing them with Contestant delegates and one
additional eligible delegate.


Respondents Statement of Position

Respondents filed a Statement of Position basing the CRCs non-compliance with the
bylaws balloting requirements on purported impossibility and impracticality because of tight
meeting schedules. The Respondents irresponsibly claim that ballot supplements were a
proper substitute for a compliant ballot and that such supplements were fair to delegates.
Further, the Respondents claim that the ballot tabulations were without material error and deny
that unfair advantage was given to the Respondents who were part of the Cruz slate. The
Respondents inaccurately state that no exceptions were made to permit untimely filing of
delegates Intent to Run forms. Respondents deny that delegates were unable to raise
objections in the convention.

This Statement of Objection and Hearing Brief is the Contestants first opportunity to
answer the Respondents claims. Contestants will present evidence demonstrating that the
Respondents Statement of Position and incorporated sworn testimony of CRCs Executive
Director CRC Executive Director Shana Banberger (Banberger)]was submitted in bad faith
and primarily consists of willful false and misleading statements, meant to deceive the
Committee.

The Committees Report and Recommendations for Resolution

The Committees Report and Recommendations for Resolution was issued June 30,
2016 and reported only three of the Contestants seven major allegations of violation. Those
three areas were limited to 1) exclusion of names from the ballot, 2) the accuracy of the
tabulation of results, and 3) the convention delegates ability to effectively object. This
Statement of Objections reasserts the additional originally alleged material violations and
submits additional facts and violations not included in the original Statement of Position.

The Committee found that the CRC attempted strict compliance with State Convention
rules as practically as possible. The Committee further found that there was insufficient

evidence to establish that CRC operated in bad faith and insufficient evidence that the failure
to comply with the bylaws materially affected the outcome of the election.

The Contestants respectfully submit that the Respondents misled the Committee,
causing it to err its findings. The Contestants will offer evidence in this Statement that the
Committees findings are in error because the CRC has operated, and continues to operate, in
bad faith and has misled this Committee through their gross misrepresentation of facts in the
input into the Statement on Position and by withholding fundamental records from the
Contestants. The Respondents by means of their filing of irresponsibly misleading and false
statements in their Statement of Position attempt to maintain their delegation status through
unethical and wrongful means.

ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS OF LAW AND FACTS

The Procedure for the Contests of Elections at 8.D. provides for the Objections to
include additional facts and/or law to the record. Contestants respectfully wish to reassert all
seven original grounds of the contests as summarized above, including the three issues
addressed by the Committee. In addition, Contestants submit additional facts summarized
below and provided in more detail in Affidavits and Exhibits.
Contestants are dismayed by the Respondents false and irresponsible statements to
this Committee filed in their Statement of Position. Contestants rebuttal of such falsehoods
comprises many of the new facts listed below and presented in context in the argument
section.

A. Additional Facts Not Presented in Prior Pleadings

1. Compliant ballot format and timely printing were practical and available.

The Contestants will demonstrate that the underlying reason for the unnecessary and
improper numbers-only ballots was to favor a new voting system vendor (Dominion) that
lacks the required software capability to tabulate a multi-page contest, although other well-

respected, experienced vendors do have such capabilities. Respondents have falsely claimed
that they had no choice but to print non-compliant ballots excluding the candidates names
because of a short timeframe for ballot printing between county assemblies and the state
convention. Their claim that commercial ballot printers can print 5,000 ballots days earlier if the
ballots contained only numbers and not names is preposterous and illogical on its face. In fact,
in considerable correspondence between Banberger and the balloting vendor (Teller
Committee), the El Paso County Clerks Office (EPCO), during the period December 2015
through March reflects no intention to involve a commercial ballot printer. Commercial ballot
printers appear to have first been discussed on March 16. [Exhibit 3] Until that time, EPCO and
Banberger planned to print the ballots in the EPCO office with EPCOs specialized in-house
Ballot-On-Demand printersan operation that would require only a few hours of printing time.
[Exhibit 4, Exhibit 27] EPCO has at least 30 Ballot-On-Demand printers and more than enough
in-house capacity for printing this small lot of 5,000 ballots. [Exhibit 5]
The Respondents narrative that ballot-printing timeline constraints created the need for
numbers-only ballots is blatantly false and brings the Respondents credibility into question.
Although Respondents claim that March 28 was a hard and fast deadline communicated in
early March by the selected ballot printer, the vendor selected on March 16 began ballot
printing on April 5. A review of the materials reveals that Banberger contracted in December
with EPCO to handle all ballot design, layout, printing, acquisition, distribution, and tabulation
of ballots. CRCs only role was to approve the ballot content and pay for the services.
Banberger appeared to have EPCO handle all printing arrangements, and she did not appear
to deal with ballot printers despite her false claims in her affidavit. EPCO dealt with the printer
and voting system vendors as part of their contracted role.
More importantly, capable and experienced voting system vendors supplied compliant
sample ballots with delegate candidates names, these vendors could have been selected, and
ballots could have been timely printed either on Ballot-On-Demand printers or in a commercial
printing operation. EPCOs favored suppliers (Dominion) software tabulation program was
incapable of tabulating a contest over one page in length, although other competing vendors
could tabulate results across multiple pages. The unwieldly, 22-inch-long ballot without bylaw-
required delegate candidates names was a reckless and wrongful accommodation to meet the

favored vendors software limitations (one-ballot-face-only tabulation). A multi-page standard

size ballot could have been used.
Once Banberger and EPCO chose this improper compromise of ballot integrity to
accommodate an incapable vendor, the integrity of the election was at great risk, with little that
could be done to mitigate the risk.

The additional documented facts below support the reality that compliant ballots were
readily and timely available.

a. Contrary to Respondents claims, compliant ballot layout and printing was readily
and timely available, practical, and affordable and was offered to CRC, but rejected.
[Exhibit 6-7]
b. The 2012 voting system supplier (ES&S) proposed similar ballots for 2016 on March
7, 2016. [Exhibit 8]
c. CRC could have easily met the ballot-format bylaw requirements by merely selecting
an experienced and capable voting systems vendor, then having ballots printed
either by Ballot-On-Demand printers or commercial specialized ballot printers on a
timely basis.
d. CRC rejected compliant ballot-layout proposals and timely printing proposals from
experienced, capable voting system suppliers, in favor of a preferred supplier whose
voting system limited by software constraints, could not tabulate contests with
hundreds of delegate candidates names.
e. Proposals were received as late as March 11 from well-respected voting system
vendors that could lay out and format ballots with required delegate candidates
names and pledges. [Exhibits 6-8] Dominion could not tabulate a contest extending
beyond one page. The competing vendors could have met this need.
f. From the start of the project, the El Paso County Clerks office, responsible for ballot
preparation, planned to print the ballots in-house on its specialized Ballot-On-
Demand printers. Printing the required inventory of ballots could have been
accomplished in a matter of hours, not days, removing the invalid excuse of
purported commercial printing deadlines. [Exhibit 4]

g. Printing deadlines were not considered a potential problem by party officials prior to
the decision to design non-compliant ballots, much less found to be problematic and
justification for non-compliant ballot production, because the ballots were to be
printed in house.
h. The actual commercial ballot printing began April 4, [Exhibit 9-1] well after the
purported, but unsupported purported printer deadline of March 28 claimed by the
Respondents.
i. Banbergers claim that ballot printing vendors could not print the needed 5,000
ballots with names in 11 days turnaround, but one vendor could print the ballots if
only numbers instead of names were required defies common sense. Printing time
differences for additional characters printed, or duplex printing, would be minimal.
j. Evidence demonstrates that ballot design without required names was a mid-March
CRC decision having nothing to do with printing deadlines.
k. As late as March 4, Banberger was stating her preference for a ballot printed with
names, depending on pricing, undercutting her sworn statement that her choice of
printing vendor precluded that. [Exhibit 9]
l. A ballot printing vendor was not selected until March 16. [Exhibit 4]
m. Arapahoe County Clerks office used Ballot-On-Demand printers to print ballots in-
house for the Congressional District 6 Convention.
n. Two-sided (duplex) ballots with candidates names and pledge information were
used at the 2012 convention with over 800 candidates. [Exhibit 10]


2. The CRC could have selected a later convention date.

Respondents have claimed that printing ballots complying with the bylaws was
impossible and should be excused. The purported impossibility sprang from a short time
between county assembly/conventions and the April 9 convention. As demonstrated above,
compliant ballot printing turnaround time was adequate. But even if printing times were
actually a constraint, CRC cannot opt for a convention date that forces non-compliance with
bylaws and then claim impossibility of compliance.


a. The CRC selected the April 9 date, a full week earlier than required by statute.
[Exhibit 11]
b. Both the ballot-format bylaw requirement and the statutory date range of April 2-16
for the convention was known to the CRC on September 25, 2015 when the caucus
date was chosen. [Exhibit 11]

3. CRC had access to county delegate information by March 28 to determine ballot
content by March 29.

Respondents have dishonestly stated to this Committee that candidate information was
unavailable in time to print ballots with names as the bylaws require and to publish
complete lists of national delegate candidates. Respondents brief implies that generally
counties did not conduct their assemblies and transmit delegate information until March
2631. A review of the correspondence between EPCO and Banberger reveals that all
delegate information from county assemblies was available in sufficient time to both
print proper ballots with names and print accurate candidate lists. They merely chose
not to do either. Given the CRCs bias toward the official Cruz slate, the CRC had little
incentive to create fair and timely ballots and lists of other candidates.

a. Respondents misrepresent and understate the candidate information available to
them prior to March 31 for preparation of ballot content for printing. In fact, 61 of 64
counties had elected their state delegates by March 22. Intent to Run forms could be
verified against the 61 counties delegate list by Monday, March 28, after the March
27 deadline for filing Intent to Run forms.

b. The three remaining counties that held conventions on March 26 elected or ratified
159 delegates whose names could have been easily verified against the Intent to
Run form list with two or three hours of clerical time on March 28th or 29th, when all
county information would have been available. Only deletions from the candidate
Intent to Run lists were required upon verification, and no additional candidate

information was required to be added, contrary to Respondents claim. This should

have been a very manageable clerical task.
c. The CRC could have required county delegate submissions of no more than two
days after election, thereby obtaining the last 3 counties information for confirmation
by March 28, giving the CRC 12 days to finalize ballot content and printing.

4. Exclusions of candidates from ballot lists were not caused by county party changes to
delegate lists as Respondents and CRC claim.

Respondents and CRC made willful and egregiously untrue statements to the
Committee to attempt to deflect CRC errors onto the county parties in excluding certain
candidates from the published candidate listings.

a. Respondents allege that candidate names were excluded from the original
published ballot listings because county parties untimely amended their delegate
list. [Respondents SOP p.3; Banberger Aff. 11]
b. Research reveals that the exclusion of names of candidates from Adams,
Boulder, Douglas, and Pueblo Counties was not a result of county party error.
These county delegate reports were timely filed and not amended. The
exclusions of these candidates was a result of CRC error or mal-intent.
c. On March 31, prior to printing, CRC master candidate/delegate lists included all
known information from county uploads on state delegates included all
candidates ultimately assigned ballot numbers, although some were inexplicably
excluded from the published program booklet and only subsequently disclosed to
the convention delegates. The 38 candidates (including Contestant Alexander)
excluded from the website and from the originally published ballot listings were
not excluded because of late-arriving information from the counties, as
Respondents falsely claim.

5. CRC gave favored treatment to at least five Cruz slate Respondents, discriminating
against dozens of other candidates.

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It was valuable to candidates to have their name published on the CRC website and the
original, official distributed list in the program booklet. It is a distinct disadvantage and
harm to a candidate to be excluded or to have an inaccurate or missing number. Special
favored treatment was given to Respondents Sharon Bjorkland (590), Kristi Burton-
Brown (591), Scott Anderson (592), Jon Hotaling (593), and Stephen Humphrey (594)
to include them and only two other candidates on a last-minute change to print their
names in the program booklet and website listing, whereas other similarly situated
candidates were excluded without explanation. Special last-minute luck of Cruz slate
candidates being added to the ballot list when dozens of other qualified candidates were
excluded is an unlikely explanation. A review of the email correspondence with the
vendors make it clear that these was special treatment.

a. Although CRC had access to all candidates names and credentials before April
1, at least 38 candidates were excluded from the program booklet printed on
April 2.
b. A last-minute change was made with the printer to add 7 favored candidates
including the five official Cruz slate candidates named above, although these
candidates were placed out of alphabetical order at the bottom of the list. [Exhibit
12]
c. CRC added Respondents Stephen Humphrey and Jon Hotaling to the ballot
listing although their names do not appear on the March 31 candidate list of
Intent to Run forms received, bringing their eligibility into question.
d. CRC added Respondent Kristi-Burton Brown to the original ballot listing although
her name did not appear on the March 31 or subsequent state delegate lists,
bringing her eligibility into question.
e. One of the other two favored candidates (not a Cruz slate delegate) was Ryan
Call, former Chairman of the CRC. Calls name did not appear on the March 31
or subsequent state delegate lists, yet he was added to the original ballot
publication listing, although other eligible candidates were excluded.

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f. CRC published the candidate listing including these five Respondents on the
website on April 5, but excluded candidates with numbers from 606 to 636.
Candidates with numbers 606619 were not published until April 8. Candidates
with numbers 620636 were not published on the website at all.
g. Over 6% of the delegates who were assigned a number were subjected to some
type of debilitating error (wrong name, wrong numbers, misspellings, excluded
from list, duplicate numbers, etc.). No one on the official 16-member Cruz slate
was subjected to such errors.

6. Rules governing the meeting were unavailable, preventing the delegates ability to
determine the balloting process or to object.

Respondents falsely claimed that the proposed meeting rules were distributed via email
and on the website. Neither claim is true.

a. Contrary to Respondents claim [p.7] CRC members did not receive emails with a
copy of the meeting rules. [Affidavits at Exhibits 13-18]
b. Contrary to Respondents claim [p.7] the CRC did not post the rules on the website in
an accessible location, if at all.
c. CRC had email addresses for all 600+ candidates and did not send a copy of the rules
to candidates for national delegate.
d. CRC had email addresses for virtually all delegates and alternates, but did not send a
copy of the proposed rules to the delegates.
e. The 2012 proposed Meeting Rules were distributed as part of the 2012 written
program, but 2016 proposed rules were not included in the 2016 program.
f. Some delegates objected to the lack of disclosure of rules, but could not be
recognized by the Chair because of a lack of microphones, except on the stage, which
was inaccessible.
g. The Teller Committee did not operate under separate Teller Committee rules;
therefore, bylaws, meeting rules, and Roberts Rules of Order governed the balloting
process.

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7. There were no provisions in Meeting Rules for election observers.

Given the complexity and controversy of the balloting process, Meeting Rules provisions
should have been made to permit advocate election observers on behalf of candidates
campaigns.

a. Election observers representing candidates are typically provided for in rules to
permit challenge of election irregularities.
b. No such oversight arrangements were provided in the 2016 rules, nor are they
provided in the bylaws.

8. Ballot tabulation accuracy is in question

a. Given the small margin of victory [Exhibit 28] several of the Respondent as
delegates or alternates, even tabulation errors of 2 or more votes can become
material and change the outcome of the election.
b. No adjustment of the vote totals was attempted for the candidates who were
assigned more than one ballot number , [Exhibit 19] making their vote totals
inaccurate on their face.
c. The unusual concentration of 63 votes for unassigned numbers 948 and 777
suggest a material problem in scanning or tabulation that could also infect
assigned ballot positions. No answers to inquiries have been forthcoming on the
anomalies, and Respondents and CRC refuse to provide Contestants with a
review of the ballots.
d. Contrary to Respondents claim, ballots must be identified under Rule 8.4 and
counted by county in order to provide additional election security and
transparency. Instead, the 3,897 ballots were commingled, making it more
difficult to investigate the anomalies. This requirement is practical and was
complied with in prior elections to assist in ballot security and accounting
measures.

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e. Just prior to the delegate election, the balloting for statewide races, including
National Committeeman, was conducted by using the Dominion Voting system
as well as a compliant ballot. [Exhibit 20] Balloting errors discovered in this
contest should have informed and alerted CRC members and Tellers that
scanning and tabulating anomalies should be immediately and thoroughly
analyzed.
f. National Committeeman write-in candidate Edward Hairfield has stated and
documented that he garnered more votes in the election than reported
Initially the Tellers committee reported no votes for Hairfield, but 3 votes for Ed
Halvey [Exhibit 21] However, upon post-meeting protest, but after the adoption
of the Tellers Report, Hairfield was given credit for 3 votes, as the Teller
Committee chair improperly and unilaterally changed the Teller Report. [Exhibit
22]
g. Hairfield sought a review of the ballots and vote count though communications
with Chairman House, who promised a manual review of the ballots to answer
the question of the apparent inaccurate totals. The review has recently been
postponed as House states that all documents are locked down pending this
contest. Hairfield does not claim that he won the election, but instead is
concerned about the lack of accuracy in vote counting and reporting for the
convention at large.
h. Hairfields miscounted votes and the Tellers and Chairman Houses willingness
to personally and unilaterally change the official election totals [Exhibit 22]
demonstrate the lack of required election controls and oversight.

9. Ballot tabulation anomalies were concealed from candidates and delegates, preventing
their objections.

Without election observers ( 7. above), the anomalies were almost impossible for
candidates to detect, given the Chairmans failure to disclose key information when the
defective Tellers Report was presented.

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a. The tabulation anomalies detailed at SOP [p. 7]in Statement of Position, including
the 2,132 ejected over-votes and the 136 anomalous votes for unassigned
numbers, are material factors in the vote tallies and were not reported to the
convention body in seeking their approval of the Teller Report.
b. Numerous subsequent requests to the party and their vendor EPCO, to inspect the
ballots and the anomalies have been denied, despite the fact that the EPCO records
are public records under the Colorado Open Records Act.
c. The convention body was not informed that some candidates had two different ballot
numbers [Exhibit 19] and their vote tallies had not been combined.
d. The convention was not informed that hundreds of flyers had been distributed with
inaccurate numbers through no fault of the candidates. The wrong ballot number
communication could have been caused by sabotage or unintentional error, made
possible because of the lack of names on the ballot.
e. Respondents and Banberger state that manual tabulations were made of over-voted
ballots, although the Tellers report shows no such tabulation or adjustment, and the
CRC has refused to provide any supporting documentation.

