KeyBank State Theatre Recent Photos Seating Search Available Sections Tags Event Type all concert theater Try us at the game Map KeyBank State Theatre 1519 Euclid Avenue Cleveland Ohio 44115 United States Advertisement 1 2 DjBoyer KeyBank State Theatre Straight No Chaser tour One Shot Tour Saturday Dec 16 2018 FABULOUS Show Dress Circle Left section D row 101 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Orchestra section EE row 114 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Box B section row 8 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Stage view section row seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Dress Circle section X row 114 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Orchestra section JJ row 156 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Orchestra section SS row 151 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Orchestra section RR row 101 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Mezzanine section E row 801 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Mezzanine section F row 701 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre LOGE section C row 608 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Orchestra section TT row 301 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Orchestra section UU row 214 seat cornfield948 KeyBank State Theatre Lobby section row seat Chrispat KeyBank State Theatre Hamilton Mezzanine Right section H row 801 seat Chrispat KeyBank State Theatre Hamilton Balcony Right section W row 710 seat anonymous KeyBank State Theatre Hamilton Excellent seat for what I paid to see Hamilton Full obstruction of stage left but did not impact me for much of the show Upper Floor Box DD section 1 row 1 seat anonymous KeyBank State Theatre Hamilton Stage right not fully visible Orchestra section HH row 351 seat anonymous KeyBank State Theatre Hamilton Fantastic view close enough to see the actors but far enough away to see the entire stage Loge R section A row 701 seat PghTheatreViews KeyBank State Theatre Hamilton Mezz section H row 605 seat 1 2

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Balerion For other uses see Balerion disambiguation Balerion Aegon the Conqueror rides atop Balerion as depicted by Jordi Gonzalez Escamilla in The World of Ice Fire Alias The Black Dread Allegiance Aegon I Targaryen Maegor I Targaryen Aerea Targaryen Viserys I Targaryen Born In or several years before 126 BC at Valyria Died In 94 AC Books The World of Ice Fire mentioned Fire Blood mentioned The Sons of the Dragon mentioned The Rogue Prince mentioned The Princess and the Queen mentioned A Game of Thrones mentioned A Clash of Kings mentioned A Feast for Crows mentioned A Dance with Dragons mentioned Balerion in the War of Conquest HBO Balerion called the Black Dread was a dragon of House Targaryen He was ridden by King Aegon I Targaryen during his Conquest alongside his sister Queen Visenya s Vhagar and his sister Queen Rhaenys s Meraxes Other known riders of Balerion were King Maegor I Targaryen Princess Aerea Targaryen and King Viserys I Targaryen Balerion died of old age in 94 AC during the reign of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen around two hundred years old Contents 1 Appearance 2 History 21 Aegon the Conqueror 22 Maegor I 23 Princess Aerea 24 Viserys I 25 Legacy 3 Known riders 4 Quotes 5 Notes 6 Appearance See also Images of Balerion Balerion was the largest of all the Targaryen dragons His fire was as black as his scales his wingspan so vast that entire towns would fall under his shadow when he passed overhead His teeth were as long as swords and his jaws were large enough to swallow an aurochs whole or even one of the hairy mammoths that are said to roam the cold wastes beyond the Port of Ibben History Balerion was named after the ancient god of the Valyrian Freehold He was born in Valyria and was one of the five dragons Aenar Targaryen brought with him when he fled to Dragonstone to survive the Doom of Valyria At some point Lord Aegon Targaryen claimed Balerion Aegon first rode Balerion demonstrating that he was a dragonrider some time before he married his sisters Visenya and Rhaenys Aegon became involved in the wars in the Disputed Lands when Pentos and Tyrosh approached him inviting him to join a grand alliance against Volantis and he chose to heed their call Mounting Balerion he flew east to meet the Prince of Pentos and the magisters of the Free City then flew to Lys in time to set ablaze a Volantene fleet trying to take the city Aegon the Conqueror Balerion and workers help forge the Iron Throne as depicted by Donato Giancola Aegon then turned west to conquer the Seven Kingdoms The first true test of Aegons War of Conquest came from Lords Mooton and Darklyn who had joined forces to push the invaders out Orys Baratheon rode out to meet them while Aegon riding Balerion descended on them from above Both lords were killed in the battle Aegon then crossed the Blackwater to meet King Harren Hoare at Harrenhal King Harren the Black took refuge in the formidable fortress of Harrenhal Aegon gave him till sunset to surrender but he did not yield Aegon took Balerion high up and descended inside the castle walls and put the castle to flame Balerions dragonfire burned so hot that the towers of Harrenhal went up like candles melting and twisting