Published on November 03, 1998

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Municipal Town Council Referendum Portland Water District Trustee

State of Maine Referendum Election Question 1 Question 2

State of Maine General Election Legislature (Dist. 25) Legislature (Dist. 24) Senator Governor Representative to Congress Judge of Probate County Treasurer Sheriff District Attorney

Town Council

For an unexpired term until 6/12/2000 -- Vote for one

Carson, Penelope P. Cotter, Patrick B. Greer, Charles W. Jordan, Jayne A.

1966 383 946 783

Portland Water District Trustee
Five year term -- Vote for one

Aceto, Samuel C., Gorham Littlefield, Howard M., Cape Elizabeth

432 3663

Special Municipal Referendum
Pursuant to Title 30-A.M.R.S.A. 2528(5)(B), this ballot must be accompanied by the recommendations of the Town Council and School Board. The Town Council and School Board both recommend a "Yes" vote to the following question.

"Shall the Town renovate and expand the Swimming Pool facilities at the Cape Elizabeth High School to provide for, among other things, a new pool entrance area, spectator seating, and pool basin; renovations to locker rooms; and repairs to the pool room, all at an estimated project cost of $2,200,000.00?"

Yes	No
3186	1060

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Question 1: Bond Issue
Do you favor a $20,000,000 bond issue to improve the Maine economy by supporting innovative research and development by businesses and non-profit and education institutions in the fields of biotechnology, computers and other information technology, aquaculture and marine technology, forestry and agriculture and advanced materials?

Total estimated life time cost is $30,710,000, representing $20,000,000 in principal and $10,710,000 in interest (assuming interest at 5.10% over 20 years).

Yes	No
3118	1201

Question 2: Bond Issue
Do you favor a $7,000,000 bond issue for the following purposes:

1. $3,350,000 to construct water pollution control facilities, providing the state match for $10,000,000 in federal funds;

2. $1,000,000 to protect te public health and safety and the environment by providing funds for the cleanup of tire stockpile;

3. $1,500,000 to investigate, abate, clean up and mitigate threats to the public health and the environment from hazardous subsurface discharges; and,

4. $1,500,000 to construct drinking water system improvements that address public health threats, providing the state match for $7,100,000 in federal funds?

Total estimated life time cost is $7,861,000, representing $7,000,000 in principal and $861,000 in interest (assuming interest at 4.10% over 5 years).

Yes	No
3593	742

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Representative to the Legislature (Dist. 25)
Vote for one

Marvin, Jean Ginn Republican Cape Elizabeth

3301

Representative to the Legislature (Dist. 24)
Vote for One

Cianchette, Peter E. Republican South Portland	282
McCoy, B. Nolan Democrat South Portland	122

State Senator
District 30
Vote for One

Amero, Jane A. Republican Cape Elizabeth	3053
Bromley, Lynn Democrat South Portland	1417

Governor
Vote for one

Clarke, William P. Jr. Taxpayers Party Greene	42
Connolly, Thomas J. Democrat Scarborough	492
King, Angus S. Jr. Independent for Maine Brunswick	3076
Lamarch, Patricia H. Green Independent Freeport	204
Longley, James B. Jr. Republican Portland	733

Representative to Congress (Dist. 1)
Vote for One

Allen, Thomas H. Democrat Portland	2746
Connelly, Ross J. Republican Biddeford	1659
Greiner, Eric R. Taxpayers Party St. George	53

Judge of Probate
Vote for One

Childs, William H. Democrat Portland

3259

County Treasurer
Vote for One

Graffam, Linwood E. Independent Windham	1757
Gurney, Diane Lee Democrat Portland	2048

Register of Deeds
Vote for One

O'Brien, John B. Democrat Portland	1916
Scott, Suzanne R. Republican Windham	2095

Sheriff
Vote for One

Costigan, Ronald E. Jr. Democrat South Portland	1565
Dion, Mark N. Independent Portland	2571

District Attorney (Dist. 2)
Vote for One

Anderson, Stephanie Republican Portland	2993
Pratt, Neal F. Democrat Scarborough	1396