10. The Chairman failed to present a valid Teller report

The Teller report was non-compliant and failed to give the convention body fundamental
and accurate information on which to vote or object. The problem was exacerbated by
the lack of accessibility to the Rules making it impossible to object with confidence.

a. In the absence of specific Teller Committee Rules or Meeting Rules, CRC bylaws
require that Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised (RONR) govern the meetings.
b. The Chairman did not report the quantitative results as required by the Rules and
RONR, but merely announced the delegates and alternates names. [Fore Affidavit
Exhibit 14]
c. The Chairman did not report the number of invalidated votes to the convention,
despite the requirement and the material number (2,132), which should have
generated concern.

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d. The single-digit and fractional-percentage small margins between winning and

losing categories of candidates were not disclosed to the voting delegates or the
candidates themselves in time for objection to the Tellers report.
e. The Chairman did not report the unclear ballots that may have affected the close
margin results to present them to the convention as required by RORN for a
determination of how the votes should be recorded, although he and the Teller were
keenly aware of significant errors likely impacting the result. [See Alexander and
Sullivan affidavits in SOP.]
f. Chairman House did not disclose that he was aware of the potential that ineligible
electors (such as those who were not on the county-submitted delegates list. Exhibit
1) cast ballots that could have impacted the outcome and under RONR would have
required re-balloting.
g. Chairman House misled Contestant Alexander on the method of challenging the
Tellers report for inaccurate tabulations, telling her to send him a protest letter,
assuring her that he would make it right, effectively diverting her from a proper
challenge to the results at the convention rather than permitting an objection or
disclosing the error in the Tellers report. (See SOP Kelsey affidavit )

11. Respondents are not operating honestly and in good faith with this Committee.

Many of the Respondents key statements in the Statement on Position, on which
the Committee relied, are completely false and intended to misinform the Committee. A
schedule will be provided at the hearing of the false statements that document this fact,
although the underlying facts and law have been included in this and prior pleadings.

12. Respondents have changed their stories.

Although the Respondents claim to this Committee that there was only one
irregularity, several Respondents and Chairman House have previously made
statements that acknowledge the flawed process of the election at issue and undercut

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the credibility of the Respondents Statement of Position. One such example is an email
to Contestant Porter from Respondent Dudley Brown. [Exhibit 23]

13. Material harm to voters and candidates occurred.

Despite Respondents absurd claim that the balloting error was harmless, the facts are
that numerous voters reported voter confusion, hesitation to mark ballot numbers
without names, and votes that they later realized were marked for incorrect numbers,
coupled with improperly credited votes and the inability to object to the irregularities all
caused material harm and made the will of the convention delegates indeterminable.
See affidavits at Exhibits 2, 13-18, and 25 for examples of harm to candidates and
delegates.

14. Edward Barlock is not defending his seat.

Respondent Edward Barlock, alternate delegate, chose not to respond to this Contest,
and the request to decertify his election as an alternate. [See Respondents SOP
footnote 1] Barlock told Marilyn Marks by telephone that he is choosing not to respond
to the contest because the state convention election was too messed up. Contestants
amend their request for relief accordingly at F below.


B. Additional Statements of Law and Rules Not Presented in Prior Pleadings

The following references of relevant governing authority are hereby added to the previous
references of governing laws and rules summarized at Exhibit 24.

1. Colorado Revised Statute (CRS) 1-13-301 provides for criminal punishment for
dishonesty or corruption in election activities occurring at an assembly or convention.
2. In the absence of specific bylaws, laws, or rules to the contrary, Roberts Rules of Order
Newly Revised (RONR) govern the meetings of the CRC. (CRC Bylaws Article XVIII)

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3. RONR , 11th Ed., pagers 417-419 provide specific requirements for the content of a
Tellers report.
4. RONR, 11th Ed., page 419 provides for the manner in which questionable ballots should
be decided by the convention.
5. Meeting Rule 7.4 (d) provides that candidates names on the ballot appear in
alphabetical order, grouped by presidential preference.
6. Meeting Rule 7.4 (c) provides that each candidate for National Delegate will be given 10
seconds to address the convention.
7. Colorado Open Records Act CRS 42-72-202(6)(a)(I) defines public records to include
those made by a political subdivision of the state and includes the electronic scans of
the election ballots made by the El Paso County Clerks Office.
8. Ballot format requirements under Colorado election law (CRS 1-5-407) requires names
on ballots and limits the number of unassigned target areas. [This law is not controlling,
but provides basic ballot-format guidance.]

ARGUMENT

The entire narrative painted by the Respondents is false and fabricated to attempt to
excuse the biased, reckless, unfair, and improper conduct of the election. The degree to which
Respondents dishonest assertions and claims permeates their brief is shocking, particularly
given that documentary evidence is available to disprove the vast majority of Respondents
assertions and claims in the brief. The election irregularities were so pervasive and material in
nature that Respondents now appear to be willing to make any outrageous and provably false
claim to attempt to hopelessly confuse the contest facts. Sanctions and penalties against the
Respondents and counsel are appropriate for their disrespectful and dishonest conduct in
attempting to deceive the Committee.

A. The Will of the Convention Cannot be Reasonably Determined.

When an election is conducted in a manner that is materially out of compliance with
governing rules, the election results cannot be judged to be fair or reflect the will of the voters,

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particularly when there is perceived bias, improperly tested technology, obstructed

transparency, negligence, unequal treatment, and widespread voter confusion. The election at
issue was such an election. While the Respondents argue that they were credited with the
most votes and nothing else matters, their large purported vote totals are to a great extent the
result of a combination of wrongful actions. The RNC must not permit such an election to
stand. To do so would send the message that none of the requirements submitted in the 16(f)
process need to be taken seriously. Permitting this election to stand without sanctions against
the Respondents would shock those who honor the system as having meaning and integrity.
The nation knows that the Colorado delegation in particular is split into factions on its
presidential preference. The thin margins of victory between categories of individual
Respondents must be recognized as subject to material error in the outcome because of even
minor mistakes or modest undue influence. It indeed makes a difference which individuals,
whether or not they were official Cruz slate delegates, are seated. In this case, the level of
irregularity and error is impossible to compute but quite material to the outcome.
If this election had been a public election, there is little doubt that such improper
conduct would have resulted in an invalid election, because the true will of the voters cannot
be determined. CRC does not have that luxury, and the considerable discretion available to
this Committee should be used to wisely balance the competing interests and avoid condoning
such irresponsible elections of national delegates.

B. The Excuse of the Tight Timeline Is Invalid.

As pointed out in A. 1. and A. 2., the narrative of a timeframe too tight to honor the
bylaws is fabricated by the Respondents and shamefully false. The evidence in the record at
every turn, whether in designing ballot format, uploading ballot content, printing or testing
ballots, or selecting the date of the convention was under CRC control with generous time
cushions built in. The CRC cannot circumvent bylaws by simply opting for meeting dates with
tight timelines and then declaring itself incapable of meeting the fundamental requirements of
the function. Selecting a vendor that cannot meet the fundamental requirements of ballot
layout and tabulation, then claiming impossibility of compliance, is disingenuous and should
not be tolerated by the Committee.

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C. Respondents submitted a wholly false and intentionally misleading brief.

It indeed shocks conscience to read the Respondents brief and see the outright
falsehoods, gross misrepresentations, fabrications, half-truths, and deflections. Contestants
are at a loss as to how to adequately refute the scores of mistruths in the document in a
practical manner. Therefore Contestants have undertaken the unusual step of providing a
paragraph by paragraph rebuttal, not only to set straight the facts, but to enlighten the
Committee as to the level of unethical behavior the Respondents are engaged in. The Exhibit
containing the paragraph by paragraph rebuttal will be provided at the hearing, although the
underlying facts and law in dispute are covered in this and previous pleadings.

D. Respondents have improperly taken advantage of the favored treatment.

The Respondents may not now innocently throw up their hands claiming that they
merely campaigned more vigorously and were associated with the most popular presidential
slate. The truth is that they clearly had inside CRC influence and were given special privileges
of last-minute publication and being added to the candidate list without first passing the
eligibility test of being a verified and eligible state delegate, as other candidates were required
to do. None of the 16-member Cruz slate was subject to a misprint, a misspelling, a wrong
number, or a list exclusion.
It appears that Cruz-slate Respondents Humphrey, Hotaling, and Brown were not
required to meet the same delegate verification as other candidates.
Cruz-slate leaders were aware of Letter of Intent problems [Exhibit 23] and chose not to
use their influence to insist on a fair election, but to take advantage of the CRCs willingness to
conduct an irresponsible election.

E. CRC continues their favored treatment of Cruz slate and Respondents.

Respondents describe the role of the CRC as the neutral facilitator and arbiter of the
elections process. Indeed that is how it should be. But the CRC acted in any manner but

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neutral. The favoritism continues now as the CRC is supplying legal counsel for this contest to
the Respondents at CRCs expense. CRC is defending the seats of the delegates gained in an
unfair and unverifiable manner.
The CRC refuses to provide even the most basic source documents such as
Credentials reports or Tellers reports to Respondent candidates after repeated requests
[Exhibit 26] Yet all relevant documents are available to the Respondents because of the
favored arrangement between the Respondents and the CRC.

F. Remedy Sought is Rational and Fair.

The Committee has misunderstood the relief sought in the Statement of Position, at IV
which explains that Contestants seek to have five delegate seats vacatedspecifically the 9th
through 13th delegate seats ranked by purported vote totals. Contestant delegates Porter,
Fore, Alexander, and Gamache should assume 4 of these seats with a 5th to be selected from
another slate by the Contestants.
Contestants wish to amend their proposed relief to address the failure of Respondent
Edward Barlock to respond or defend his seat. He has effectively defaulted on his ability to
claim rights to the seat. [See A 15 above] Barlock should be decertified as an Alternate
Delegate and replaced with a 6th eligible candidate to be selected from another slate by
Contestants.
The Respondents illogically argue that the vote totals are accurate, therefore the
Contestants do not have enough votes to exceed Respondents winning vote totals in order
to be seated. The fundamental nature of this contest is Contestants understanding that the
vote totals are materially inaccurate and unduly influenced by favoritism shown the official Cruz
slate. Problematic vote totals in question cannot be the baseline for determination of the
remedy to the very problem they represent.
The Committee has broad discretion in a case like this where the chaotic, non-compliant
convention election result is indeterminable. Quoting from the 2012 Maine contest case
decision by this Committee, the Committee has broad authority to fashion an equitable
remedy, especially in an instance like this where the non-compliance with the applicable
procedural rules was so widespread and fundamental in the election

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Contestants respectfully repeat the remedy sought as described above and in SOP
[p.18] and further request that the Committee apply appropriate sanctions and penalties
against Ms. Banberger, the CRC, and the Respondents for their demonstrable attempts to
deceive this committee and to conduct and participate in these election irregularities and
unethical conduct. Additionally, the Contestants request an adverse inference with respect to
all assertions and negative implications that the denied documents could contain.

CONCLUSION
The Contestants respectfully request that the Committee grant the relief requested to
restore accountability and confidence in the process of the election and seating of RNC
delegates.

Respectfully submitted on behalf of Contestants,


Marilyn Marks
(Non-attorney representative)

July 8, 2016
Marilyn @ AspenOffice.com

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SUPPLEMENT ANOMALIES VERIFIED WITH MASTER STATE DEL-ALT LIST

* 33 national delegate candidates were known as state dels/alts in advance of booklet
printing; could have been listed in the booklet
* 3 national delegate candidates not on master list; ineligible (1 elected)
NAME
DANIEL GARCIA - UP
NICHOLAS STEPHENS - UP
RHEBA MASSEY - TRUMP
SOLOMON MARTINEZ - CRUZ
LARRY SINGER - UP
BARBARA PIPER - UP
PAUL NEELY - UP
JENNIFER BIEHN - TRUMP
THOMAS E VALDEZ - TRUMP
KAY RENDLEMAN - CRUZ
BECKY MIZEL - UP
VICKIE TONKINS - UP
JOSHUA KEY - RUBIO
KRISTINA COOK - CRUZ
GABRIEL SCHWARTZ - TRUMP
ELIZABETH MCCAIN - CRUZ
JAMES SITTNER - UP
GRANT VANDERJAGT - UP
CLAY HIRAKATA - CRUZ
GEORGE HANZAS - TRUMP
DWIGHT PROCTO - KASICH
ROBERT BAMBER - TRUMP
EVELINA ASHMORE - UP
THERESA MARTENS - CRUZ
KAREN STEIGHENR - UP
DAVID TESITOR - UP
JARRETT LOAR - UP
BARABARA MUSSO - UP
SUE MOORE - UP
JEFFREY EGGEMEYER - TRUMP
GREGORY CARLSON - UP
DALE LAIRD UP
DONALD WELCH - UP
REBECCA WAUGH - CRUZ
LEMOINE DOWD - CRUZ
KURT PETERS - UP
ANGEL MERLOS - UP
KELSEY ALEXANDER - CRUZ
JOY HOFFMAN - UP
SHARON BJORKLUND - CRUZ
KRISTI BURTON BROWN - CRUZ
SCOTT ANDERSON - CRUZ
JON HOTALING - CRUZ
STEPHEN HUMPHREY - CRUZ
RYAN CALL - UP
Green=

BALLOT #
596
597
598
326 & 599
600
411 & 601
602
603
604
440 & 605
606
532 & 607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
15 & 617
618
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626 & 633
627 & 631
628
629 & 632
630
634
635
636
589
590
591
592
593
594
595

SUPPLEMENT TYPE
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET & BOOKLET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET & BOOKLET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET & BOOKLET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET & BOOKLET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET & BOOKLET
BLUE SHEET
BLUE SHEET
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #1
SCREEN #2 & BOOKLET
SCREEN #2 & BOOKLET
SCREEN #2 & BOOKLET
SCREEN #2 & BOOKLET
SCREEN #2 & BOOKLET
SCREEN #2 & BOOKLET
SCREEN #2 & BOOKLET

Exhibit 1

MASTER STATE DEL-ALT LIST

ADAMS
EL PASO
LARIMER
LARIMER
GARFIELD
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS
DENVER
DOUGLAS
EL PASO
PUEBLO
EL PASO
MONTROSE
DENVER
DENVER
ARAPAHOE
JEFFERSON
ARAPAHOE
OTERO
OTERO
OTERO
OTERO
NOT ON DEL-ALT MASTER LIST
ARAPAHOE
ARAPAHOE
HUERFANO
DENVER
PUEBLO
DENVER
DENVER
FREMONT
MONTROSE
FREMONT
MONTROSE
BOULDER
EL PASO
JEFFERSON
DOUGLAS
ARAPAHOE
MESA
NOT ON DEL-ALT MASTER LIST
ARAPAHOE
EL PASO
WELD
NOT ON DEL-ALT MASTER LIST

Respondents

Prepared by Florence Sebern

Master Del-Alt List: El Paso Clerk Colorado Open Records Request (EPCO CORA)
Supplement Data: EPCO CORA and Sharp-Carr Convention Screenshots

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Exh. 2

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Page 3 of 52

Exhibit 3
From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:

David Moreno
Chuck Broerman
Ryan Parsell; Steven Bennett
RE: Paper specs for Domion Scanners
Wednesday, March 16, 2016 2:00:44 PM

Out of the top of my head, similar to the one I sent you (where we take 4 positions per candidate).

18 about 360
17 about 335

Although Im working in some proposals that may increase those numbers, Ill show you on Friday.

How early are you in your office on Friday?

DAVID MORENO | DIRECTOR, PRODUCT STRATEGY

DOMINION VOTING
1201 18th Street, Suite 210, DENVER, CO 80202
1.866.654.8683 | DOMINIONVOTING.COM

+1 720.257.5209OFFICE (ext 9242)

+1 720.668.6575MOBILE

From: Chuck Broerman [mailto:ChuckBroerman@elpasoco.com]

Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 1:47 PM
To: David Moreno
Cc: Ryan Parsell
Subject: RE: Paper specs for Domion Scanners

Curve ball-IVS may have an issue with locating a 22 die to cut the ballot to 22 in length. If you
made the font smaller (but readable) how many bubbles can you get on an 18 ballot? On a 17
ballot?

From: David Moreno [mailto:david.moreno@dominionvoting.com]

Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 10:41 AM
To: Chuck Broerman; Mary Bartelson; Steven Bennett
Subject: RE: Paper specs for Domion Scanners

Chuck,

IVS is already a qualified printer for Dominion. We recommend Rolland 30 100# Text, I believe thats
the one IVS uses.

Regards

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DAVID MORENO | DIRECTOR, PRODUCT STRATEGY

DOMINION VOTING
1201 18th Street, Suite 210, DENVER, CO 80202
1.866.654.8683 | DOMINIONVOTING.COM

+1 720.257.5209OFFICE (ext 9242)

+1 720.668.6575MOBILE

From: Chuck Broerman [mailto:ChuckBroerman@elpasoco.com]

Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 6:54 AM
To: Mary Bartelson; Steven Bennett; David Moreno
Subject: Paper specs for Domion Scanners

Steve/David:

What is your recommendation for paper stock for use on your scanners? Do you have
recommendation on print vendorss. We have used IVS in the past. Have you worked with them.

Chuck
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Exh 4

Productivity- and profit-enhancing

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6 inches/second = 4 sec/22 in = 18 ballots/min = 1,080 ballots/hr

4000 ballots = 4 hours print time information prepared by Florence Sebern.