into the shapes they retain to this day King Harren and his sons all perished ending the line of House Hoare Balerion was also deployed in the battle that became known as the Field of Fire the only time in history that all three of the fabled Targaryen dragons took to the sky at the same time Between Vhagar Meraxes and Balerion four thousand men were burned to death King Mern IX Gardener died and with him House Gardener The army was broken and Aegon was victorious Aegon then headed to Highgarden which yielded without a fight When he heard word of King Torrhen Stark and the northmen marching south he flew to meet them calling his sisters and all bannermen to join him Torrhen submitted the north to the rule of the Targaryens Afterwards Aegon headed south for the submission of Oldtown According to song at the end of the war Balerion helped to forge the Iron Throne by melting the swords of Aegons fallen enemies Maegor I Maegor I and Balerion burn the Sept of Remembrance by Jordi Gonzalez for The World of Ice Fire After Aegons death Balerion was claimed by his son Prince Maegor who had long coveted his fathers mount and had not claimed another dragon because he considered all others unworthy After Jonos Arryn imprisoned his brother Lord Ronnel and declared himself independent of the Iron Throne Maegor rode the Black Dread to the Vale and put down his rebellion When Maegor was exiled to Pentos as punishment for his polygamous marriage he took Balerion with him After his brother King Aenys I died Maegor flew back to Westeros on Balerion to claim the Iron Throne In his reign as king Maegor used Balerion to destroy the Sept of Remembrance and in many other battles against the Faith Militant In the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye Maegor used Balerion to kill his nephew Prince Aegon and his dragon Quicksilver After Maegors death Balerion returned to Dragonstone where he made his lair Princess Aerea Princess Aerea Targaryen disappeared from Dragonstone in 54 AC it was discovered Balerion was gone too It was known that Princess Aerea was miserable on Dragonstone and desired to leave she even begged Queen Alysanne to take her to Kings Landing with her but Aereas estranged mother forbid her from leaving the Island Many suspect the wilful young girl decided to become a dragonrider so she could flee the Isle and go wherever she wished but her mother was a dragon rider too who rode Dreamfyre Aerea feared her mother could force her to return unless the Dragon she rode was stronger and more powerful than Dreamfyre thus she choose to make Balerion her mount Rhaena upon discovering her daughter missing flew Dreamfyre all over Westeros but no trace of them was found It was reasoned she must have fled to Essos Jaehaerys I Targaryen sent expeditions to try and locate his niece The Master of Coin Rego Draz offered a reward for any information on her whereabouts but none came forward that was credible Many were puzzled by the lack of sightings for Balerion was the largest living dragon in the World Balerion returned to Kings Landing in 56 AC descending into the courtyard of the Red Keep with the sickly and afflicted Princess Aerea barely clinging to him At first no one recognised her she was stick thin what clothes left on her where nothing more than charred rags Her hair a tangled mess her eyes bloody she trembled as she tried to take a step and could barely speak and only got a few words out before collapsing The Princess was carried to Maester Benifer by Ser Lucamore Strong Septon Barth aided the maester in trying to help the girl but theyre efforts failed Septon Barth believes that when Aerea became Balerions rider she lacked the iron will of Aegon or Maegor and could not control Balerion Instead of asking where Aerea had taken Balerion the question where Balerion took Aerea should have been asked Barth believes Balerion returned to where he was born Valyria Balerion was the only Dragon living to have been born in Valyria before the Doom came and was believed to have gone back to his birth place Aerea was powerless to control him Princess Aerea was infected by an insidious parasitic wrym while there When she returned it was if she was burning from within she died in agony Barth who witnessed her death was haunted by what the girl went through Barth though was even more horrified when he noted Balerion bore scars he previously did not have the dragon also had a huge jagged rent down his left side almost nine feet long fresh blood still dripped from the wound hot and smoking Barth ponders what could have done that to a dragon as large and powerful as Balerion After learning all this information from Barth King Jaehaerys had Balerion secured in the Dragonpit and placed under guard Jaehaerys also learning of his nieces fate and the horrors that infected her declared that attempting to sail to Valyria was a crime punishable by death and any ship that travelled too close to Valyrian Islands or that sailed the Smoking Sea was forbidden to dock in any port in Westeros Viserys I The last rider of Balerion was Viserys I Targaryen In 93 AC when the prince was sixteen he entered the Dragonpit and claimed Balerion At this time Balerion had finally stopped growing but was sluggish he spent most of time now sleeping and grew heavy slow and hard to rouse He struggled when Viserys urged