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Performance
Print Speed: Up to 36 ppm Color; up to 40 ppm Mono
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major network protocols supported TCP/IP, Netware and
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Memory


Standard
RAM: 512 MB
Maximum RAM: 1,024 MB
Flash Memory: 4 MB standard
Hard Disk Drive: 40 GB (standard on C9650hdn,
optional on C9650n and C9650dn)

Standard

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230-sheet multi-purpose tray)
Optional Input: 2nd/3rd universal tray (530 sheets each);
High-Capacity Feeder (1,590 sheets); Banner Paper Tray
(20-banner-size sheets)
Maximum Capacity: 2,880 sheets (Printer + 2nd tray +
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Monarch envelopes, and banners (up to 12.9" by 47.24")
Paper Weight: Trays 1 thru 5 17 lb. bond80 lb. cover
(64216 gsm); Multi-purpose tray 17 lb. bond120 lb.
cover (64307 gsm); duplex 20 lb. bond65 lb. cover
(75188 gsm) for letter and tabloid sheets
Duplex (2-sided printing): Standard on C9650dn and
C9650hdn; optional on C9650n

Typefaces
Printer

Fonts: 86 scalable PCL fonts, 1 bitmap font,
10 TrueType fonts, 136 Adobe PostScript Type 1 fonts,
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Environmental
Size

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(59.9 cm x 62.5 cm x 46.9 cm)
Weight: 167.5 lb. (76.0 kg) with consumables
Power Consumption: Operating Typical 780W,
Peak <1500W; Standby 200W (average); Power Save 33W
Acoustic Noise: Operating 54dB(A) or less; Standby:
42dB(A) or less; Power Save: 28dB(A) (background level)
ENERGY STAR: Available on C9650dn and C9650hdn

Warranty
Printer: 1-Year limited On-Site warranty 3, parts and labor
Digital LED Printhead: 5-Year limited warranty

Important Consumables Information: This product

has been designed and engineered to operate only with

genuine OKI Printing Solutions consumables. Use of
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and supplies from OKIPrinting Solutions, including

OKIcare Extended Service Programs: 1.800.OKI.DATA
(800.654.3282).3
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P
Individual results may vary.
Requires hard disk drive (standard on C9650hdn).
3 Available in the U.S. and Canada only.
4 ENERGY STAR compliant.
5 Based on 5% coverage, Letter-size sheet. Printers ship
with 7,500-page starter toner cartridges.
6 Declared yield in accordance with ISO/IEC 19798.
7 E stimated life, continuous printing (will vary depending on
number of printed pages per job).
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Interface
Standard

Connectivity: 10/100/1000 Ethernet,
High-speed USB v2.0, Parallel

C9650 Series

Ordering Information

Description
Part Numbers
C9650n 120V (Multilingual)
62430604
C9650n 230V (Multilingual)
62430605
C9650dn 120V (Multilingual) 4
62430606
C9650dn 230V (Multilingual) 4
62430607
C9650hdn 120V (Multilingual) 4
62430608
C9650hdn 230V (Multilingual) 4
62430609
Options
2nd and 3rd 530-sheet Paper Tray Mechanism
42831301
Duplex Unit
42797201
High-Capacity Feeder
42831501
Banner Paper Tray
42964903
4-Tray Finisher
70050701
5-Tray Finisher
70050801
2-/3-Hole Punch for Finisher
42872902
40 GBHard Disk Drive
70050502
256 MB Memory Expansion DIMM
70051601
512 MB Memory Expansion DIMM
70051701
Printer Cabinet
70050901
Supplies
Toner Cartridges (Type C7)
Cyan Toner Cartridge
16,5005/22,000 pg.6 42918983
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16,5005/22,000 pg.6 42918981
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18,5005/22,500 pg.6 42918984
Image Drums (Type C7)
Cyan Image Drum
42,000 pg.7
42918103
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42,000 pg.7
42918102
Yellow Image Drum
42,000 pg.7
42918101
Black Image Drum
42,000 pg.7
42918104
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7
Fuser Kit (120V)
100,000 pg.
42931701
Fuser Kit (230V)
100,000 pg.7
42931702
7
Transfer Belt
100,000 pg.
42931601
5
Waste Toner Box
30,000 pg.
42869401
Finisher Staples
15,000 count
42937601
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60 lb. cover
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52205601
90 lb. index
250
52205602
110 lb. index
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52205603
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500
52206101
11" x 17"
500
52206102
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500
52206103
Ultra Gloss Paper (8 pt.):
4" x 6"
50
52208909
5" x 7"
50
52208910
8.5" x 11"
100
52208901
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250
52208902
11" x 17"
50
52208903
12" x 18"
50
52208904
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12.9" x 35.4"
100
52206001
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100
52206002
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8.5" x 11"
100
52205901
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100
52205904
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52206301
500
52206302

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Exhibit 5

Page 7 of 52

Exhibit 6
From:
To:
Subject:
Date:
Attachments:

Chuck Broerman
Ryan Parsell
FW: Sample Ballot with Real Names and Affiliation
Friday, March 11, 2016 6:57:41 AM
900 Real Names & Affiliations.pdf
image001.png
image002.png

From: Larry Moore [mailto:larry.moore@clearballot.com]

Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2016 4:37 PM
To: Chuck Broerman
Cc: Bill Murphy
Subject: Sample Ballot with Real Names and Affiliation

Hello Chuck,
I have copied Bill Murphy, our Director of Sales on this
email. Going forward, it will be his role to structure a
mutually acceptable relationship for Clear Ballot to run
the balloting on the upcoming Republican State
Assembly meeting on April 9th that you are hosting.
As promised, I'm attaching a sample 21" ballot PDF with
900 real names on it and their candidate affiliations.
We can tabulate this ballot at a sustained rate of 1
ballot / 2 seconds. That means that if all the ballots
were tabulated together it would take a little over an
hour on 2 scanners.
4,000 ballots x 2 seconds = 8,000 seconds / 3600 = 2.2 hrs on 1 scanner or 1.1 hrs on 2 scanners.

We can accommodate more names; each additional

inch of ballot length will allow 48 more names to fit.
Given that the ballots would be coming in over several
hours, I'd guess that the results would be available 1015 minutes after the last ballot was scanned.
Note at the top of the second side there are a couple
of very long names. Take a look and how they are
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automatically treated by reducing the font size.

Best,
Larry Moore
Chief Executive Officer

Clear Ballot Group, Inc.

7 Water Street, Suite Seven | Boston, MA 02109
www.clearballot.com| Larry.Moore@ClearBallot.com
Office:857.250.4961| Cell:617-921-1702

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exh 7
Delegate Selection for the Republican National Convention
April 9, 2016
Side A

Vote for Twenty-Three

Aaker, Donald
[TR]
Abbott, Shane I
[TR]
Abbott, Thomas G
[TR]
Abeyta, Robert L
[TR]
Abplanalp, Mark W
[TR]
Abrahams en, Joan
P [TR]
Adams , Carl J [TR]
Adams , Daniel V
[TR]
Adams , Leo C
[TR]
Adams , Teddy G
[TR]
Adcox, James T
[TR]
Adelmann, Bob
[TR]
Adkis on, Ronald P
[TR]
Aigner, David J
[TR]
Akers , Eva A [TR]
Akers , James A
[TR]
Akin, Nancy E [TR]
Albers , Carla M
[TR]
Albert, Cons tance
L [TR]
Alberts , Donald J
[TR]
Alberts , Roberta A
[TR]
Alexa, Andrew J III
[TR]
Aligaen, Charles I
[TR]
Allan, Cynthia L
[TR]
Allen, Gail P [TR]
Allen, Robert M
[TR]
Allis on, Audrey B
[TR]
Allis on, James L
[TR]
Allis on, Roy D [TR]
Almado, Heidi [TR]
Almado,
Ros emary [TR]
Alter, Mitchell R
[TR]
Altinger, Max J
[TR]
Alvey, William E
[TR]
Ament, Pamela J
[TR]
Anders en, Audra
L [TR]
Anders on, Bruce
R [TR]
Anders on, Clare E
[TR]
Anders on, Dale A
[TR]
Anders on, Dale W
[TR]
Anders on, Ingrid
E [TR]
Anders on, Jeffrey
S [TR]
Anders on, John O
[TR]
Anders on, Jus tus
E [TR]
Anders on,
Margaret J [TR]
Anders on, Paul A
[TR]
Anders on, Sarah
M [TR]
Andrews ,
Frederick [TR]
Angs tadt, Nathan
W II [TR]
Anneler, Garland
L [TR]
Ans hutz, Debra A
[TR]
Antener, Wade
[TR]
Antes , Ralph D
[TR]
Anthony, Margo R
[TR]
Antkow, Thomas
M [TR]
Apodaca, Jos e R
[TR]
Apodaca, Robert A
[TR]
Apodaca, Toni M
[TR]
Applegate, Cory L
[TR]
Applegate,
Richard L [TR]
Appleman,
Edward H [TR]
Aragon, Lis a H
[TR]
Aragon, Paul L
[TR]
Aragon, Rachael L
[TR]
Archer, Stephan
G [TR]
Archuleta, Jos eph
C JR [TR]
Archuleta,
Natas ha A [TR]
Arentz, Thomas J
[TR]
Arndt, Irene Y [TR]
Arredondo, Mark
[TR]
As hby, Elia [TR]
As hlock, Linda A
[TR]
Athens -Barnekow,
Merilou [TR]
Atkins , Cordell L
[TR]
Atkins , Theres a M
[TR]

Atkins on,
Patricia R [TR]
Aus tin, Patricia
T [TR]
Avis chious ,
Cathy A [TR]
Awtrey, Jas on
A [TR]
Ayles bury,
Jos efa M [TR]
Babs on, Beth
[TR]
Bacavis ,
Chris topher M
[TR]

Bacavis , Sarah
M [TR]
Bacon,
Frederick [TR]
Bagens tos ,
Eugene L [TR]
Baggs ,
Charles H [TR]
Baggs , Janice
M [TR]
Bagley,
Geraldine C
[TR]

Bahr, Brian
[TR]
Bailey, Dana I
[TR]
Bailey, Erica M
[TR]
Bailey, Kay S
[TR]
Bailey, Paul L
[TR]
Bailey, Scott D
[TR]
Baker, Harland
[TR]
Baker, Margo
S [TR]
Baker, Timothy
G [TR]
Balas , Jos eph J
[TR]
Bale, William F
[TR]
Balink, Frances
A [TR]
Balink, Robert
C [TR]
Ball, Carolyn S
[TR]
Ballard, Steve
E [TR]
Bankes ,
Sandra [TR]
Banzhaf, Jamie
[TR]
Banzhaf,
Walter [TR]
Barager,
James V [TR]
Barager,
Kris tine V [TR]
Barber, Rex
[TR]
Bare, Daniel W
III [TR]
Barker,
Kimberly A [TR]
Barker, Mark H
[TR]
Barker, Teres a
A [TR]
Barnes , Larry
R [TR]
Barnes ,
Sandra L [TR]
Barnett,
Courtney N
[TR]

Barnett, Deann
[TR]
Barnett, Jeffery
L [TR]
Barnett, Trever
[TR]
Barnhart,
James F [TR]
Baron, Jeffrey
P [TR]
Barragan,
Sherry K [TR]
Barry, Craig D
[TR]
Bartha,
Jonathan J [TR]
Bartlett, Daniel
D [TR]
Bas s , Arnie
[TR]
Bas s ett, Jeff M
[TR]
Bas t, Patrick J
[TR]
Bauder, Karen
L [TR]
Bauer, David S
[TR]
Bauer, Dn [TR]
Baugh, Brian R
[TR]
Baughman,
Betty L [TR]
Baum,
Chris topher C
[TR]

Baum, Sonja H
[TR]
Bawek, Roger
T [TR]
Baxter, Kevin V
[TR]
Baxter, Mars ha
F [TR]
Beal, Sue A
[TR]
Beards lee,
Karen L [TR]
Beas ley, Dana
S [TR]
Beattie,
Richard A [TR]
Beatty, Kelly L
[TR]
Beatty, Warren
C [TR]
Beckett,
Audrey C [TR]
Beckett,
Theodore T JR
[TR]

Beckman,
Philip G [TR]
Bees on,
Thomas H [TR]
Begin, David M
[TR]
Behnke,
Richard H [TR]

Beier, Ronald A
[TR]
Bell, Hugh M III
[TR]
Bell, Kenneth
[TR]
Benjamin,
Katherine A [TR]
Bens berg,
James M [TR]
Bentley,
Leonard C [TR]
Bentley, Rachel
M [TR]
Berdine,
Matthew A [TR]
Berg, Catherine
Y [TR]
Berg, Pamela J
[TR]
Bergs ma, Kars t
J [TR]
Berkley, Ronald
F [TR]
Berry,
Jacqueline A [TR]
Betts , Bobbi A
[TR]
Betzler, David P
[TR]
Beuc, Ralph M
[TR]
Beus e, Jack [TR]
Bierdeman, Carl
F [TR]
Biggs , Sue N
[TR]
Billiard, Paul J
[TR]
Bircham,
Edward G [TR]
Blackman,
James R JR [TR]
Blancken,
Robert W [TR]
Blanding,
Sharon L [TR]
Blazi, April M
[TR]
Bluhm, Nathan
M [TR]
Bobbitt, Charles
H [TR]
Bochins ki, Mark
H [TR]
Boehringer,
Jane L [TR]
Boehringer,
Jos eph W [TR]
Boelens , James
R JR [TR]
Bogos ian, Carol
A [TR]
Bohren, James
S [TR]
Bolar, David A
[TR]
Bolar, Laurel K
[TR]
Bollens , Ellen M
[TR]
Borkows ki,
Clement M [TR]
Bors t, Jeffrey
[TR]
Bos chert, Dean
A [TR]
Bos s ert, Laurie
[TR]
Bos trom, Gary
M [TR]
Bothell, Wins ton
K [TR]
Boucher, Ellen J
[TR]
Bourgeois ,
Gerald P [TR]
Bourland,
Bretts chneider
M J [TR]

Bowden,
Deborah M [TR]
Bowker, Mary A
[TR]
Bowler, Michael
L [TR]
Bowman,
Emers on W [TR]
Bows er, Brook F
[TR]
Bows er, David J
[CR]
Boyle, Richard W
[CR]
Brackeen,
Franklin J [CR]
Braden, Ralph A
JR [CR]
Bradfield, Mary
E [CR]
Bradley, Laura
M [CR]
Bradley, Loretta
A [CR]
Bragado,
Steven W [CR]
Braio, Linda L
[CR]
Branciforte,
Georgiana [CR]
Branciforte,
Mario [CR]
Branigan,
Allis on A [CR]
Bratton, Richard
V [CR]
Braunlich, Mark
H [CR]
Bray, Eugene E
[CR]
Breford, Lori L
[CR]
Breglio, Carol R
[CR]
Breis ter,
Brenda L [CR]
Breis ter, Jos eph
D [CR]
Bremer, Anna C
[CR]
Bremer, Duncan
S [CR]
Bremer, Robert
E [CR]
Brendemuhl,
Hilary L [CR]
Brenner,
Kathleen L [CR]
Brenner,
Richard D [CR]

Bretanus ,
Martina D [CR]
Breuning, Carl G
[CR]
Brewer, Jimmie R
[CR]
Brewer, Mars ha
R [CR]
Brey, Carolyn
[CR]
Briggs , Daniel F
[CR]
Briggs , Stacey L
[CR]
Brinkmann, David
[CR]
Brinkmann, Tina
[CR]
Brizic, Jas on A
[CR]
Broders en, Beth
A [CR]
Broerman,
Charles D [CR]
Broerman,
Victoria L [CR]
Brookens , Eric C
[CR]
Brookman,
Barbara A [CR]
Brooks , White D
M [CR]
Brooks ,
Chris topher K
[CR]

Brooks , Clarence
E [CR]
Brooks , Forres t E
[CR]
Brooks , Judy R
[CR]
Brouillette, Albert
A [CR]
Brouillette, Nancy
A [CR]
Brower, Mars ha
M [CR]
Brown, Crys tal
[CR]
Brown, Douglas P
[CR]
Brown, Linda J
[CR]
Brown, Lynn D
[CR]
Brown, Sharon L
[CR]
Brown, Terry L
[CR]
Brubaker, Kendra
S [CR]
Brubaker, Kevin R
[CR]
Bruce, Harlan M
[CR]
Bruce, Jos eph J
[CR]
Brunette, Terry R
[CR]
Brunzell, Rick H
[CR]
Brunzell, Sherri A
[CR]
Bryant, Darcel J
[CR]
Bryant, Samuel R
[CR]
Bubis , Jaxine C
[CR]
Buchanan, Wade
P [CR]
Buck, Richard W
[CR]
Buckley, John C III
[CR]
Bucks ath, David
R [CR]
Bucks ath,
Stephanie K [CR]
Bues cher,
Jennifer L [CR]
Bues cher,
Samuel S [CR]
Bues ing, Thomas
P [CR]
Buetti, Anthony J
[CR]
Bugatti, Faus ett K
LEE [CR]
Buks ar, Bruce J
[CR]
Bull, William K
[CR]
Burch, Wes ton C
[CR]
Burges s , Donnie
W [CR]
Burhenn, Connie
M [CR]
Burk, Thomas T
[CR]
Burkart, Patrick J
[CR]
Burke, Jos eph W
[CR]
Burns , Lauren C
[CR]
Burrer, Douglas
A [CR]
Burum, Jeffrey D
[CR]
Bus h, Michael
[CR]
Bus kirk, James S
[CR]
Butcher, Bart P
[CR]
Buterbaugh, Geil
A [CR]
Buterbaugh,
Terry L [CR]
Butler, Linda S
[CR]
Butler, Philip M
[CR]
Buttermore, Kim
A [CR]
Bux, Robert C
[CR]
Byrnes , James T
[CR]
Caccommons ,
Terrance [CR]
Cadman, Bill L
[CR]
Cafas s o, Robyn J
[CR]
Cahn, Stanley P
JR [CR]
Cain, Teres a J
[CR]

Card 1 - Precinct/Split 10 (Precinct/Split 10)

Caldwell,
James E [CR]
Calef, Kanda
[CR]
Caletti, Gary B
[CR]
Calhoun,
Charles E [CR]
Campbell,
Anne G [CR]
Campbell,
Janet L [CR]
Campbell,
Kris ty L [CR]
Campbell,
Shonn P [CR]
Campos , Ann
D [CR]
Campos ,
Michael J [CR]
Cantin,
Michael [CR]
Cantu, Edward
E [CR]
Carcia, Ros e A
P [CR]
Carcia,
Vincent M [CR]
Carlile, Gary
[CR]
Carls on,
Cas ey D [CR]
Carls on, Colby
S [CR]
Carls on, Larry
A [CR]
Carls on,
Taylor J [CR]
Carls on, Troy
L [CR]
Carmack,
Maire F
THERES E [CR]
Carmack,
Patrick S JOHN
[CR]
Carmody,
Lawrence W
[CR]

Carnahan,
Scott A [CR]
Carno, Laura
A [CR]
Carpenter,
Kevin [CR]
Carr, Ilee J
[CR]
Carrigan, John
A [CR]
Carroll, Tonya
A [CR]
Carroll,
William F [CR]
Cars on, Jack S
[CR]
Cars on, Marie
E [CR]
Carter,
Catherine A
[CR]