him into the air The young Prince flew thrice around the city before Balerion landed again Viserys later told his father Prince Baelon his intent had originally been to fly to Dragonstone but he thought Balerion lacked the strength for it Balerion the Black Dread passed away of old age the following year Viserys never claimed another dragon afterwards Legacy Arya Stark encounters the skull of Balerion the Black Dread by Justin Sweet for The World of Ice Fire Along with eighteen other Targaryen dragon skulls Balerions skull hung on a wall in the Red Keep s throne room After Roberts Rebellion King Robert I Baratheon had the skulls removed from the throne room and stored them in a dank cellar In 284 AC when Tyrion Lannister visited the capital for the wedding of his sister Cersei to Robert he observed the skulls in the cellar including Balerions In 298 AC Arya Stark encountered the dragon skulls while passing through the Red Keep cellars In 299 AC Daenerys Targaryen had the three ships sent to her by Illyrio Mopatis renamed Vhagar Meraxes and Balerion to tell the world that the dragons had returned There is a rather nice picture of Balerion the Black Dread done in colored inks in the book Dragonkin Being a History of House Targaryen from Exile to Apotheosis with a Consideration of the Life and Death of Dragons written by Maester Thomax Known riders King Aegon I Targaryen King Maegor I Targaryen Princess Aerea Targaryen King Viserys I Targaryen Quotes The Conquerors son had claimed a dragon at last and none other than the Black Dread the greatest of them all His fire was as black as his scales his wings so vast that whole towns were swallowed up in their shadow when he passed overhead Daenerys Targaryen Balerion the Black Dread was two hundred years old when he died during the reign of Jaehaerys the Conciliator He was so large he could swallow an aurochs whole A dragon never stops growing Your Grace so long as he has food and freedom Arstan Whitebeard to Daenerys Targaryen The last living creature in all the world who saw Valyria in its glory Writings of Septon Barth Notes While Balerions exact age at the time of his death can not be established Barristan Selmys estimation of two hundred years compared to the two hundred and twenty year minimum implies Balerion was reasonably young upon arrival on Dragonstone References See the Balerion calculation 20 21 22 23 A Clash of Kings Chapter 12 Daenerys I 30 31 The World of Ice Fire The Targaryen Kings Aenys I 40 41 42 The Sons of the Dragon 50 51 52 Fire Blood Birth Death and Betrayal under Jaehaerys I 60 61 The World of Ice Fire The Targaryen Kings Jaehaerys I 70 71 72 The Rogue Prince Not a Blog The Rogues are Coming March 12 2014 Reply to question March 12 2014 90 91 A Storm of Swords Chapter 8 Daenerys I 100 101 102 103 A Game of Thrones Chapter 13 Tyrion II 110 111 The World of Ice Fire Ancient History The Doom of Valyria 120 121 122 123 124 125 The World of Ice Fire The Reign of the Dragons The Conquest A Dance with Dragons Chapter 14 Tyrion IV A Game of Thrones Chapter 43 Eddard XI The World of Ice Fire The Targaryen Kings Maegor I 160 161 162 163 164 165 Fire Blood Jaehaerys Alysanne Their Triumphs Tragedies A Game of Thrones Chapter 3 Daenerys I A Game of Thrones Chapter 12 Eddard II A Game of Thrones Chapter 32 Arya III A Game of Thrones Chapter 50 Arya IV A Clash of Kings Chapter 63 Daenerys V A Feast for Crows Chapter 5 Samwell I v d e Dragons Known dragons Arrax Balerion The Cannibal Caraxes Dreamfyre Drogon Grey Ghost Meleys Meraxes Moondancer Morghul Morning Quicksilver Rhaegal Seasmoke Sheepstealer Shrykos Silverwing Stormcloud Sunfyre Syrax Terrax Tessarion Tyraxes Vermax Vermithor Vhagar Viserion The last dragon Legendary dragons Nagga Urrax Category Dragons

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Amy Martin Texas This individual has won election to a local office that falls within our coverage scope Our staff is regularly checking to see if this individual has taken office and will update this profile when that happens Has this individual taken office already to let us know Amy Martin Democratic Party Report an officeholder change Office Texas District Court 263 Date Elected November 6 2018 Amy Martin is the Democratic judge of the Texas District Court 263 in Texas Martin was elected to the office on November 6 2018 Elections 2018 General election General election for Texas District Court 263 Amy Martin D defeated Charles Johnson R in the general election for Texas District Court 263 on November 6 2018 Candidate Votes Amy Martin D 570 669452 Charles Johnson R 430 504141 There were no incumbents in this race Total votes 1173593 Democratic primary election Democratic primary for Texas District Court 263 Amy Martin advanced from the Democratic primary for Texas District Court 263 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retired district judge a former judge with at least 12 years of service as a district judge or a retired appellate judge with judicial experience on a district court Qualifications To serve on the district courts a judge must be a US citizen a resident of Texas licensed to practice law in the state between the ages of 25 and 75 a practicing lawyer andor state judge for at least four years and a resident of his or her respective judicial district for at least two years While