Carter, Juds on
P [CR]
Carter, Patrick
J [CR]
Carter, Sukie
[CR]
Carver, Terri L
[CR]
Cas h, Charles
W JR [CR]
Cas pari,
Bonnie L [CR]
Cas s ibry,
Audrey H [CR]
Cas s ibry,
Timothy P [CR]
Cas tle,
Thomas L [CR]
Cathey, Scott
B [CR]
Cavanagh,
Buffi R [CR]
Cavanagh,
David M [CR]
Cavin, Alan
[CR]
Cecelic, John F
[CR]
Ces arone,
Ellen D [CR]
Chacon, Gary
R [CR]
Chambers ,
Timothy B [CR]
Chapman,
Amanda J [CR]
Chapman,
Jus ten L [CR]
Charboneau,
Curtis C [CR]
Chartier, John
M [CR]
Chas e, Carol
A [CR]
Chaves ,
Bernadette A
[CR]

Chaves , Debra
J [CR]
Chaves , Erika
L [CR]
Chaves , Jacob
M [CR]
Chavez, Annie
R [CR]
Cherne, Terry
L [CR]
Cherry,
Charlotte [CR]
Cherry,
Katherine L
[CR]

Child, James M
[CR]
Chinn, Corey
D [CR]
Chis holm,
Charles [CR]
Chizek, Kerry
M [CR]
Choffy,
Michael K [CR]
Choi, Young G
[CR]
Chorak, Erin
[CR]
Chowning,
Jeffrey D [CR]
Chris tens en,
David A [RU]
Chuba,
Francis C [RU]
Chumbley,
Sherry L [RU]
Church,
Cas s andra M
[RU]

Church, Jeffrey
A SR [RU]
Church,
Kathleen S [RU]
Cinlemis ,
Michelle L [RU]
Clark, Linda L
[RU]
Clark, Mark A
[RU]
Clark, Robert A
[RU]
Clark, Sallie
[RU]
Clark, Sharron
A [RU]
Clark, Welling
[RU]
Claws on,
Matthew C [RU]
Claws on,
Melinda C [RU]
Cliett, Michael B
[RU]
Clift, Shawn K
[RU]
Clifton, Michael
S [RU]
Cline, Thomas
L [RU]
Cloninger, Betty
J [RU]
Cloud, Randall L
[RU]
Cobb, Shelly L
[RU]
Cobb, Stuart D
[RU]
Coco, Holly [RU]
Coffin,
Charlene B [RU]
Cogges hall,
Peter C [RU]
Coker, Kimberly
M [RU]
Coker, Travis I
[RU]
Colburn,
Jacquelyn G
[RU]

Colburn, Lee J
[RU]
Cole, Bruce E
[RU]
Coleman,
Danielle L [RU]
Cole-Z rus t,
Paula M [RU]
Collins ,
Bradford L [RU]
Collins , Charles
A [RU]
Collins ,
Chris tine O [RU]
Collins , David R
[RU]
Collins , Diane E
[RU]
Collins , Dorcas
T [RU]
Collins , Helen P
[RU]
Collins , James
E JR [RU]
Collins , Kevin A
[RU]
Collins , Roberta
L [RU]
Collupy, Robert
H JR [RU]
Colon, Andrew
A [RU]
Colpitts ,
Rodney M [RU]
Colunga, Joe
[RU]
Comyford, Dale
E [RU]
Conger, Floyd D
[RU]
Connolly, Kevin
T [RU]
Conrardy,
Galen B [RU]
Cons er,
Charles E [RU]
Cook, Jimmy L
[RU]
Cook, Virginia A
[RU]
Cooks ey,
Sharon L [RU]
Coombs , James
C [RU]
Coon, Garrett S
[RU]
Coon, Scott C
[RU]
Coons , Joanne
T [RU]
Cooper, James
L JR [RU]
Cooper, Lila M
[RU]
Cope, Terry L
[RU]
Coppock, Dale L
[RU]
Coran, John S
[RU]
Coran, Robin G
[RU]
Corbin, Amylee
V [RU]
Corcoran,
Chris topher
[RU]

Corlis , Randall
[RU]
Corry, Charles
[RU]
Cors on, Robert
L [RU]
Corwin, Gerald
W [RU]
Couger, Linda L
[RU]
Coulter, Gary R
[RU]
Courcamp, Troy
[RU]
Courkamp,
Larry H [RU]
Covington,
Mars hall P [RU]
Covington,
Nellie J [RU]
Cowie, Jus tin M
[RU]
Cox, Auddie L
[RU]

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Side B

Vote for Twenty-Three

Cox, Lance W [RU]
Coxe, Alfred C III
[RU]
Cozzens , Elmer D
[RU]
Craig, Donna R
[RU]
Cramer, Kenneth
L [RU]
Cramer, Laura L
[RU]
Cramer, Steve
[RU]
Crank, Jeffrey G
[RU]
Crawford, Richard
B [RU]
Craws haw,
Donald L [RU]
Cres s well,
Carolyn [RU]
Cres s y, R L [RU]
Cromar, Stanford
E [RU]
Crots er, Judith A
[RU]
Crowther, Wayne
L [RU]
Cruz, Ros emarie
[CA]
Cullen, Karen S
[CA]
Cummins , Sheila
M [CA]
Cunniff, Robert J
[CA]
Cunniff, Sus an R
[CA]
Currie, Scott L
[CA]
Curtice, Colleen O
[CA]
Curtice, Donald J
[CA]
Curtice, Linda L
[CA]
Curtis , Carol W
[CA]
Cyphers , Arthur B
[CA]
Czelatdko, Lis a L
[CA]
Daines , Jennifer B
[CA]
Dairy, Betty V [CA]
Dalby, Richard A
[CA]
Dalby, Richard F
[CA]
Daly, John A [CA]
Daly, Nancy C
[CA]
Danley, Jennifer D
[CA]
Darling, Trenton
M [CA]
Darnell, Peggy G
[CA]
Darnell, Thomas L
[CA]
Daube, Alexander
J JR [CA]
Daube, Julie A
[CA]
Daugherty,
Timothy N [CA]
Davenport,
Brittany A [CA]
Davenport,
Rebecca [CA]
David, Elizabeth L
[CA]
David, Eric S [CA]
David, Taralena M
[CA]
Davids on, Aus tin
W [CA]
Davis , Brett [CA]
Davis , Daws on E
[CA]
Davis , Douglas
[CA]
Davis , H P [CA]
Davis , James L
[CA]
Davis , Lis a [CA]
Davis , Owen R
[CA]
Davis , Patrick J
[CA]
Davis , Ryan D
[CA]
Davola, Jamilynn
M [CA]
Daws on, Monica
M [CA]
Daws on, Robert G
[CA]
Daws on, William F
[CA]
Day, Jos hua D
[CA]
Day, Nathan A
[CA]
Day, Robert H
[CA]
Deangelo,
Marjorie A [CA]
Deck, Bobby G
[CA]
Degree, James J
[CA]
Dejong, Patricia A
[CA]
Dejong, Steven
[CA]
Dejonge, Lorraine
A [CA]
Delainerus t,
Danielle M [CA]
Delaokunkel,
Teres a L [CA]
Deleon, Donna L
[CA]
Delos h, James
[CA]
Deluca, Thomas
G [CA]
Denis on, Gordon
R [CA]
Denny, John R
[CA]

Derous s e,
Theodore J JR
[CA]
Devries Gohde, Bets y
[CA]

Engelbrecht,
Norman W JR
[KA]

Diaz, Beverly D
[CA]
Diaz, Gary J
[CA]
Dicens o, Ros e
M [CA]
Dickard, Paul F
JR [CA]
Diehl, Kenneth
W [CA]
Diehl, Loretta A
[CA]
Dierdorff, Todd
A [CA]
Dierdorff,
Trevor M [CA]
Dillinder, David
O [CA]
Dills , Larry E
[CA]
Dilts ,
Catherine A
[CA]

Dimoff, Boris E
[CA]
Dimoff, Donna
V [CA]
Ditullio, Jane A
[CA]
Dixon, John G
JR [CA]
Dlallo, Pris cilla
J [CA]
Donnelly, Patti
[CA]
Dooley, Nancy
B [CA]
Dooley,
Thomas F [CA]
Doran, Janice B
[CA]
Dorety, Aaron
P [CA]
Dougan,
Angela [CA]
Douglas , Larry
W [KA]
Douglas ,
Leticia Y [KA]
Douglas , Lilly K
[KA]
Downs ,
(Vandergees t)
M [KA]

Draves , David
T [KA]
Dreczka, Dana
L [KA]
Dreiling,
Jos eph S [KA]
Drew, Michael J
[KA]
Dreyer, Joni L
[KA]
Driver, Richard
V II [KA]
Driver, Sus an
E [KA]
Dros dat,
Werner A JR
[KA]

Drury, Kellie
[KA]
Dubois ,
Michael W [KA]
Duguid,
Thomas E [KA]
Dumais , Carol
C [KA]
Dumais ,
Richard E [KA]
Dumais ,
Timothy R [KA]
Duncan, Jayde
A [KA]
Dunlap,
Cris topher E
[KA]

Dunphy, Scott
A [KA]
Durbin, Jack L
[KA]
Durbin,
Rebecca A [KA]
Durfee,
Heather J [KA]
Dwire, James A
[KA]
Eberhart,
Douglas P [KA]
Edgin, Cheryl J
[KA]
Edgin, Gordon
R [KA]
Edgin, Steven
R [KA]
Edwards , Emily
G [KA]
Egbert, James
R [KA]
Egbert, Mark A
[KA]
Egelhoff,
Wes ley S [KA]
Ehler, Charles
J [KA]
Ehrke, Roger J
SR [KA]
Eimen, Larry A
[KA]
Eleuterio,
Richard S [KA]
Elis ha,
Stephen K [KA]
Ellefs on, Kirk E
[KA]
Elliott, Andy
[KA]
Elliott, Sunjong
[KA]
Ellis , Anna K
[KA]
Ellis , David T
[KA]
Ellis , Eric D
[KA]
Ellis , Sheryl L
[KA]
Els as s , David
G [KA]
Els as s ,
Geraldine G
[KA]

Elton, Pauline J
[KA]
Elza, Darnell L
[KA]
Emmons ,
Jos eph N [KA]
Emmons ,
Maeta I [KA]

England, Craig
D [KA]
England, Daryle
W [KA]
Engle, Duane R
[KA]
Engle, Sharon L
[KA]
Enoch, Robert A
JR [KA]
Erdvig, Ellen
[KA]
Ericks on, Brent
A [KA]
Ericks on,
Donald W [KA]
Ericks on, Jeffrey
J [KA]
Ericks on, Jos hua
B [KA]
Ericks on, Judith
A [KA]
Ervin, Jordan A
[KA]
Erwin, Andrew J
[KA]
Erwin, Charles
S [KA]
Evans , Jerry D
[KA]
Evans , Paul [KA]
Evans , Sara A
[KA]
Evans , William A
III [KA]
Evans , William A
IV [KA]
Fabeck, Jos eph
E [KA]
Fagin, Barry S
[KA]
Falkens tein,
Andrew [KA]
Farmer,
Gregory D [KA]
Farmer, Lori A
[KA]
Farquhars on,
Edward [KA]
Farquhars on,
Kathleen C [KA]
Fay, Norma C
[KA]
Fazzio, Michael J
[KA]
Feas ter,
Jonathan [KA]
Femrite, Ralph B
[KA]
Fenlon, William
E [KA]
Fenton,
Lawrence R [KA]
Ferrell, Thomas
D JR [KA]
Ferrier, Jeffrey
[KA]
Ferrin, Eugene
B [KA]
Fett, Benedict J
[KA]
Fields , Damon E
[KA]
Figgie, Robert C
[KA]
Filbert, Harold E
[UN]
Filippone,
William J [UN]
Fillmore,
Barbara J [UN]
Finley,
Stephanie J [UN]
Finnicum,
Tanner M [UN]
Finnicum, Taylor
M [UN]
Fis cher, Patricia
L [UN]
Fis h, Sus an S
[UN]
Fis her, Mark A
[UN]
Fis her,
S tephanie D
[UN]

Fis k, Nathan B
[UN]
Fitzpatrick,
Kimberly D [UN]
Flannery,
Thomas M [UN]
Fleetwood,
Tamela K [UN]
Fleming, Lauren
E [UN]
Fleming, Sean T
[UN]
Fleming,
Tamzen G [UN]
Flutcher, Carla
N [UN]
Flutcher, Mark D
[UN]
Flynn, David L
[UN]
Fols om,
Mullaney A R
[UN]

Fontanez,
Michael A [UN]
Foos hee,
Merrilyn J [UN]
Foote, Bobbie L
[UN]
Foote, Sandra L
[UN]
Ford, Brenda A
[UN]
Ford, Richard A
[UN]
Forouzandeh,
Hos s ein [UN]
Fos ter, Gary W
[UN]
Fos ter, Jas on A
[UN]
Fotinos , Timothy
P [UN]
Fowler, Charles
E III [UN]
Fowler, Deborah
L [UN]
Fowler, Hugh C
JR [UN]
Fowler, Jean M
[UN]
Fox, Bill [UN]

Fox, Garrie L [UN]

Fox, Linda [UN]
Frager, Scott C
[UN]
Francis , Harvey B
JR [UN]
Francomano,
Pas quale [UN]
Frank, Bruce A
[UN]
Fras er, Donald R
[UN]
Frazier, Gary A
[UN]
Free, William L
[UN]
Freeman, John D
[UN]
Freis chlag, Joann
[UN]
French, Darrin M
[UN]
Frenzel, Gary G
[UN]
Fries th, Dennis D
[UN]
Fritz, Randy C
[UN]
Fugate, Jamie D
[UN]
Fuller, Rebecca B
[UN]
Furlong, Alyn K
[UN]
Furr, Mary L [UN]
Fuxa, Bryan D
[UN]
Fuxa, Rhonda L
[UN]
Gaebler, Randolf
S [UN]
Gaebler, Teres a
S [UN]
Gagnon, Diane M
[UN]
Gagnon, Gary C
[UN]
Galbraith, Glenn
E [UN]
Galbraith,
Whitney H [UN]
Galgan, Don H
[UN]
Gallagher,
Thomas [UN]
Gallof, Sanford
[UN]
Gamewell, Joyce
[UN]
Garcia, Ols en N
VICTORIA [UN]
Garcia, Gregory
G [UN]
Gardner, Cynthia
L [UN]
Gardner, Kimball
[UN]
Gardner, Robert
S [UN]
Gardner, Terrie D
[UN]
Gardner, Timothy
[UN]
Garlow, Jo L [UN]
Garner, Patricia J
[UN]
Garrett, Beth A
WESTBROOK [UN]
Garrett, Michael
T [UN]
Garrett, William P
[UN]
Garza, Hicks S
[UN]
Gatchel, Leta M
[UN]
Gates , Clynn D
[UN]
Gates , Harry L JR
[UN]
Gatti, William J
[UN]
Gaudreault,
Michele L [UN]
Gawron, Richard J
[UN]
Gayle, Aaron A
[UN]
Geddes , Melinda
[UN]
Gee, Mary [UN]
Geiger, Chris tian
C [UN]
Gennitti, Gregory
M [UN]
Geoffroy, Erin A
[UN]
George, Andrew
[UN]
George, Jennifer
R [UN]
Gerber, Walter K
[UN]
Gerken, Mark J
[UN]
Gers tenberg,
Mark A [UN]
Gerth, Collin M
[UN]
Gerth, Katie [UN]
Giacomelli,
James P [UN]
Gibbs , Kris tina A
[UN]
Gibs on, Ethan J
[UN]
Gibs on, Helen L
[UN]
Gibs on, Shretta L
[UN]
Giffen, Robert B
SR [UN]
Gifford, Benjamin
P [UN]
Gilbreath, Beth A
[UN]
Gillen, Robert C
[UN]
Gillin, William T
[UN]
Gilmore, Gregory
A [UN]
Gips on, Chris tine
L [UN]

Card 1 - Precinct/Split 10 (Precinct/Split 10)

Gis h, Lynne M
[UN]
Gis h, Richard
E [UN]
Given, Roger R
[UN]
Glas er, Leilani
M [UN]
Glas gow,
Sheryl A [UN]
Glenn, Darryl
L [UN]
Gloriod, John A
[UN]
Goad, Sandra
A [UN]
Gomez, Eric
[UN]
Goodale,
Tracy [UN]
Goodall,
Jeremy W [UN]
Gooden, Ryan
N [UN]
Goodman,
Allen P [UN]
Goodman,
Robert C [UN]
Gos nell,
Charles N [UN]
Gos nell, Opal
D [UN]
Graff, Jos eph
D JR [UN]
Grage,
Matthew R
[UN]

Grage, Ralph J
[UN]
Graham,
Garbeth S
[UN]
Graham,
Maureen C
[UN]
Grange,
Franklin E II
[UN]

Grange, Lynne
M [UN]
Graves ,
Jays on L [UN]
Graves , John
W [UN]
Gray,
Benjamin F
[UN]

Gray, Debbie
[UN]
Grays on,
Geoffrey J [UN]
Grazioli,
Charles W
[UN]

Green, Guy R
[UN]
Green, Kim M
[UN]
Green, Nicole
L [UN]
Green, Paul D
[UN]
Green, Ruby J
[UN]
Greene, David
N [UN]
Greene,
Jeffrey H [UN]
Greene, Larry
E [UN]
Greer, Kathryn
G [UN]
Greer, Sus an
A [UN]
Greer, William
T [UN]
Grezak,
Michaela R
[UN]

Griggs , Ann
[UN]
Griggs , Edwin
B [UN]
Griggs ,
Michael B [UN]
Grim, David M
[UN]
Gritchen,
Steven [UN]
Grivois ,
Dennis [UN]
Grivois , Sarah
[UN]
Grotkier,
Gerald F [UN]
Groubert,
Gerrod D [UN]
Groubert,
S ummer V
[UN]

Grovens tein,
James J JR [UN]
Grovens tein,
Sona S [UN]
Grubbs , Jill E
[UN]
Grubes ic,
Matthew [UN]
Gruen, Les lie
W [UN]
Grus ing,
Barbara [UN]
Grus ing,
Dwight W [UN]
Grybos ki,
Douglas J [UN]
Guarriello,
Richard V [UN]
Guas p,
Deborah L
[UN]

Gus tafs on,

Dennis R [UN]
Gutierrez,
Andre A [UN]
Gutierrez,
Conrad K [UN]
Gutierrez,
Heidi [UN]
Haas , Leianna
S [UN]
Habert, Otis
[UN]
Habert, Wendy
M [UN]
Hackford,
Romany D
[UN]
Haddock,
Rebecca L
[UN]

Hagen, Daniel
P [UN]
Hagen, Jody
[UN]
Hahn, Charles
R [UN]
Hahn, Jennifer
S [UN]
Haley, Ray
[UN]

Hall, Brian E
[UN]
Hall, Charles M
[UN]
Hall, Howard T
SR [UN]
Hall, Ronald S
[UN]
Halladay,
Carole L [UN]
Halladay, Chad
C [UN]
Halladay, Linda
K [UN]
Halliday,
Gregory A [UN]
Hals tead, Janice
R [UN]
Hals tead,
Robert L [UN]
Hamdeed,
Summer N [UN]
Hamilton, Jean
C [UN]
Hammock,
Jos eph C JR
[UN]
Hammond,
Margaret W
[UN]

Haney, Taffy L
[UN]
Hanley, Richard
H [UN]
Hannigan,
Jerome W [UN]
Hans on,
Ros alyn K [UN]
Harbican,
Gregory J [UN]
Harding,
Matthew [UN]
Hare, Tams on
B [UN]
Harfert, Terryll
B [UN]
Harger,
Chris topher R
[UN]

Harlow, Carlos
D [UN]
Harlow, Shirle F
[UN]
Harmon,
Deanna P [UN]
Harms , Charles
[UN]
Harms , Katie
[UN]
Harms , Richard
L [UN]
Harold, Mary K
[UN]
Harper, Cynthia
S [UN]
Harper, Richard
C [UN]
Harris , Andrene
R [UN]
Harris , Charles
W [UN]
Harris , Grant A
SR [UN]
Harris , Sidon
[UN]
Harter, Mark E
[UN]
Hartford, Linda
K [UN]
Hartford,
Robert B [UN]
Hartman, Gail E
[UN]
Harvey, William
J JR [UN]
Harward, Linda
F [UN]
Harwood, David
C [UN]
Has brouck,
Steven J [UN]
Has brouck,
Wallace E [UN]
Has s ey, Koleen
K [UN]
Hathaway, Lis a
R [UN]
Hathaway,
Nathaniel J [UN]
Hathcock, Joan
M [UN]
Havenar, Glant
E [UN]
Haverkorn,
Dwight [UN]
Hayes , Sus an
M [UN]
Haynes , Harry
E III [UN]
Haynes , Mark S
[UN]
Haynes , Sharon
R [UN]
Haynes ,
Sherrell A [UN]
Hays , Jeffrey A
[UN]
Hazard, Gibs on
D JR [UN]
Heard-Price,
Karla M [UN]
Heare, Roy S
[UN]
Heaton, Chad
[UN]
Heckman,
Samuel A [UN]
Hedberg, Carl
[UN]
Hedges , Paul E
[UN]
Heery, Sean M
[UN]
Heims oth, John
W [UN]
Heims oth, June
C [UN]
Heinrich, Robert
F [UN]
Helffens tein,
Diana M [UN]
Hellwig, William
A SR [UN]
Henders on,
Charles W [UN]
Hendrix,
Charles W [UN]
Hennegan, Paul
M [UN]
Hennings en,
Mary J [UN]
Hens on, John J
[UN]

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Exhibit 8
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For Delegate to the National Convention

Vote for Thirty

Candidate 177

Candidate 268

Candidate 359

Candidate 178

Candidate 269

Candidate 360

Candidate 179

Candidate 270

Candidate 361

Candidate 1

Candidate 89

Candidate 180

Candidate 271

Candidate 362

Candidate 2

Candidate 90

Candidate 181

Candidate 272

Candidate 363

Candidate 3

Candidate 91

Candidate 182

Candidate 273

Candidate 364

Candidate 4

Candidate 92

Candidate 183

Candidate 274

Candidate 365

Candidate 5

Candidate 93

Candidate 184

Candidate 275

Candidate 366

Candidate 6

Candidate 94

Candidate 185

Candidate 276

Candidate 367

Candidate 7

Candidate 95

Candidate 186

Candidate 277

Candidate 368

Candidate 8

Candidate 96

Candidate 187

Candidate 278

Candidate 369

Candidate 9

Candidate 97

Candidate 188

Candidate 279

Candidate 370

Barack Obama

Candidate 98

Candidate 189

Candidate 280

Candidate 371

Candidate 11

Candidate 99

Jimmy Carter

Candidate 281

Candidate 372

40

Candidate 12

Candidate 100

Candidate 191

Candidate 282

Candidate 373

41

Candidate 13

Candidate 101

Candidate 192

Candidate 283

Candidate 374

42

Candidate 14

Candidate 102

Candidate 193

Candidate 284

Candidate 375

43

Candidate 15

Candidate 103

Candidate 194

Candidate 285

Candidate 376

Candidate 16

Candidate 104

Candidate 195

Candidate 286

Candidate 377

Candidate 17

George H.W. Bush

Candidate 196

Candidate 287

Candidate 378

Candidate 18

Candidate 106

Candidate 197

Candidate 288

Candidate 379

Candidate 19

Candidate 107

Candidate 198

Candidate 289

Candidate 380

Candidate 20

Candidate 108

Candidate 199

Candidate 290

Candidate 381

Candidate 21

Candidate 109

Candidate 200

Candidate 291

Candidate 382

Candidate 22

Candidate 110

Candidate 201

Candidate 292

Candidate 383

Candidate 23

Candidate 111

Candidate 202

Candidate 293

Candidate 384

Candidate 24

Candidate 112

Candidate 203

Candidate 294

Candidate 385

Candidate 25

Candidate 113

Candidate 204

Richard M. Nixon

Candidate 386

Candidate 26

Candidate 114

Candidate 205

Candidate 296

John F. Kennedy

Candidate 27

Candidate 115

Candidate 206

Candidate 297

Candidate 388

Candidate 28

Candidate 116

Candidate 207

Candidate 298

Candidate 389

Candidate 29

Candidate 117

Candidate 208

Candidate 299

Candidate 390

Candidate 30

Candidate 118

Candidate 209

Candidate 300

Candidate 391

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Candidate 119

Candidate 210

Candidate 301

Candidate 392

Candidate 32

Candidate 120

Candidate 211

Candidate 302

Candidate 393

Candidate 33

Candidate 121

Candidate 212

Candidate 303

Candidate 394

Candidate 34

Candidate 122

Candidate 213

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Candidate 395

Candidate 35

Candidate 123

Candidate 214

Candidate 305

Candidate 396

Candidate 36

Candidate 124

Candidate 215

Candidate 306

Candidate 397

Candidate 37

Candidate 125

Candidate 216

Candidate 307

Candidate 398

Candidate 38

Candidate 126

Candidate 217

Candidate 308

Candidate 399

Candidate 39

Candidate 127

Candidate 218

Candidate 309

Candidate 400

Candidate 40

Candidate 128

Candidate 219

Candidate 310

Candidate 401

Candidate 41

Candidate 129

Candidate 220

Candidate 311

Candidate 402

George W. Bush

Candidate 130

Candidate 221

Candidate 312

Candidate 403

Candidate 43

Candidate 131

Candidate 222

Candidate 313

Candidate 404

Candidate 44

Candidate 132

Candidate 223

Candidate 314

Candidate 405

Candidate 45

Candidate 133

Candidate 224

Candidate 315

Candidate 406

Candidate 46

Candidate 134

Candidate 225

Candidate 316

Candidate 407

Candidate 47

Ronald Reagan

Candidate 226

Candidate 317

Candidate 408

Candidate 48

Candidate 136

Candidate 227

Candidate 318

Candidate 409

Candidate 49

Candidate 137

Candidate 228

Candidate 319

Candidate 410

Candidate 50

Candidate 138

Candidate 229

Candidate 320

Candidate 411

Candidate 51

Candidate 139

Candidate 230

Candidate 321

Candidate 412

Candidate 52

Candidate 140

Candidate 231

Candidate 322

Candidate 413

Candidate 53

Candidate 141

Candidate 232

Candidate 323

Candidate 414

Candidate 54

Candidate 142

Candidate 233

Candidate 324

Candidate 415

Candidate 55

Candidate 143

Candidate 234

Candidate 325

Candidate 416

Candidate 56

Candidate 144

Candidate 235

Candidate 326

Candidate 417

Candidate 57

Candidate 145

Candidate 236

Candidate 327

Candidate 418

Candidate 58

Candidate 146

Candidate 237

Candidate 328

Candidate 419

Candidate 59

Candidate 147

Candidate 238

Candidate 329

Candidate 420

Candidate 60

Candidate 148

Candidate 239

Candidate 330

Candidate 421

Candidate 61

Candidate 149

Candidate 240

Candidate 331

Candidate 422

Candidate 62

Candidate 150

Candidate 241

Candidate 332

Candidate 423

Candidate 63

Candidate 151

Candidate 242

Candidate 333

Candidate 424

Candidate 64

Candidate 152

Candidate 243

Candidate 334

Candidate 425

Candidate 65

Candidate 153

Candidate 244

Candidate 335

Candidate 426

Candidate 66

Candidate 154

Candidate 245

Candidate 336

Candidate 427

Candidate 67

Candidate 155

Candidate 246

Candidate 337

Candidate 428

Candidate 68

Candidate 156

Candidate 247

Candidate 338

Candidate 429

Candidate 69

Candidate 157

Candidate 248

Candidate 339

Candidate 430

Candidate 70

Candidate 158

Gerald Ford

Candidate 340

Candidate 431

Candidate 71

Candidate 159

Candidate 250

Candidate 341

Candidate 432

Candidate 72

Candidate 160

Candidate 251

Lyndon B. Johnson

Candidate 433

William J. Clinton

Candidate 161

Candidate 252

Candidate 343

Candidate 434

Candidate 74

Candidate 162

Candidate 253

Candidate 344

Candidate 435

Candidate 75

Candidate 163

Candidate 254

Candidate 345

Candidate 436

Candidate 76

Candidate 164

Candidate 255

Candidate 346

Candidate 437

Candidate 77

Candidate 165

Candidate 256

Candidate 347

Candidate 438

Candidate 78

Candidate 166

Candidate 257

Candidate 348

Candidate 439

Candidate 79

Candidate 167

Candidate 258

Candidate 349

Candidate 440

Candidate 80

Candidate 168

Candidate 259

Candidate 350

Candidate 441

Candidate 81

Candidate 169

Candidate 260

Candidate 351

Candidate 442

Candidate 82

Candidate 170

Candidate 261

Candidate 352

Candidate 443

Candidate 83

Candidate 171

Candidate 262

Candidate 353

Candidate 444

Candidate 84

Candidate 172

Candidate 263

Candidate 354

Candidate 445

Candidate 85

Candidate 173

Candidate 264

Candidate 355

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Candidate 86

Candidate 174

Candidate 265

Candidate 356

Candidate 447

Candidate 87

Candidate 175

Candidate 266

Candidate 357

Candidate 448

Candidate 88

Candidate 176

Candidate 267

Candidate 358

Candidate 449

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Candidate 450

Candidate 541

Candidate 632

Candidate 723

Candidate 814

Candidate 451

Candidate 542

Candidate 633

Candidate 724

Candidate 815

Candidate 452

Candidate 543

Candidate 634

Candidate 725

Candidate 816

Candidate 453

Candidate 544

Candidate 635

Candidate 726

Candidate 817

Candidate 454

Candidate 545

Candidate 636

Candidate 727

Candidate 818

Candidate 455

Candidate 546

Candidate 637

Candidate 728

Candidate 819

Candidate 456

Candidate 547

Candidate 638

Candidate 729

Candidate 820

Candidate 457

Candidate 548

Candidate 639

Candidate 730

Candidate 821

Candidate 458

Candidate 549

Candidate 640

Candidate 731

Candidate 822

Candidate 459

Candidate 550

Candidate 641

Candidate 732

Candidate 823

Candidate 460

Candidate 551

Candidate 642

Candidate 733

Candidate 824

Candidate 461

Candidate 552

Candidate 643

Candidate 734

Candidate 825

Candidate 462

Candidate 553

Candidate 644

Candidate 735

Candidate 826

Candidate 463

Candidate 554

Candidate 645

Candidate 736

Candidate 827

Candidate 464

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Candidate 646

Candidate 737

Candidate 828

Candidate 465

Candidate 556

Candidate 647

Candidate 738

Candidate 829

Candidate 466

Candidate 557

Candidate 648

Candidate 739

Candidate 830

Candidate 467

Candidate 558

Candidate 649

Candidate 740

Candidate 831

Candidate 468

Candidate 559

Candidate 650

Candidate 741

Candidate 832

Candidate 469

Candidate 560

Candidate 651

Candidate 742

Candidate 833

Candidate 470

Candidate 561

Candidate 652

Candidate 743

Theodore Roosevelt

Candidate 471

Candidate 562

Calvin Coolidge

Candidate 744

Candidate 835

Candidate 472

Candidate 563

Candidate 654

Candidate 745

Candidate 836

Candidate 473

Candidate 564

Candidate 655

Candidate 746

Candidate 837

Candidate 474

Candidate 565

Candidate 656

Woodrow Wilson

Candidate 838

Candidate 475

Candidate 566

Candidate 657

Candidate 748

Candidate 839

Candidate 476

Candidate 567

Candidate 658

Candidate 749

Candidate 840

Candidate 477

Candidate 568

Candidate 659

Candidate 750

Candidate 841

Candidate 478

Candidate 569

Candidate 660

Candidate 751

Candidate 842

Candidate 479

Candidate 570

Candidate 661

Candidate 752

Candidate 843

Candidate 480

Candidate 571

Candidate 662

Candidate 753

Candidate 844

Candidate 481

Candidate 572

Candidate 663

Candidate 754

Candidate 845

Candidate 482

Candidate 573

Candidate 664

Candidate 755

Candidate 846

Candidate 483

Candidate 574

Candidate 665

Candidate 756

Candidate 847

Candidate 484

Candidate 575

Candidate 666

Candidate 757

Candidate 848

Candidate 485

Candidate 576

Candidate 667

Candidate 758

Candidate 849

Candidate 486

Candidate 577

Candidate 668

Candidate 759

Candidate 850

Candidate 487

Candidate 578

Candidate 669

Candidate 760

Candidate 851

Candidate 488

Candidate 579

Candidate 670

Candidate 761

Candidate 852

Candidate 489

Candidate 580

Candidate 671

Candidate 762

Candidate 853

Candidate 490

Candidate 581

Candidate 672

Candidate 763

Candidate 854

Candidate 491

Candidate 582

Candidate 673

Candidate 764

Candidate 855

Candidate 492

Candidate 583

Candidate 674

Candidate 765

Candidate 856

Candidate 493

Candidate 584

Candidate 675

Candidate 766

Candidate 857

Candidate 494

Candidate 585

Candidate 676

Candidate 767

Candidate 858

Candidate 495

Candidate 586

Candidate 677

Candidate 768

Candidate 859

Candidate 496

Candidate 587

Candidate 678

Candidate 769

Candidate 860

Candidate 497

Candidate 588

Candidate 679

Candidate 770

Candidate 861

Candidate 498

Candidate 589

Candidate 680

Candidate 771

Candidate 862

Candidate 499

Candidate 590

Candidate 681

Candidate 772

Candidate 863

Harold S. Truman

Candidate 591

Candidate 682

Candidate 773

Candidate 864

Candidate 501

Candidate 592

Candidate 683

Candidate 774

Candidate 865

Candidate 502

Candidate 593

Candidate 684

Candidate 775

Candidate 866

Candidate 503

Candidate 594

Candidate 685

Candidate 776

Candidate 867

Candidate 504

Candidate 595

Candidate 686

Candidate 777

Candidate 868

Candidate 505

Candidate 596

Candidate 687

Candidate 778

Candidate 869

Candidate 506

Candidate 597

Candidate 688

Candidate 779

William McKinley

Candidate 507

Candidate 598

Candidate 689

Candidate 780

Candidate 508

Candidate 599

Candidate 690

Candidate 781

Candidate 509

Candidate 600

Candidate 691

Candidate 782

Candidate 510

Candidate 601

Candidate 692

Candidate 783

Candidate 511

Candidate 602

Candidate 693

Candidate 784

Candidate 512

Candidate 603

Candidate 694

Candidate 785

Candidate 513

Candidate 604

Candidate 695

Candidate 786

Candidate 514

Candidate 605

Candidate 696

Candidate 787

Candidate 515

Candidate 606

Candidate 697

Candidate 788

Candidate 516

Candidate 607

Candidate 698

Candidate 789

Candidate 517

Candidate 608

Candidate 699

Candidate 790

Candidate 518

Candidate 609

Candidate 700

William Howard Taft

Candidate 519

Candidate 610

Candidate 701

Candidate 792

Candidate 520

Candidate 611

Warren G. Harding

Candidate 793

Candidate 521

Herbert Hoover

Candidate 703

Candidate 794

Candidate 522

Candidate 613

Candidate 704

Candidate 795

Candidate 523

Candidate 614

Candidate 705

Candidate 796

Candidate 524

Candidate 615

Candidate 706

Candidate 797

Candidate 525

Candidate 616

Candidate 707

Candidate 798

Candidate 526

Candidate 617

Candidate 708

Candidate 799

Candidate 527

Candidate 618

Candidate 709

Candidate 800

Candidate 528

Candidate 619

Candidate 710

Candidate 801

Candidate 529

Candidate 620

Candidate 711

Candidate 802

Candidate 530

Candidate 621

Candidate 712

Candidate 803

Candidate 531

Candidate 622

Candidate 713

Candidate 804

Candidate 532

Candidate 623

Candidate 714

Candidate 805

Candidate 533

Candidate 624

Candidate 715

Candidate 806

Candidate 534

Candidate 625

Candidate 716

Candidate 807

Candidate 535

Candidate 626

Candidate 717

Candidate 808

Candidate 536

Candidate 627

Candidate 718

Candidate 809

Candidate 537

Candidate 628

Candidate 719

Candidate 810

Candidate 538

Candidate 629

Candidate 720

Candidate 811

Candidate 539

Candidate 630

Candidate 721

Candidate 812

Candidate 540

Candidate 631

Candidate 722

Candidate 813

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Exhibit 9
From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:

Shana Kohn
Chuck Broerman
Ryan Parsell
Re: FW: Ballot proposal
Friday, March 04, 2016 4:26:20 PM

Id really rather like to use one that is an individuals name listed and their pledge.
But lets see what quotes are on all.
On Fri, Mar 4, 2016 at 1:00 PM, Chuck Broerman <ChuckBroerman@elpasoco.com>
wrote:
What about this?

From: David Moreno [mailto:david.moreno@dominionvoting.com]

Sent: Friday, March 04, 2016 12:57 PM
To: Chuck Broerman
Subject: Ballot proposal

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Exhibit 9-1
From:
To:
Subject:
Date:

Mary Bartelson
Ryan Parsell
FW: Republican Assembly Ballots
Thursday, May 05, 2016 8:48:55 AM

From: Chuck Broerman

Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 5:13 PM
To: Mary Bartelson
Subject: Re: Republican Assembly Ballots

I rather not drive as my mode of driving in a thoroughly old vehicle.