no judge older than 74 may run for office sitting judges who turn 75 are permitted to continue serving until their term expires Campaign themes 2018 Ballotpedia survey responses See also Ballotpedias candidate surveys Amy Martin participated in Ballotpedias candidate survey on April 2 2018 The survey questions appear in bold and Amy Martins responses follow below What would be your top three priorities if elected 1 Integrity 2 Loyalty to the Law 3 Efficient operation of the court What areas of public policy are you 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Ida Gardner Ida Gardner Do you have a photo that could go here to submit it for this profile Republican Party Report an officeholder change Ida Gardner was a Republican candidate for Precinct 7 judge of the El Paso County Justice of the Peace Court in Texas Gardner lost the general election on November 6 2018 after advancing from the primary runoff on May 22 2018 Elections 2018 General election General election for El Paso County Justice of the Peace Courts Precinct 7 Stephanie Frietze D defeated Ida Gardner R in the general election for El Paso County Justice of the Peace Courts Precinct 7 on November 6 2018 Candidate Votes Stephanie Frietze D 561 16186 Ida Gardner R 439 12652 Incumbents are bolded and underlined Total votes 28838 100 precincts reporting Primary runoff election Republican primary runoff for El Paso County Justice of the Peace Courts Precinct 7 Ida Gardner defeated incumbent Kelly Dickson in the Republican primary runoff for El Paso County Justice of the Peace Courts Precinct 7 on May 22 2018 Candidate Votes Ida Gardner R 716 588 Kelly Dickson R 284 233 Incumbents are bolded and underlined It has been certified Total votes 821 Democratic primary election Democratic primary for El Paso County Justice of the Peace Courts Precinct 7 Stephanie Frietze defeated James W Wolff in the Democratic primary for El Paso County Justice of the Peace Courts Precinct 7 on March 6 2018 Candidate Votes Stephanie Frietze D 689 4151 James W Wolff D 311 1876 There were no incumbents in this race It has been certified Total votes 6027 Republican primary election Republican primary for El Paso County Justice of the Peace Courts Precinct 7 Ida Gardner and incumbent Kelly Dickson advanced to a runoff They defeated Crystal Urquidi in the Republican primary for El Paso County Justice of the Peace Courts Precinct 7 on March 6 2018 Candidate Votes Ida Gardner R 451 1135 Kelly Dickson R 371 934 Crystal Urquidi R 178 447 Incumbents are bolded and underlined It has been certified Total votes 2516 Selection method The members of the Texas Justice of the Peace Courts are elected in partisan elections and serve fouryear terms They are elected in a precinctwide election To serve as a justice of the peace justices must complete a 40hour course on relevant duties within one year of his or her election They must also complete a similar 20hour course each year they continue to serve See also Courts in Texas Local trial court judicial elections 2018 External links Search Google News for this topic Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Judicial Branch Footnotes Texas Secretary of State Qualifications for Office accessed January 14 2016 American Judicature Society Methods of Judicial Selection Texas Limited Jurisdiction Courts archived October 3 2014 Texas courts Federal courts Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals US District Court Eastern District of Texas Western District of Texas Northern District of Texas Southern District of Texas US Bankruptcy Court Eastern District of Texas Western District of Texas Northern District of Texas Southern District of Texas State courts Texas Supreme Court Texas Court of Appeals Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Texas District Courts Texas County Courts Texas County Courts at Law Texas Statutory Probate Courts Texas Justice of the Peace Courts State resources Texas counties Texas judicial elections Judicial selection in Texas

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Joyce Thomas Joyce Thomas Do you have a photo that could go here to submit it for this profile Republican Party Report an officeholder change Contact Campaign Facebook Joyce Thomas was a Republican candidate for Adams County Commission in Colorado Thomas lost the general election on November 6 2018 after advancing from the primary on June 26 2018 Elections 2018 See also Municipal elections in Adams County Colorado 2018 Democratic primary election Incumbent Steve ODorisio ran unopposed in the Democratic primary election for the District 4 seat on the Adams County Commission Adams County Commission District 4 Democratic Primary Election 2018 Candidate Vote Votes Steve ODorisio Incumbent unopposed 10000 33662 Total Votes 33662 Source Colorado Secretary of State Republican primary election Joyce Thomas ran unopposed in the Republican primary election for the District 4 seat on the Adams County Commission Adams County Commission District 4 Republican Primary Election 2018 Candidate Vote Votes Joyce Thomas unopposed 10000 22111 Total Votes 22111 Source Colorado Secretary of State General election The District 4 general election was held on November 6 2018 Incumbent Steve ODorisio D and Joyce Thomas R are running in the general election Ballotpedia will publish vote totals here after they become available Adams County Commission District 4 General Election 2018 Party Candidate Democratic Steve ODorisio Incumbent Republican Joyce Thomas See also Adams County Colorado Colorado Municipal government Other local coverage Government of Adams County Colorado Adams County Colorado Counties in Colorado Cities in Colorado Colorado Colorado elections 2018 Public policy in Colorado Influencers in Colorado Top counties 100 largest cities Current mayors Current council officials 2018 municipal elections School board elections 2018 Local ballot measure elections in 2018 2018 local judicial elections External links Search Google News for this topic show v e Largest US Cities by Population show v e State of Colorado Denver capital

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New Hampshire Question 2 Right to Live Free from Governmental Intrusion in Private and Personal Information Amendment 2018 Elections in New Hampshire 2018 General election Nov 6 Voter registration deadline Oct 23 Early voting NA Absentee voting deadline Varies by locality Online registration No Sameday registration Yes Voter ID Photo ID required Poll times In general polling places open between 600 am and 1100 am and close at 700 pm Eastern Time On the ballot US House Governor State executive offices State Senate State House Special state legislative State ballot measures Democratic primaries Republican primaries New Hampshire Question 2 Election date November 6 2018 Topic Civil rights Status Approved Type Constitutional amendment Origin State legislature Submit New Hampshire Question 2 the Right to Live Free from Governmental Intrusion in Private and Personal Information Amendment was on the ballot in New Hampshire as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on November 6 2018 The measure was approved A yes vote supported this amendment to provide that individuals have a right to live free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information A no vote opposed this amendment to provide that individuals have a right to live free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information In New Hampshire a constitutional amendment needs a twothirds 6667 percent supermajority vote vote of electors to be approved Election results New Hampshire Question 2 Result Votes Percentage Yes 409325 8100 No 96019 1900 Precincts reporting 100 Overview What did Question 2 add to the state constitution Question 2 added language to the New Hampshire Constitution stating that An individuals right to live free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information is natural essential and inherent How did Question 2 get on the ballot Rep Neal Kurk RHillsborough 2 and Rep Robert Cushing DRockingham 21 sponsored the amendment in the New Hampshire General Court Question 2 was introduced into the state legislature as Constitutional Amendment Concurrent Resolution 16 CACR 16 on November 6 2017 On February 22 2018 the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted 235 to 96 with 37 members absent to pass the amendment On May 2 2018 the New Hampshire Senate voted 15 to nine to pass CACR 16 Text of measure Ballot title The ballot title was as follows Are you in favor of amending the first part of the constitution by inserting after article 2a new article to read as follows Art 2b Right to Privacy An individuals right to live free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information is natural essential and inherent Constitutional changes See also Article 2 of New Hampshire Constitution The measure added an Article 2b to the New Hampshire Constitution The following text was added Article 2b Right to Privacy An individuals right to live free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information is natural essential and inherent Readability score See also Ballot measure readability scores 2018 Using the FleschKincaid Grade Level FKGL and Flesch Reading Ease FRE formulas Ballotpedia scored the readability of the ballot title and summary for this measure Readability scores are designed to indicate the reading difficulty of text The FleschKincaid formulas account for the number of words syllables and sentences in a text they do not account for the difficulty of the ideas in the text The state legislature wrote the ballot language for this measure The FKGL for the ballot title is grade level 10 and the FRE is 44 The word count for the ballot title is 47 and the estimated reading time is 12 seconds In 2018 for the 167 statewide measures on the ballot the average ballot title or question was written at a level appropriate for those with between 19 and 20 years of US formal education graduate schoollevel of education according to the FKGL formula Read Ballotpedias entire 2018 ballot language readability report here Support Rep Neal Kurk RHillsborough 2 and Rep Robert Cushing DRockingham 21 sponsored the amendment in the New Hampshire General Court Opposition Opponents Cornerstone Action PAC Arguments Cornerstone Action PAC said Privacy matters So does the right to life Dont let a ballot question trick you into picking the former over the latter If we are to have a right to privacy explicitly recognized in the New Hampshire constitution it must be abortion neutral Say no to Question 2 Campaign finance See also Campaign finance requirements for New Hampshire