Chuck
On Apr 4, 2016, at 4:30 PM, Mary Bartelson <MaryBartelson@elpasoco.com> wrote:
Tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m. How do you prefer call pool?
Thanks,
Mary
From: David Moreno [mailto:david.moreno@dominionvoting.com]
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 4:29 PM
To: Mary Bartelson
Cc: Chuck Broerman; Marie Cramer
Subject: Re: Republican Assembly Ballots

With or without ballots, my plan is to be at the warehouse around 8:30 am.

5251 S Federal Blvd, Littleton, CO 80123.

Call me when you arrive (Park on the right side of the warehouse, next to the
nursery).

David

SentfrommyBlackBerry10smartphoneontheVerizonWireless4GLTEnetwork.
From: Mary Bartelson
Sent: Monday, April 4, 2016 4:07 PM
To: David Moreno
Cc: Chuck Broerman; Marie Cramer
Subject: Republican Assembly Ballots
Page 16 of 52

David:
I just spoke with Marie. She said they have started printed the ballots for the assemblies and
they will continue to print through the evening and will have everything done in the morning.
Marie said she could probably bring by the ballots to you tonight. If so, can Chuck and a few of
our staff come up tomorrow morning around 9:00 a.m.?
We are conducting an election for Green Mountain Falls and they need to get back to the office
by earlier afternoon. It will work out best if the testing can be done in the morning.
Regards,
Mary
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Exhibit 10
2012 Colorado Republican State Assembly Ballot
Saturday, April 14, 2012

11

Adams
Typ:01 Seq:0001 Spl:02

To vote, BLACKEN (
) the oval to the left of any candidate or question. Do not vote for more than the authorized number of
candidates. Please use a Black or Blue pen to mark your ballot.
21
22

2012 REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL
CONVENTION
DELEGATE
Vote for no more than
Twenty Four
ROMNEY DELEGATES - MR

Roxanne Harrington

MR

Joseph Roach

MR

Gregory Gardner

RS

Kenneth Whatmore

RS

Sabina McCready

RP

William Harvey, Jr.

MR

Douglas Robinson

MR

David Gillis

RS

David Wilk

RS

John McKowen

RP

Timothy Henning

MR

James Rohrer

MR

Arthur Goldberger

RS

Orrin Williams

RS

Diana Moats

RP

Anne Hilton

MR

Glenn Roper

MR

Jayson Graves

RS

Tawnia Zwingler

RS

Michael Mogren

RP

Joy Hoffman

MR

Randy Schutte

MR

Jeff Grazier

RS

Theodore Monsour II

RP

Steven Hofman

MR

Gabriel Schwartz

MR

Kristin Grazier

RS

Kelly Hogan

MR

Shirley Seitz

MR

Sandra Gust

RS

GINGRICH DELEGATES - NG

Susan Moore

RP

Jesse Altum

NG

Tristan Morgan

RP

David Allen

MR

Joshua Holley

MR

William Skewes

MR

Rebecca Haddock

RS

Harry Arkin

NG

Richard Murphy

RP

Bruce Allred

MR

Kevin Holst

MR

Barbara Smith

MR

Debra Harding

RS

Jean Arkin

NG

Dave Muscianisi

RP

Donna Allred

MR

Lori Horn

MR

Heather Smith

MR

David Harwood

RS

Wayne Castka

NG

Therese Ogburn

RP
RP

40

Christopher Anderson MR

Eugene Humbert

MR

Ronald Smith

MR

Charles Henderson

RS

Lisa Knobel

NG

Therese-Marie
O'Sullivan

41

Heather Anderson

MR

Cynthia Johnson

MR

David Snodgrass

MR

Isaiah Hess

RS

Elizabeth Lewis

NG

Leah Parry

RP

42

Paul Archer

MR

Sue Johnson

MR

Richard Sokol

MR

Debra Hindman

RS

Twyla Righter

NG

Christopher Passardi

RP

43

Brian Bahr

MR

Brett Jolley

MR

Elizabeth Standley

MR

Mary Hopkins

RS

Benjamin Wade

NG

Jeremiah Patterson

RP

Ryan Bailey

MR

Michael Jones

MR

Herbert Steele

MR

Mary Horwitz

RS

Joshua Pendleton

RP

Harland Baker

MR

Mark Jorgensen

MR

Russell Straub

MR

Donald Howell

RS

Gregory Perez

RP

Robert Balink

MR

Franklyn Judson

MR

Debbi Stutz

MR

Steven Hughes

RS

Charles Aligaen

RP

Ella Peterson

RP

Bob Beauprez

MR

William Keller

MR

Alan Styers

MR

Rosalind Kasunick

RS

Robert Allen

RP

Douglas Potter

RP

Raymond Beck

MR

Pamela Kenny

MR

Anthony Surace

MR

Scott Kasunick

RS

Audrey Allison

RP

Nina Prevot

RP

Lisa Bender

MR

Jonathan Keyser

MR

John Suthers

MR

Jack Kaufman

RS

James Allison

RP

Elvis Ramos

RP

Candice Benge

MR

Tracy Kime

MR

Jill Teehan

MR

Gordon Klingenschmitt RS

John Angelo

RP

Robert Reilly

RP

Christine Beranek

MR

Courtlandt Kirk

MR

James Tencza

MR

Keith Konegen

RS

David Appelhans

RP

Aryel Reish

RP

Francoise Bergan

MR

Douglas Kline

MR

Scott Thomas

MR

Norman Konzelman

RS

Tangee Arde

RP

Angela Ripple

RP

Roger Bianco

MR

Sharon Kollmar

MR

Lisa Trigsted

MR

Jay Kucera

RS

John Armbruster

RP

Erika Roberg

RP

Bronwyn Binaxas

MR

Daniel Krueger

MR

Bill Tucker

MR

Nicholas Kuennen

RS

Marc Auville

RP

Matthew Savarie

RP

Clark Bolser

MR

Michelle Kukral

MR

Patrick Vandeweghe

MR

Dale Laird

RS

Geoffrey Bathauer

RP

Arlene Schiffman

RP

Crystal Bouziden

MR

Todd Lawson

MR

Randall VanPelt

MR

Kent Lambert

RS

Kenneth Berges

RP

Jenny Schillinger

RP

Stephen Boyd

MR

Kevin Leung

MR

Randall Voss

MR

Elaine Lauer

RS

Robert Berry

RP

John Sheldon

RP

John Bozek

MR

David Lewis

MR

Robert Wahl

MR

Graig Lean

RS

David Bittner

RP

Frank Sinton

RP

Hank Brown

MR

James Lowry

MR

Frieda Wallison

MR

J. Paul Brown

MR

Peter Lund

MR

Jon Warnick

MR

Curtis Brudos

MR

Jared Luner

MR

Jeff Wasden

MR

Samuel Bryant

MR

Michelle Lyng

MR

Monica Wasden

MR

Sandra Luke

David Bullock

MR

Kelly Maher

MR

Jackson White

MR

Daniel Lusk

Bryce Carlson

MR

Jill Mahr

MR

Robert Bruce White

MR

James Carlson

MR

Joyce Malecha

MR

Bea Wilhite

MR

Nancy Carlson

MR

Micah Marmaro

MR

Gregory Williams

John Carson

MR

Michelle Massfeller

MR

Justin Williams

Brian Cartwright

MR

Ryan Massfeller

MR

Thomas Cave

MR

Nicole Mata

MR

Norman Cechini

MR

Elizabeth McCain

MR

Joel Champion

Diane Branthoover

RP

Christopher Skirka

RP

Mark Linnebur

RS

Timothy Branthoover

RP

Daniel Stanforth

RP

Rexford Louth

RS

Joseph Breher

RP

Sean Ugrin

RP

RS

Patrick Brown

RP

Jason Upchurch

RP

RS

Mary Brumder

RP

Tiffiney Upchurch

RP

Keith Maines

RS

Lisa Brumfiel

RP

Erika Vadnais

RP

Edward Malsack III

RS

Joseph Burke

RP

Terry Valentine

RP

MR

Carolyn Martin

RS

Elena Campbell

RP

Kurt Van Horn

RP

MR

Levi Martinez

RS

Joshua Chavez

RP

George Vitale

RP

Shari Williams

MR

Anil Mathai

RS

Michael Clifton

RP

Vikki Walton

RP

Wayne Williams

MR

Denny McDaniels

RS

Charles Collins

RP

Delford Ward

RP

Marilyn Wilmerding

MR

Weldon Mcdonald

RS

Christine Collins

RP

Frank Warner

RP

Nancy McKiernan

RS

Lacey Condon

RP

Steve Watson

RP

PL

RS

Dan McClean

MR

Dan Wilson

MR

MR

Robert McCombs

MR

Katie Witt

MR

Kathleen Menin

RS

Christopher Corcoran

RP

Richard Welch

RP

MR

Michael McCormick

MR

John Woodward

MR

Joel Miller

RS

Charles Corry

RP

Sarah Welch

RP

MR

James McMichael

MR

Jennifer Woolley

MR

Valentina Montague

RS

Steven Cudzilo

RP

Jonathan Wesolowski

RP

MR

Charles McNeil

MR

John Neel

RS

Kent Davis

RP

Chris Whitener

RP

MR

Timothy Mendoza

MR

Lee Olyer

RS

Nathan Day

RP

Dorly Wick

RP

Stephen Curtis

MR

Stephen Meyers

MR

Thomas E. Anderson

RS

Randall Owen III

RS

Ann Deml

RP

Deva Winblood

RP

Toni D'arcy

MR

Franklin Moe

MR

Bradley Barker

RS

David Page

RS

John Demopoulos

RP

Anthony
Zarlengo-Reyther

RP

Brandon Davis

MR

Kerry Moe

MR

Alexander Bedrick

RS

Leslie Parker

RS

Patrick Dolan

RP

Mary Zesiewicz

RP

James Dean

MR

Richard Murray

MR

John Bedrick

RS

Christopher Partridge

RS

David Dominguez

RP

Scott Ziebell

RP

John Dendahl

MR

Tony Nabhan

MR

Ronald Begier

RS

William Randolph

RS

Tammi Dominguez

RP

Andrew Dunbar

MR

Amy Naes

MR

Dorothy Belfontaine

RS

Pamela Renfroe

RS

Pierce Edwards

RP

Benjamin Engen

MR

Paul Neely

MR

Billy Bennett

RS

Scott Renfroe

RS

Randy Egeler

RP

Tonya Everist

MR

Leslie Nelson-Percival

MR

Francine Bigelow

RS

Charles Rutter

RS

Jeremiah Elfers

RP

Leslie Feigel

MR

Michael Holbrook
Nelson

MR

Sheldon Bloedorn

RS

G. Karen Schindler

RS

Walter Engelhardt

RP

Kaye Ferry

MR

Ronald Nelson

MR

Peter Boddie

RS

James Schindler

RS

Wyn Engelhardt

RP

Steven Foster

MR

Sarah Nelson

MR

Robert Brown

RS

James Schmidt

RS

Robert Eskenberry

RP

Patrice Frawley

MR

Trevor Nelson

MR

Kyle Casper

RS

Jeff Schmidtke

RS

Charles Faller

RP

Michelle Friedrichsen

MR

Linh Ngo

MR

Danielle Coleman

RS

Donna Schneider
Wilson

RS

Stan Ford

RP

Albert Gallegos

MR

Mario Nicolais II

MR

Ashley Coombe

RS

Julie Scott

RS

Steven Futterer

RP

Michael Garcia

MR

David Nolan

MR

Robin Coran

RS

Timothy Seibel

RS

Nathaniel Gibson

RP

Scott Gessler

MR

Dawn Oler

MR

Michael Cowan

RS

Sue Sharkey

RS

William Gibson

RP

Michelle Gilleland

MR

Brian Olson

MR

David Crawford

RS

Catherine V. Smith

RS

Kenneth Griffin

RP

Timothy Gilmore

MR

Arthur Onweller

MR

Stacey Curtis

RS

William Smoldt

RS

Tamson Hare

RP

Shelly Goergen

MR

Vera Ortegon

MR

Donald Davidson

RS

Merle Stahl

RS

Peter Hendrick

RP

Daniel Green

MR

Monica Owens

MR

Rhonda Davidson

RS

John Stewart

RS

Ellyn Hilliard

RP

Kellly Grieve

MR

Michael Pardun

MR

Daniel Davis

RS

Henry Stone

RS

Darryl Hogeback

RP

James Haeffner

MR

Bruce Payne

MR

Susan Dean

RS

George Teal

RS

Steven Raymond
Johnson

RP

Karen Haeffner

MR

Lloyd Pearson

MR

Richard Deanda

RS

John Thornton

RS

Curtis Kekoa III

RP

Glenn Hagen

MR

Standish Penton

MR

Petra Drinkwine

RS

Ben Thorsheim

RS

Robert LaRocca

RP

Rebecca Hakes

MR

Andrew Peth

MR

Jeffrey Eidsness

RS

Daniel Tilelli

RS

Daniele Lindholm

RP

Erik Hansen

MR

Barbara Piper

MR

Katelyn Elliott

RS

Coleen Todd

RS

Michael Loftin

RP

Bryan Hardman

MR

Rachel Polner

MR

Brent Elzinga

RS

Garry Tribble

RS

Patrick Loveall

RP

David Harmer

MR

Joan Poston

MR

Christina Fagerlin

RS

Heather Tribble

RS

Nicholas Lundberg

RP

Deidre Harper

MR

Allison Powell

MR

Jeannie Faverino

RS

David Vallado

RS

John Macomber

RP

Joseph Harrington

MR

Frances Reynolds

MR

Deborah Gamec

RS

Calandra Vargas

RS

Jeffrey McCloskey

RP

Linda Champion
David Cheney
Sharron Clark
Kevin Combs
Pete Coors

62

Randolph Licht

SA

51

PAUL DELEGATES - RP

MR

SANTORUM DELEGATES - RS

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2012 Colorado Republican State Assembly Ballot

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Adams
Typ:01 Seq:0001 Spl:02

To vote, BLACKEN (
) the oval to the left of any candidate or question. Do not vote for more than the authorized number of
candidates. Please use a Black or Blue pen to mark your ballot.
UNPLEDGED DELEGATES - UP

Cory Cummings

UP

Julie Henderson

UP

Christopher Maj

UP

Robert Reginelli III

UP

Michael Tippets

UP

Susan Cunniff

UP

Jonathon Hendricks

UP

Steven Mark

UP

Ronald Remy

UP

Christina Tisserat

UP

Osep Adamian

UP

Jerald Cunningham

UP

John Herr

UP

Daniel Martin

UP

Debbi Renfro

UP

Ann Tomsic

UP

Johnathon Anderson

UP

Jason Dahl

UP

Carol Hill

UP

Anthony Masessa

UP

Scott Rennick

UP

Floyd Trujillo

UP

Sarah Anderson

UP

Leroy Daughenbaugh
Jr.

UP

Jesse Hill

UP

Merilee Maupin

UP

Lee Rhodes

UP

Daniel Trush

UP

Thomas Wakefield
Anderson

UP

Lance Davala

UP

Harley Hitching

UP

Michael Mazzocco

UP

Scott Riba

UP

Nanci Tuggle

UP

Patricia Andrews

UP

Chris Davis

UP

Richard Hollabaugh

UP

Kristy McClendon

UP

John Ricca

UP

Chad Uecker

UP

Theodore Ankenbauer UP

Patrick Davis

UP

Bruce Holland

UP

Brian McConnell

UP

Kellie Ricca

UP

Kendal Unruh

UP

Robert Armstrong

UP

Jack Dean

UP

Ellen Holt

UP

Deborah McConnell

UP

Theodore Rigo

UP

Skippy Upton Mesirow UP

Elijah Arnold

UP

Paul Delk

UP

Joseph Holt Jr.

UP

Jake McCord

UP

Barry Ritchey II

UP

Stan VanderWerf

UP

Mark Arnold

UP

John-Scott Delva

UP

William Holtze

UP

Tyler McCoy

UP

Jack Roberts

UP

Mark Vanwyk

UP

Merilou
Athens-Barnekow

UP

Rita DeRego

UP

Christopher Hopkins

UP

Patrick McGuire

UP

Steven Rockne

UP

Colleen Victory

UP

Charles Bailey

UP

Charles Dickson

UP

Alexander Hornaday

UP

Donald McLarty

UP

Flora Rohrs

UP

Stanley Vonfeldt

UP

Mark Baisley

UP

Mark Dickson

UP

Kevin Hotaling

UP

Torrey Mcloughlin

UP

John Roos

UP

Natalie Walker

UP

Earl Bandy III

UP

Dominick DiTommaso UP

Chantal Howard

UP

John Meaders

UP

John Rosenfeld

UP

Victor Waln Jr.

UP

Shane Banks

UP

Sandra Do

UP

Peter Howard

UP

Eric Meals

UP

Janine Rowsey

UP

Bradford Wann

UP

Gary Bartel

UP

Kristen Dodd

UP

Michael Hoyer

UP

Sue Meals

UP

Joseph Rudd

UP

Jon Warnick

UP

Steven Barton

UP

Terry Dodd

UP

Crista Huff

UP

Frederick Mehner III

UP

Charlotte Russell

UP

Theresa Watson

UP

Michelle Bauer

UP

Randy Dodge

UP

Barbara Hulet

UP

Natalie Menten

UP

Jeffrey Sacco

UP

Maria Weese

UP

Shannon Beavers

UP

Heather Dorman DeVos UP

Kenneth Jach

UP

Joshua Miller

UP

Eric Saling

UP

Guy Wells

UP

David Beckett

UP

Ann Dougherty

UP

Caleb Jackson

UP

Lindsay Mills

UP

Romualdo Sanchez

UP

Michael Wempe

UP

Bonita Bell

UP

Evan Doukas

UP

H. Ramoni Jacquez

UP

Michael Mills

UP

Louis Sanders

UP

Nancy Wenlock

UP

Catherine Bell

UP

John Draskovich

UP

Bobby James

UP

Richard Mitchell, Jr.

UP

Michael Sandoval

UP

Raymond Werner III

UP

Dale Bell

UP

Justin Dreyer

UP

Clint Janssen

UP

Veronica Miyake

UP

James Saunders

UP

Michael West

UP

Stuart Berens

UP

Lisa Dudley

UP

Sarah Janssen

UP

David Moloney

UP

Joan Saunders

UP

John Weston Jr.