ballot measures Total campaign contributions Support 000 Opposition 000 No ballot question committees registered to support or oppose the bond measure Media editorials Support Ballotpedia had not identified any media editorial boards in support of the ballot measure If you are aware of an editorial please send an email with a link to editorballotpediaorg Opposition The Kenne Sentinel Its a concept we think almost anyone would find appealing Who doesnt want protection from government spying or the release of personal information But the devil is in the details and with Question 2 there are none Theres no caveat giving police the right to a search warrant nor protecting the publics right to know Theres no real way of knowing how a court would interpret the terms essential or inherent Voters should say no to Question 2 Background Referred amendments on the ballot From 1996 through 2016 the state legislature referred 9 constitutional amendments to the ballot Voters approved three and rejected six of the referred amendments All of the amendments were referred to the ballot for general elections during evennumbered election years The average number of amendments appearing on the general election ballot was less than one The approval rate of referred amendments at the ballot box was 333 percent during the 20year period from 1996 through 2016 The rejection rate was 6667 percent Legislativelyreferred constitutional amendments 19962016 Total number Approved Percent approved Defeated Percent defeated Annual average Annual median Annual minimum Annual maximum 9 3 3333 9 6667 041 100 0 2 Path to the ballot See also Amending the New Hampshire Constitution In New Hampshire a constitutional amendment must be passed by a 60 percent vote in each house of the New Hampshire General Court during one legislative session The constitutional amendment was introduced into the state legislature as Constitutional Amendment Concurrent Resolution 16 CACR 16 on November 6 2017 On February 22 2018 the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted 235 to 96 with 37 members absent to pass the amendment Note The partisan vote in the state House is not available On May 2 2018 the New Hampshire Senate voted 15 to nine to pass CACR 16 Note The partisan vote in the state Senate is not available As the CACR 15 was approved in both chambers of the New Hampshire General Court the measure was referred to the ballot for the election on November 6 2018 How to cast a vote See also Voting in New Hampshire Poll times In New Hampshire polling place hours of operation vary In general polling places open between 600 am and 1100 am and close at 700 pm Eastern Time An individual who is in line at the time polls close must be allowed to vote Registration requirements To vote in New Hampshire one must be a New Hampshire resident and United States citizen who will be at least 18 years old on the day of the next election One may register with the town or city clerks office or with the communitys supervisor of the checklist Registration must be completed at least 10 days before the election if done in this fashion One can also register at the polls on Election Day Proof of age citizenship and residence is required to register Online registration See also Online voter registration New Hampshire does not permit online voter registration Voter ID requirements Voters in New Hampshire must present photo identification at 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Sean Husmoe Sean Husmoe Litchfield Elementary School District Governing Board Atlarge Tenure Present officeholder Term ends 2018 Report an officeholder change Elections and appointments Last elected November 8 2016 Sean Husmoe is an outgoing nonpartisan atlarge member of the Litchfield Elementary School District Governing Board in Arizona Husmoe lost the general special election on November 6 2018 Elections 2018 See also Litchfield Elementary School District elections 2018 General election Special general election for Litchfield Elementary School District Governing Board Atlarge Melissa Zuidema defeated incumbent Sean Husmoe in the special general election for Litchfield Elementary School District Governing Board Atlarge on November 6 2018 Candidate Votes Melissa Zuidema Nonpartisan 566 8587 Sean Husmoe Nonpartisan 434 6573 Incumbents are bolded and underlined Total votes 15160 2016 See also Litchfield Elementary School District elections 2016 Four of the five seats on the Litchfield Elementary School District school board were up for atlarge general election on November 8 2016 Incumbents Jean Gray Danielle Clymer Sean Husmoe and Tawnya Pfitzer filed for reelection and were joined on the ballot by two newcomers Teddy Castro and Kenneth Kelley Gray Clymer and Pfitzer won reelection One seat on the board was originally scheduled to appear on the ballot for a twoyear term but no candidate filed for it The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors canceled the election for the seat at a meeting on September 21 2016 and it was declared vacant Maricopa County Superintendent of Schools Don Covey had the statutory authority to appoint someone into the vacant twoyear term seat There was no primary Results Litchfield Elementary School District AtLarge General Election 4year terms 2016 Candidate Vote Votes Jean Gray Incumbent 2130 11850 Danielle Clymer Incumbent 1997 11111 Tawnya Pfitzer Incumbent 1834 10205 Teddy Castro 1491 8293 Kenneth Kelley 1379 7673 Sean Husmoe Incumbent 1169 6506 Total Votes 100 55638 Source Maricopa County Recorder Final Results accessed December 7 2016 Funding See also List of school board campaign finance deadlines in 2016 School board candidates in Arizona were not required to file a campaign finance report if they did not raise or spend more than 500 If they planned to stay under this threshold they were permitted to file an exemption statement This rendered them exempt from all other campaign finance reporting provided they did not exceed the 500 threshold Otherwise candidates were not required to file any report until they raised or spent more than the threshold limit At that point they had to file a Statement of Organization within five business days from when the threshold was reached The pregeneral campaign finance report was due November 4 2016 All campaign finance filing was handled by the Arizona Secretary of State About the district See also Litchfield Elementary School District Arizona Litchfield Elementary School District is located in Maricopa County Arizona Litchfield Elementary School District is located in southwestern Arizona in Maricopa County Phoenix is its county seat and the state capital It is also the largest city in Arizona Maricopa County was home to 4167947 residents between 2010 and 2015 according to United States Census Bureau The district was the 25thlargest school district in the state in the 20132014 school year and served 10707 students Demographics Maricopa County outperformed Arizona as a whole in terms of higher education achievement between 2010 and 2014 The United States Census Bureau found that 300 percent of county residents aged 25 years and older had attained a bachelors degree or higher compared to 271 percent for state residents The median household income for the county was 53689 compared to 49928 statewide County residents lived below the poverty level at a rate of 171 percent while that rate was 174 percent for state residents Racial Demographics 2015 Race Maricopa County Arizona White 840 835 Black or African American 59 48 American Indian and Alaska Native 28 53 Asian 42 34 Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 03 03 Two or More Races 28 27 Hispanic or Latino 305 307 Presidential Voting Pattern Maricopa County Year Democratic Vote Republican Vote 2012 602288 749885 2008 602166 746448 2004 504849 679455 2000 386683 479967 Note Percentages for race and ethnicity may add up to more than 100 percent because respondents may report more than one race and the HispanicLatino ethnicity may be selected in conjunction with any race Read more about race and ethnicity in the census here Recent news The link below is to the most recent stories in a Google news search for the terms Sean Husmoe Litchfield Elementary School District These results are automatically generated from Google Ballotpedia does not curate or endorse these articles Sean Husmoe Google News See also Litchfield Elementary School District Arizona Litchfield Elementary School 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Texas House of Representatives District 117 Texas House of Representatives District 117 Current incumbent Philip Cortez Population 168692 Race 276 White 693 BlackHispanic 31 Other Ethnicity 368 Not Hispanic 632 Hispanic Voting age 694 age 18 and over Next general election November 6 2018 Texas one hundredseventeenth state house district is represented by Democratic Representative Philip Cortez As of the 2010 census a total of 168692 civilians reside within Texas one hundredseventeenth state house district Texas state representatives represent an average of 167637 residents After the 2000 Census each member represented 139012 residents About the office Members of the Texas House of Representatives serve twoyear terms and are not subject to term limits Texas legislators assume office at the beginning of the legislative session January Qualifications To be eligible to serve in the Texas House of Representatives a candidate must be A US citizen 21 years old before the general election A twoyear resident of Texas before the general election A district resident for 1 year prior to the general election Salaries See also Comparison of state legislative salaries State legislators Salary Per diem 7200year 190day Set by the ethics commission Pension When calculating a legislators pension their normal salary is artificially inflated to 125000 This goes back to 1981 when lawmakers linked their salaries to those of state judges Since then they raised judges salaries while removing the caps on their own pensions pushing the maximum benefit up to 100 of a judges salary In 2011 this resulted in an average state employee pension of 17526 annually The maximum pension a legislator can earn is 125000 of which Rep Tom Craddick R will be the first to qualify for when he retires Vacancies See also How vacancies are filled in state legislatures If there is a vacancy in the house the Governor must call a special election to fill the vacant seat A Governors proclamation to a special election must be delivered to local elections authorities representing the vacant seat no later than 36 days before the scheduled election The Secretary of State can declare a candidate duly elected in a