UP
UP

UP

Kevin Duffy

UP

Alan Johnson Jr.

UP

Art Momper

UP

Beverly Scanga

UP

Jeffery Bjorlin

UP

Alden Dumas

UP

Alexander Johnson

UP

Evan Monserrate

UP

Ralph Scanga Jr.

UP

Michael Willardson

UP

Kenneth Blake

UP

Patricia Durbin

UP

Robert Johnson

UP

Alexander Montoya

UP

Lawrence Scariano

UP

James Williamson

UP

McKayne Boedeker

UP

Francis Durnford

UP

Sandra Johnson

UP

Brett Moore

UP

Cory Scheffel

UP

David Willson

UP

Albert Bollwerk

UP

Kelsey Ehrlick

UP

Sara Johnson

UP

James Bowlus

UP

Kirk Ellefson

UP

Sharon Johnson

UP

Lauren Branstetter

UP

David Elliott

UP

Steven Todd Johnson

UP

Keri Brehm

UP

Susan Ellsworth

UP

Bruce Jones Jr.

UP

Cynthia Morrell

Patricia Brennan

UP

Debra Elsner

UP

Elliott Jones

UP

Christina Mullins

Jeffrey Brewster

UP

Richard Elsner

UP

Velbeth Jones

UP

Elaine Brofford

UP

John England

UP

David Joseph

UP

Todd Brophy

UP

Doreen Faux

UP

Nan Karsh

Dudley Brown

UP

Larry Fencel

UP

Stephan Kelley Jr.

Gail Brown

UP

Jeffrey Fischer

UP

Gregory Bruce

UP

Jeffrey Follansbee

UP

Elizabeth Buchanan

UP

Benjamin Ford

UP

UP

Robin Schiro

UP

Spencer Wilson

UP

Joseph Morin

UP

Gina Schlieman

UP

Patrick Wilson

UP

Michelle Morin

UP

Victory Schmidt

UP

Alexander Winkler

UP

UP

Susan Schulman

UP

Joseph Wojcik

UP

UP

Frances Scott

UP

Carl Wood

UP

Andrew Munoz

UP

Randy Scott

UP

Joseph Woyte

UP

Dawne Murray

UP

Florence Sebern

UP

Steven Wright

UP

UP

Dirk Myers

UP

Melanie Seilbach

UP

Joshua Wussick

UP

UP

Denise Myrup

UP

Vibeke Seymour

UP

David York

UP

Robert Kenehan

UP

Matthew Navarro

UP

Robert Sharp Jr.

UP

James York

UP

Thomas Kerwin

UP

Julie Naye

UP

William Shriver

UP

Jennifer York

UP

Mathew King

UP

Marty Neilson

UP

Cheryl Simmons

UP

Jason Young

UP

Jesse Nelson

UP

Virginia Simmons

UP

Carl Youngblood

UP

PL

Daren Morales

SA

Catherine Buckles

Lillian Bickel

Robert Christopher
White

Shaun Forshey

UP

Robbie Kipping

UP

UP

Dawn Foster

UP

Benjamin Kirchner

UP

Michael Gregory Nelson UP

Adam Simms

UP

Donald Ytterberg

UP

UP

Daniel Frihauf

UP

Luke Kirk

UP

Teresa Nelson

UP

Barrett Simms

UP

Beth Zacharisen

UP

UP

Jerry From

UP

Michael Kobzina

UP

Erica Newcomb

UP

David Simons

UP

Warren Zilhaver

UP

UP

Cary Fry

UP

Clement Koerber Jr.

UP

H. Scott Nicholas

UP

Scott Slaugh

UP

William Zollinger

UP

UP

Cameron Fullerton

UP

David Koons

UP

Charles Nienburg

UP

Catherine Marie Smith UP

Matthew Burcham

UP

Teri Funke

UP

Karen Korins

UP

Patricia Nohavec-Fink

UP

Cynthia Smith

UP

Joseph Burleigh

UP

Bryan Furr

UP

Leopold Korins

UP

Joe Nuez

UP

Daniel Smith

UP

Bradley Burrows

UP

Celeste Gamache

UP

Tomoko Kotaka

UP

Todd O'Brien

UP

Larry Smith

UP

Terri Butkovich

UP

Lloyd Garcia

UP

William Kraich

UP

John Ogier

UP

Leslie Smith

UP

Darrin Buttery

UP

Todd Gardiner

UP

Keith Kratzert

UP

Betty Oglesby

UP

Robert Smith

UP

Justin Buxman

UP

Jim Gaston

UP

Shirley Kreyling-Morgan UP

Mary Olkowski

UP

Steven Soller

UP

Christine Carda

UP

Matthew Gear

UP

Jeff Krump

UP

Brittany Olsen

UP

Matt Soper

UP

Billy Carlisle

UP

Bruce Geerdes

UP

Judith Kula

UP

Catherine Olson

UP

Rolly Sorrentino

UP

Dennis Carpenter

UP

Sarah Geving

UP

Andrea Kulberg

UP

Hanna Olson

UP

Brent Southerland

UP

Virginia Carr

UP

Joshua Gideon

UP

Ted Kuroiwa

UP

Joshua Oqueli

UP

Judith Spady

UP

Beverly Carson

UP

Michael Gifford

UP

Dawn Lamping

UP

Patrick O'Reilly

UP

Rickey Speaect

UP

Alexander Casetta

UP

John Gloriod

UP

Richard Lamping

UP

Melvin Ornellas

UP

Dennis Spencer

UP

Natalie Chase

UP

Garbeth Graham

UP

Matthew Landauer

UP

John Palmer

UP

Barbara Spratt

UP

Scott Chisholm

UP

Kevin Grantham

UP

Sharyn Landis

UP

Zachary Parsons

UP

Jacque Stafford

UP

Robert Clair

UP

Jonathan Green

UP

Tyler Larkin

UP

Kyle Paukert

UP

Charles Staples

UP

Sean Clair

UP

Vernon Greenamyer

UP

Brett Larsen

UP

Karen Pelzer

UP

Craig Steiner

UP

Carolee Coleman

UP

Richard Greenwood

UP

Jerome Law

UP

John Peterson

UP

Susie Stepanek

UP

Paul Coleman

UP

Ann Grimes

UP

Anne Lawrence

UP

Judith Pfeif

UP

Christian Stoner

UP

Matthew Colligan

UP

Gavin Halligan

UP

Laurie Leake

UP

Gary Philpott

UP

Misty Story

UP

Patrick Condon

UP

Robert Halpape

UP

Frank Lee

UP

Bradley Pierson

UP

Helen Strait

UP

Kathryn Cooper

UP

Alexandra Harden

UP

Konnie Legried

UP

Keith Pings

UP

Danny Stroud

UP

Paul Cottrell

UP

Andrew Harmon

UP

George Leing

UP

Ted Politte

UP

Maria Stubbs

UP

Carrie Couey

UP

Marilyn Harris

UP

Timothy Leonard

UP

Fernanda Powers

UP

Libby Szabo

UP

Kelly Couey

UP

Quinn Harris

UP

Nicolle Leonardo

UP

Spencer Powers-Ackley UP

June Tate-Gans

UP

Sarah Cox

UP

Melissa Hart

UP

Randall Linnen

UP

Steve Rader

UP

Lyndsay Taylor

UP

Vernon Cox

UP

Ted Harvey

UP

Peggy Littleton

UP

Vivian Rader

UP

Michael Taylor

UP

Mark Creekbaum

UP

Michael Haskett

UP

William Longaker

UP

Christopher Radke

UP

Evan Tedesco

UP

Nan Cribbs

UP

Mark Hatch

UP

Bess Loveless

UP

Douglas Randall

UP

Franceen Thompson

UP

Erin Crist

UP

Douglas Hawkins

UP

John Loveless

UP

Frank Randall

UP

John Thompson

UP

John Culler

UP

Frederich Henderson III UP

Joshua Lybarger

UP

Kim Ransom

UP

Henry Thuener

UP

Ethan Buckley
Harold Buggy
Donald Bullock
Marilynn Bunch
Robert Bunn, Jr.

UP

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Exhibit 11

The timeline for Colorado's caucus-assembly-convention process:

September 25, 2015

Colorado State Central Committee voted to approve March 1, 2016

caucus date (Colorado Revised Statute CRS 1-3-102[III]: In a year
in which a presidential election will be held, a political party may,
by decision of its state central committee, hold its precinct
caucuses on the first Tuesday in February. The committee shall
notify the secretary of state and the clerk and recorder of each
county in the state of the decision within five days after the
decision.) The timeline was known to CRC months in advance.

March 2-26

Range of dates for county assemblies/conventions to be conducted

(CRS 1-4-602: within 25 days of caucus).

April 2-16

Range of dates for state assembly/convention to be conducted

(CRS 1-4-601: no later than 73 days before primary election
primary election date June 28, 2016).
State convention could have been held April 16 to allow more
time between county and state assembly/conventions.

March 27

13 days prior to convention, National Delegate Notice of Intent

forms due (CRC Bylaws, Art. XIII, Section A[5][a]).

Prepared by Florence Sebern

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Exh 12
From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Attachments:

Mary Lynn Black

Mary Bartelson; Patricia DeSimone; Vicki Ratterree
Chuck Broerman; Ryan Parsell
Revised State Booklet
Friday, April 01, 2016 3:46:53 PM
GOP Booklet State 2016.pdf

The State Booklet is attached, including the seven additional names. They have been added to the
end of the master alpha list, and the end of their respective candidate lists.

Please review and let me know if there are revisions.

Thanks

Mary Lynn Black

Communications Technician
El Paso County Clerk & Recorder's Office
(719) 520-7312

STAY CONNECTED:

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Exhibit 13

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Exhibit 14

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Page 24 of 52

AFFIDAVIT OF CELESTE GAMACHE

Exhibit 15

Name: Celeste Gamache

Occupation: Attorney
l, Celeste Gamache, swear or affirm:

1. I am a District Captain in the Denver County Republican Party.

2.

I was a delegate

3.

I did

to the Colorado Republican State Convention, April 9, 2016.

not receive a copy of the Standing Rules in my delegate materials. The Rules were not

printed in the official program. I did not receive the Standing Rules via email.

4.

Two ballots, a ballot supplement booklet, and blue ballot supplement sheet were not collated.
It caused significant difficulty in distributing ballots to the delegates in my district and caused

voter confusion.

5.

I cast (or completely marked) my ballot before I realized there were more national delegates

candidates who were not included in the program and two ballot supplements, and had not
been announced yet.

6.

Two screens shots displaying additional national delegate names and numbers were briefly
shown and could not be seen clearlyfrom my assigned seating on the second levelof the arena.

There were no microphones, on either first or second level of the arena. Two microphones

were on the secured stage.

8. The outcome of the national delegate election was announced

by name only

no vote totals.

lnvalidated votes were not reported and there was no practical means of objecting or
amending the report.

9. There was no provision

for election observers on my behalf as a candidate in the teller

operations. I needed an observer to object to irregularities in the teller process, including

investigating over votes and marks to unassigned numbers.

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t---

AFFIDAVIT OF CELESTE GAMACHE

10. The results of

-Page2

the national delegate election were announced only as names, not corresponding

vote totals. There Was no way to amend or object to the results.

vote totals, or how to
1j.. I had no way of knowing what my vote totals were, how I ranked in the
an available
object to the incomplete reporting of results without Standing Rules and

microphone.
Anil Mathai, regarding
12. I received the email dated June 30, 2}L6,from Adams County Chairman
copy of what
the transmittal date of state delegate lists to COGOP. lt is a true and correct

received from him.

ARE TRUE AND CORRECT

I SWEAR OR AFFIRM THAT THE ABOVE AND FOREGOING REPRESENTATIONS
To THE BEST oF MY lNFoRMATloN, KNoWLEDGE, AND BELIEF'

R. GAMACHE

STATE OF COLORADO

COUNTY OF DENVER

personally appeared before

the undersigned Notary public, do hereby affirm that Celeste Gamache
( day of July 201.6, and signed the above Affidavit as his free and voluntary act and
me on at

l,

deed.

"

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STEVE GOODWIN
NOTARY PUBLIC
STATE OF COLORADO
NOTARY tD 20034002082
MY COMM|6$|ON EXPInES 01t20t2019

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Exhibit 16

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Exhibit 17

Page 28 of 52

Page 29 of 52

Exhibit 18

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Page 31 of 52

Page 32 of 52

Page 33 of 52

DOCUMENTED BALLOT ERRORS

63 known national delegate candidates compromised

NAME-PLEDGE

BALLOT #

ERROR

SOLOMON MARTINEZ - CRUZ

BARBARA PIPER - UP
KAY RENDLEMAN - CRUZ
VICKIE TONKINS - UP
ROBERT BAMBER - TRUMP
GREGORY CARLSON - UP
DALE LAIRD - UP
REBECCA WAUGH - CRUZ
MARTY NIELSEN - CRUZ
BRADLEY TEMPLEMAN -UP
NICOLAS NEITZEL - TRUMP
MOLLY SULLIVAN - UP
ROBERT JENKINS - TRUMP
WILLIAM LAMBERT - TRUMP
DREW MASSAY - TRUMP
DENNIS MC ELROY - TRUMP
BECKY MIZEL - TRUMP
JEROME PARKS - TRUMP
ALEXANDER PIMENTAL - TRUMP
KIMBERLY JAJACK - TRUMP
JOY HOFFMAN - UP
JOY HOFFMAN - UP
KIMBERLY JAJACK - TRUMP
SHARON BJORKLUND - CRUZ
KRISTI BURTON BROWN - CRUZ
SCOTT ANDERSON - CRUZ
JON HOTALING - CRUZ
STEPHEN HUMPHREY - CRUZ
RYAN CALL - UP
DANIEL GARCIA - UP
NICHOLAS STEPHENS - UP
RHEBA MASSAY - TRUMP
LARRY SINGER - UP
PAUL NEELY - UP
JENNIFER BIEHN - TRUMP
THOMAS VALDEZ - TRUMP
BECKY MIZEL - TRUMP
JOSHUA KEY - RUBIO
KRISTINA COOK - CRUZ
GABRIEL SCHWARTZ - TRUMP
ELIZABETH MC CAIN - CRUZ
JAMES SITTNER - UP
GRANT VANDERJAGT - UP
CLAY HIRAKATA - CRUZ
GEORGE HANZAS - TRUMP

326 & 599

411 & 601
440 & 605
532 & 607
15 & 617
626 & 633
627 & 631
629 & 632
378
523
379
513
257 & 259
289 & 298
320 & 328
334 & 339
602 & 606
379 & 401
403 & 410
588 & 589
588 & 589
588
589
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
596
597
601
602
603
604
606
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615

MULTIPLE BALLOT NUMBERS

MULTIPLE BALLOT NUMBERS
MULTIPLE BALLOT NUMBERS
MULTIPLE BALLOT NUMBERS
MULTIPLE BALLOT NUMBERS
MULTIPLE BALLOT NUMBERS
MULTIPLE BALLOT NUMBERS
MULTIPLE BALLOT NUMBERS
NUMBER ON BALLOT TWICE
NUMBER ON BALLOT TWICE
NUMBER MISSING ON BALLOT
NUMBER MISSING ON BALLOT
WRONG NUMBER-PROGRAM
WRONG NUMBER-PROGRAM
WRONG NUMBER-PROGRAM
WRONG NUMBER-PROGRAM
WRONG NUMBER-BLUE SHEET
WRONG NUMBER-PROGRAM
WRONG NUMBER-PROGRAM
WRONG NUMBER-SCREEN
WRONG NUMBER-SCREEN
ADD-ON AT END-OUT OF ORDER-BOOKLET
ADD-ON AT END-OUT OF ORDER-BOOKLET
ADD-ON AT END-OUT OF ORDER-BOOKLET
ADD-ON AT END-OUT OF ORDER-BOOKLET
ADD-ON AT END-OUT OF ORDER-BOOKLET
ADD-ON AT END-OUT OF ORDER-BOOKLET
ADD-ON AT END-OUT OF ORDER-BOOKLET
ADD-ON AT END-OUT OF ORDER-BOOKLET
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM

Exhibit 19

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DOCUMENTED BALLOT ERRORS - Page 2

NAME-PLEDGE
DWIGHT PROCTO - KASICH
EVELINA ASHMORE - UP
THERESA MARTENS - CRUZ
KAREN STEIGHENR - UP
DAVID TESITOR - UP
JARRETT LOAR - UP
BARABARA MUSSO - UP
SUE MOORE - UP
JEFFREY EGGEMEYER - TRUMP
GREGORY CARLSON - UP
DALE LAIRD UP
DONALD WELCH - UP
REBECCA WAUGH - CRUZ
LEMOINE DOWD - CRUZ
KURT PETERS - UP
ANGEL MERLOS - UP
KELSEY ALEXANDER - CRUZ
CHRISTINE LUCAS

BALLOT #
616
618
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626 & 633
627 & 631
628
629 & 632
630
634
635
636
NO NUMBER

ERROR
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
OMITTED FROM BOOKLET & PROGRAM
DROPPED-LETTER OF INTENT SUBMITTED TIMELY-BOULDER DEL

Prepared by Florence Sebern

Documents Used: Various EPCO CORA files and true and correct emails received.

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Exhibit 20

2016ColoradoRepublicanParty
StateAssembly

MakingSelections

April9,2016
TheBroadmoorWorldArena

Instructionstovoters:

Fillintheovaltotherightofthenumberbelongingtothedelegateofyour
choice.Youmustblackentheovalcompletely,anddonotmakeanymarks
outsideoftheoval.

UNITEDSTATESSENATOR
(Voterforone)

TimNeville

REPUBLICANNATIONAL
COMMITTEEMANFOR
COLORADO
(Voterforone)

GeorgeLeing
MichaelKinlaw
CharlieEhler

Write-in

REPUBLICANNATIONAL
COMMITTEEWOMANFOR
COLORADO

DonaldRosier

(Voterforone)

TomJanich

JoyHoffman

JerryNatividad

LilyNuez

Gerald(Jerry)H.Eller

VeraOrtegon

PegLittleton
Write-in

DarrylGlenn

REGENTOFTHE
UNIVERSITYOF
COLORADO-ATLARGE
(Voterforone)

HeidiGanahl

Write-in

Write-in

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Exhibit 21

Page: 1 of 2

4/9/2016 6:30:21 PM

Official Summary Report

2016 Colorado Republican Party
State Assembly
April 9, 2016
The Broadmoor World Arena
US SENATE, NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN, NATIONAL COMMITTEEWOMAN, CU
REGENT AT LARGE
Registered Voters: 3,826 of 3,897 (98.18%)
Ballots Cast: 3,826

UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for 1)

Total
Times Cast

3,826 / 3,897

Undervotes

25

Overvotes
Candidate

98.18%

5
Party

Tim Neville
Michael Kinlaw
Charlie Ehler

Total
696

18.34%

0.00%

42

1.11%

Donald Rosier

0.13%

Tom Janich

0.05%

133

3.50%

30

0.79%

Peg Littleton

218

5.74%

Darryl Glenn

2,664

70.18%

Total Votes

3,796

Jerry Natividad
Gerald (Jerry) H. Eller

Total
Erik Underwood

WRITE-IN

Unresolved Write-In

0.16%

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN FOR COLORADO (Vote for 1)

Total
Times Cast

3,826 / 3,897

Undervotes

457

Overvotes
Candidate

98.18%

0
Party

Total

George Leing

3,366

Total Votes

3,369

99.91%

Total
Ed Halvey
Unresolved Write-In

WRITE-IN

0.09%

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Page: 2 of 2

4/9/2016 6:30:21 PM

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEWOMAN FOR COLORADO (Vote for 1)

Total
Times Cast

3,826 / 3,897

Undervotes

105

Overvotes
Candidate

98.18%

3
Party

Joy Hoffman

Total
1,031

27.73%

348

9.36%

Vera Ortegon

1,283

34.51%

Libby Szabo

1,056

28.40%

Total Votes

3,718

Lily Nuez

Total
Unresolved Write-In

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - AT LARGE (Vote for 1)

Total
Times Cast

3,826 / 3,897

Undervotes

180

Overvotes
Candidate

98.18%

0
Party

Total

Heidi Ganahl

3,564

Total Votes

3,646

97.75%

Total
George Mentz
Unresolved Write-In

WRITE-IN

82

2.25%

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Exhibit 22
From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:

Shana Kohn
Chuck Broerman
Ryan Parsell
Re: Teller Report for NCM Ballots
Tuesday, April 19, 2016 2:59:23 PM

LOL
Yes let's do that thank you
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 19, 2016, at 2:52 PM, Chuck Broerman <ChuckBroerman@elpasoco.com> wrote:
>
> I can modify the report and give him credit for his three votes!!!
>
> -----Original Message----> From: Shana Kohn [mailto:shana@cologop.org]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 2:41 PM
> To: Chuck Broerman
> Cc: Ryan Parsell
> Subject: Re: Teller Report for NCM Ballots
>
> It must be? Steve must have announced it incorrectly then?
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Apr 19, 2016, at 2:32 PM, Chuck Broerman <ChuckBroerman@elpasoco.com> wrote:
>>
>> Our written note from the floor reported that the gentleman name was Ed Halvey. Was his correct
name Ed Hairfield?
>>
>> -----Original Message---->> From: Edward Hairfield [mailto:edward.hairfield@gmail.com]
>> Sent: Monday, April 18, 2016 4:36 PM
>> To: steve@cogop.com; Chuck Broerman
>> Cc: shana@cologop.org
>> Subject: Teller Report for NCM Ballots
>>
>> I was the write-in for NCM at State Assembly, could I please get the teller for the ballots cast for
National Committeman, the results are very clearly off and would like to understand why.
>>
>> Thank you for all you do for the state party.
>>
>> Wade (Edward) Hairfield
>> 720-447-2500
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone

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Exhibit 23
Friday, July 8, 2016 at 1:48:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time

Subject:
Date:
From:
To:

[FWD: RE: Dudley forwarded your email]

Tuesday, June 14, 2016 at 7:39:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time
kat@spectrumparenMng.com
Marilyn Marks

-------- Original Message -------Subject: RE: Dudley forwarded your email

From: Dudley Brown
Date: Wed, April 13, 2016 1:25 pm
To: "
Rothfeld

Mike

Kathryn,

Your accusaMons about a disregard for the rules by the party is more properly aRributed to
laziness, incompetence or even ignorance, and possibly all three. Malice? Probably giving
people too much credit.

Undoubtedly there were many things done wrong last weekend. The intent to run forms, and
numbering the ballots, were a wreck. I led to run from State, but was somehow added to run
from the 4th CD. A number of people (three on RMGOs state slate) had ballot numbers above
600 and werent even listed in the ocial program (though two of them sMll made delegate).
There were Trump supporters in the same boat (i.e. I can only aRribute this to incompetence).

And though my choice for U.S. Senate was surprisingly bumped by the fantasMc speech of one of
his opponents, I wouldnt claim foul play.

RMGOs slate was chosen very carefully, and we based much of that on known quanMMes. We
dont like taking chances on personal whims (i.e. do we like someone personally but have not
seen how they will handle pressure).

In my view, poliMcs is a team sport. So, my advice is to get to know those who work hard at
winning these slates, LONG before it happens (everyone is my friend when they want on our
slate).

If you wish to spend your Mme to get all GOP commiRees, assemblies, etc, to follow all the rules,
by the book, go ahead. Thats a complete and uRer waste of Mme, in my view, but its your Mme
to spend.

And I doubt it would have changed the outcome by even one delegate.

Dudley Brown

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From:
Sent: Wednesday, April 6, 2016 10:48 AM
To: Mike Rothfeld
Cc: Dudley Brown
Subject: RE: Dudley forwarded your email

Sounds like a plan.

Thank you both for your time and consideration.
Kathryn

-------- Original Message -------Subject: RE: Dudley forwarded your email

From: Mike Rothfeld
Date: Wed, April 06, 2016 10:35 am
To: "
Cc: "Dudley Brown (

I see, so let me circle back to Dudley ... who on

Colorado matters is the FIRST person I talk to. I've
cc'd him.
best regards
From:
Sent: Wednesday, April 6, 2016 12:26 PM
To: Mike Rothfeld
Subject: RE: Dudley forwarded your email

Hi Mike,
Thank you for your response. I will give you a call this evening.
A heads up on what prompted me to contact you.... I am running for national
delegate. I'm a "rules" kind of person and have been witnessing what appears to
be a flagrant disregard of bylaws and overall poor organization of our
congressional and state assemblies and conventions.
For example, I am a member of the Colorado Republican Committee State
Central Committee. We have a meeting this Friday to cover credentials issues for
the state convention. No notice was ever sent. After I brought this up on
Facebook, we received an amended notice. However the amended notice is also

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,
our original notice.
That's just ONE of many examples. My goal is to keep Colorado Republicans
informed of the process. Here is how I am doing that:
http://us13.campaign-archive1.com/?
u=adec215f97fced1e60c8867a7&id=f1c0b49e4a&e=570e72cff5
I look forward to speaking with you soon.
Best regards,
Kathryn Porter

-------- Original Message -------Subject: Dudley forwarded your email

From: Mike Rothfeld <mir@saberinc.net>
Date: Wed, April 06, 2016 9:12 am
To: "

Howdy, Miss Kathryn.

I don't know if I will discuss 2012 in detail,
but you are welcome to call me and explain your
interests ... I can decide from there. If you
weren't a FACL grad, I would definitely not
respond as I am pressphobic.
My office number is 540/220-3177.
best regards

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Exh 24

Doc.
SOP
SOP
SOP
SOP
SOP
SOP
SOP
SOP
SOP
SOP

Governing Laws, Rules, Bylaws and Rules of Order

Referenced in Contestants Pleadings



Page/
Governing provision
Context
5
CRC Bylaws Article XIII 5c
Names & pledges on ballot
5
Convention Standing Rules 7.4(b)
Names & pledges on ballot
7
Convention Standing Rules 7.4(d)
Sequence of ballot names
9
Convention Standing Rules 8.4
Tabulate results by county
11
CRC Bylaws Article III C
Requiring primary neutrality
13
RNC direction to state chairmen
Requiring PRP for convention
13
Roberts Rules of Order
Requiring standing rules
distributed to delegates
13
Roberts Rules of Order
Requiring floor mics
14
Roberts Rules of Order
Reporting of teller results
17
Roberts Rules of Order
Member/delegate access to
convention reports

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Exhibit 25

Page 44 of 52

Page 45 of 52

Exhibit 26
July 4, 2016

Chris,

In the interest of making the Objection brief and hearing presentation accurate and
factual and free of unnecessary controversy, I am requesting needed documents on
behalf of the Contestants. Please provide the following documents related to the State
Convention national delegate election by close of business Wednesday:

1. The official Tellers report with vote totals by candidate. The report should include
any manual adjustments made for corrections or manually reviewed ballots.
2. The credentials report for the meeting, including the names and counties of all
credentialed delegates.
3. Minutes of the Convention.
4. Appointment of the Teller Committee, including names of members.
5. Adopted or proposed rules for the Teller Committee.
6. The official list of ballot numbers assigned by candidate name.
7. Electronic copies of the ballot images (a feature of the Dominion system), or
alternatively permit Contestants to inspect the paper ballots, including the over-
voted ballots.
8. A copy of the video record of the convention proceedings broadcast over
YouTube.
9. The document which was read to the body announcing the results of the national
delegate election.
10. Copies of final delegate reports sent to the State Party from counties. The reports
should document the delegates and alternates elected from their respective
counties.
11. Copies of Intent to Run forms of all Respondents. Provide documentation of the
date the form was received in CRC office.
12. Provide vendor agreements between the state party and its balloting vendors
including the ballot printer, Dominion (voting system vendor), and the El Paso
County Clerks office. (You may redact dollar amounts from the agreements. Our
interest is scope of responsibilities, not the financial terms.)
13. Documentation of Respondents claim that potential ballot printers contacted
communicated printing deadlines of March 28 or prior.
14. The list of ineligible candidates removed from the candidate list after the official
reports were received from the counties.

As you know, these are basic records that are at the heart of the controversy. Records
such as the Credentials Report, and Teller Report should be readily available to any

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delegate, although Chairman House has denied access to credentialed delegates. A fair
review of the facts requires a review of these documents. We can certainly make the
process more efficient and reduce unnecessary controversy by eliminating areas of
disagreement in advance of filing the Objection statement.

Thank you for your consideration. Please contact me if you have questions or wish to
discuss.



Marilyn Marks
on behalf of Contestants.
970 404 2225

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exhibit 27
From:
To:
Subject:
Date:

Chuck Broerman
Ryan Parsell
FW: Colorado State Republican Convention
Friday, March 04, 2016 12:43:05 PM

From: Clark, Dan [mailto:dlclark@essvote.com]

Sent: Friday, March 04, 2016 11:03 AM
To: Chuck Broerman
Subject: RE: Colorado State Republican Convention

We can work the cost up, but are you planning on printing all of the ballots needed on your BOD
system or do you want us to include printing costs as well?
Please let us know.
Thank you.
Daniel Clark | Regional Sales Manager
C: 402.578.4641
dlclark@essvote.com

From: Chuck Broerman [mailto:ChuckBroerman@elpasoco.com]

Sent: Friday, March 04, 2016 9:31 AM
To: Clark, Dan
Subject: RE: Colorado State Republican Convention

Thank you

Monday is fine.

For the monster ballot it is vote for up to 23

We could print up to a 22 ballot on the Runbeck BOD

The State Partys next question will be cost. Can we get an estimate for the two days?

From: Clark, Dan [mailto:dlclark@essvote.com]

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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2016 9:20 AM

To: Chuck Broerman
Cc: Hoffman, Bryan; Omel, Tucker
Subject: RE: Colorado State Republican Convention

Hi Chuck,
We have discussed this internally and we believe we can make this happen as we believe we can get
up to 870 candidates on to one 19 ballot and have it still legible. We can fit a lot more on to the
ballot itself, but we want to make sure that it is still legible for the voter. We have some more room
to play around with in the instruction header box at the top of the ballot, but we think overall that
we can get pretty close to 900. As we discussed, these would be paper ballots and we would run
them through our DS850 High Speed Central Count Scanner and read the results directly off of the
machine. For the next steps, Id like to have our team mock up a ballot with roughly 870 candidates
for you to look over, so that you can see the ballot for yourself. That will most likely be on Monday,
will that work for you?
Also, what is the # of vote fors for this contest? In other words, how many candidates can a voter
select for this race?
Please let me know.
Thanks Chuck.
Daniel Clark | Regional Sales Manager
C: 402.578.4641
dlclark@essvote.com

From: Chuck Broerman [mailto:ChuckBroerman@elpasoco.com]

Sent: Friday, March 04, 2016 8:37 AM
To: Clark, Dan
Subject: Colorado State Republican Convention

Colorado Republican Party State Convention (April 8 th and April 9 th)

Colorado Springs, CO

Colorado Springs World Arena

9am to 5:00 pm

Friday April 8 th Congressional Assembly-Doubletree Hotel (next to the World Arena)

Seven district meetings Approximately 500 delegates in attendance (exact figure to come)
One Ballot for each of seven congressional races

Election candidate(s) to the June Primary

Elect three delegates and three alternates to the National Convention

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Saturday April 9 th-State Convention-Colorado Springs World Arena

9am-5pm?

Ballot 1- US Senate Candidate (6 candidates) -4000 delegates (4000 ballots)

National committeeman (1 of 4)

National committeewomen (1 of 3)
University of Colorado Regent

Resolutions-on back of ballot(?)

Ballot 2-Delegate election to the National Convention in Cleveland (select 23 of 800900 candidates) 4000 ballots

Ballot 3- if no candidate in US Senate election receives >30%-vote again (4000 ballots)

Ballot 4 Resolutions-up to 45 one sentence proposals for submittal the Platform

Committee at the National Convention

El Paso County will print the ballot on Runbeck BOD

El Paso County will supply staff-will need assistance from vendor

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Official Summary Report

Exhibit 28

Registered Voters: 3,825 of 3,897 (98.15%)

Ballots Cast: 3,825

Colorado National Delegates (Vote for 26)

Total
Times Cast

3,825 / 3,897

Undervotes

27,653

Overvotes

2,132

Candidate

98.15%

Total

58. Buck, Ken -- [ Ted Cruz ]

2,272

3.26%

380. Neville, Patrick -- [ Ted

1,988

2.85%

1,940

2.78%

228. Harvey, Ted -- [ Ted Cruz ]

1,869

2.68%

429. Ransom, Kim -- [ Ted Cruz

1,861

2.67%

1,843

2.65%

1,820

2.61%

457. Saine, Lori -- [ Ted Cruz ]

1,809

2.60%

566. Williams, Wayne W -- [ Ted

1,792

2.57%

1,709

2.45%

1,708

2.45%

1,661

2.38%

1,590

2.28%

1,588

2.28%

1,582

2.27%

1,546

2.22%

518

0.74%

493

0.71%

[ Donald Trump ]

486

0.70%

133. Dooley, Sherry M -- [

476

0.68%

475

0.68%

469

0.67%

444

0.64%

410

0.59%

409

0.59%

396

0.57%

Cruz ]
477. Sharkey, Sue -- [ Ted Cruz ]

]
200. Grantham, Kevin -- [ Ted
Cruz ]
522. Teal, George -- [ Ted Cruz ]

Cruz ]
54. Brown, Dudley -- [ Ted Cruz
]
189. Gilbreath, Jim -- [ Ted Cruz
]
591. Burton Brown, Kristi -- [
Ted Cruz ]
594. Humphrey, Stephen -- [
Ted Cruz ]
592. Anderson, Scott -- [ Ted
Cruz ]
593. Hotaling, Jon -- [ Ted Cruz
]
590. Bjorklund, Sharon -- [ Ted
Cruz ]
59. Buck, Perry -- [ Ted Cruz ]
114. Davis, Patrick -- [ Donald
Trump ]
19. Barlock, Edward Stephen E --

Donald Trump ]
184. Gerlock, Beverly A -- [
Donald Trump ]
474. Sengenberger, Jimmy -- [
Ted Cruz ]
127. Dimanna, Michael -- [
Donald Trump ]
240. Holbrook, Bradley A -- [
Donald Trump ]
272. Keith, Seth -- [ Ted Cruz ]
12. Bailsley, Mark -- [ Ted Cruz ]

Delegates

Alternates

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589. Jajack, Kimberly -- [

380

0.55%

371

0.53%

168. Fore, Lana -- [ Unpledged ]

355

0.51%

471. Seger, Wendi -- [ Donald

354

0.51%

353

0.51%

[ Donald Trump ]

350

0.50%

444. Rising, Robert -- [ Donald

349

0.50%

348

0.50%

344

0.49%

343

0.49%

331

0.48%

326

0.47%

Donald Trump ]

318

0.46%

576. Wrench, Gerald -- [ Donald

309

0.44%

308

0.44%

306

0.44%

300

0.43%

297

0.43%

289

0.41%

602

281

0.40%

185. Gessler, Scott -- [ Ted Cruz

279

0.40%

275

0.39%

274

0.39%

268

0.38%

266

0.38%

260

0.37%

257

0.37%

252

0.36%

252

0.36%

250

0.36%

241

0.35%

240

0.34%

238

0.34%

238

0.34%

238

0.34%

Donald Trump ]
518. Szabo, Libby -- [ Ted Cruz ]

Trump ]
1. Adams, Ronald -- [ Ted Cruz ]
433. Reed, Jonathan Prescott --

Trump ]
541. Varangot, Helbis -- [
Donald Trump ]
257. Jackson, Wesley -- [
Donald Trump ]
449. Rollans, Peg E -- [ Donald
Trump ]
598
610
551. Watkins, James Charles -- [

Trump ]
565. Williams, Howard -- [
Donald Trump ]
263. Jones, Ryan -- [ Unpledged
]
503. Stephens, Amy -- [ John
Kasich ]
17. Barker, Bradley -- [ Ted Cruz
]
50. Brown, J. Paul -- [ Ted Cruz ]

]
326. Martinez, Solomon -- [ Ted
Cruz ]
60. Bugby, Dale -- [ John Kasich
]
516. Swalm, Spencer -- [
Unpledged ]
182. George, Thomas -- [ John
Kasich ]
535. Trachman, William Edward - [ John Kasich ]
289. Krause, Ervin -- [ Ted Cruz
]
76. Chavez-Rey, Hugo -- [ Ted
Cruz ]
325. Martinez, Caleb J -- [ John
Kasich ]
71. Cartier, Michael -- [ John
Kasich ]
68. Carheden, Adam -- [ John
Kasich ]
603
339. McElroy, Denis -- [ Donald
Trump ]
410. Pimentel, Alexander -- [
Donald Trump ]
532. Tonkins, Vickie -- [
Unpledged ]

Did not win

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