special election if there is no opposition Elections 2018 See also Texas House of Representatives elections 2018 General election General election for Texas House of Representatives District 117 Incumbent Philip Cortez D defeated Michael Berlanga R in the general election for Texas House of Representatives District 117 on November 6 2018 Candidate Votes Philip Cortez D 574 32976 Michael Berlanga R 426 24480 Incumbents are bolded and underlined It has been certified Total votes 57456 Democratic primary election Democratic primary for Texas House of Representatives District 117 Incumbent Philip Cortez defeated Terisha DeDeaux in the Democratic primary for Texas House of Representatives District 117 on March 6 2018 Candidate Votes Philip Cortez D 634 3943 Terisha DeDeaux D 366 2275 Incumbents are bolded and underlined It has been certified Total votes 6218 Republican primary election Republican primary for Texas House of Representatives District 117 Michael Berlanga defeated Carlos Antonio Raymond in the Republican primary for Texas House of Representatives District 117 on March 6 2018 Candidate Votes Michael Berlanga R 721 3354 Carlos Antonio Raymond R 279 1297 There were no incumbents in this race It has been certified Total votes 4651 2016 See also Texas House of Representatives elections 2016 Elections for the office of Texas House of Representatives took place in 2016 The primary election was held on March 1 2016 and the general election was held on November 8 2016 The candidate filing deadline was December 14 2015 Philip Cortez defeated incumbent Rick Galindo in the Texas House of Representatives District 117 general election Texas House of Representatives District 117 General Election 2016 Party Candidate Vote Votes Democratic Philip Cortez 5134 29319 Republican Rick Galindo Incumbent 4866 27783 Total Votes 57102 Source Texas Secretary of State Philip Cortez ran unopposed in the Texas House of Representatives District 117 Democratic Primary Incumbent Rick Galindo ran unopposed in the Texas House of Representatives District 117 Republican Primary 2014 See also Texas House of Representatives elections 2014 Elections for all 150 seats in the Texas House of Representatives took place in 2014 A primary election took place on March 4 2014 Those candidates who did not receive 50 percent or more of the vote in their party primary on March 4 faced an additional May 27 primary runoff The general election was held on November 4 2014 The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections was December 9 2013 Incumbent Philip Cortez was unopposed in the Democratic primary Rick Galindo defeated John Garza in the Republican primary Cortez was defeated by Galindo in the general election Texas House of Representatives District 117 General Election 2014 Party Candidate Vote Votes Republican Rick Galindo 527 12835 Democratic Philip Cortez Incumbent 473 11521 Total Votes 24356 2012 See also Texas House of Representatives elections 2012 Elections for the office of Texas House of Representatives consisted of a primary election on May 29 2012 and a general election on November 6 2012 Philip Cortez D defeated incumbent John Garza R in the general election Cortez defeated Tina Torres and Ken Mireles in the Democratic primary election Cortez defeated Torres in the July 31 primary runoff Garza was unopposed in the Republican primary election Texas House of Representatives District 117 General Election 2012 Party Candidate Vote Votes Democratic Philip Cortez 538 22397 Republican John Garza Incumbent 462 19214 Total Votes 41611 Texas House of Representatives District 117 Democratic Primary 2012 Candidate Vote Votes Philip Cortez advanced to runoff 351 1343 Tina Torres advanced to runoff 34 1302 Ken Mireles 309 1185 Total Votes 3830 Campaign contributions Since 2000 candidates for Texas House of Representatives District 117 have raised a total of 4511325 Candidates who raised money in contributions earned 214825 on average All figures come from Follow the Money Campaign contributions Texas House of Representatives District 117 Year Amount Candidates Average 2014 677271 3 225757 2012 1367027 4 341757 2010 321116 2 160558 2008 86572 2 43286 2006 407726 2 203863 2004 1218660 4 304665 2002 363151 3 121050 2000 69802 1 69802 Total 4511325 21 214825 See also Texas State Legislature Texas State Senate Texas House of Representatives Texas State Legislature Footnotes For more information on the parameters the US Census Bureau use please see our Race and Ethnicity on the United States Census page Texas Legislative Council House District 117 Planh309 accessed October 1 2013 US Census Bureau 2010 Census Interactive Population Search accessed February 14 2014 US Census Bureau States Ranked by Population 2000 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Woodhaven Michigan Related content Michigan Public Policy in Michigan Local government 2019 Elections Woodhaven Michigan Location Cities by state Have you heard of The Tap Click here to read the latest edition of Ballotpedias weekly newsletter Woodhaven is a city in Wayne County Michigan The city had 12875 residents as of 2010 according to the United States Census Bureau Federal officials The current members of the US Senate from Michigan are US Senate Michigan Gary Peters January 3 2015 Democratic Party US Senate Michigan Debbie Stabenow January 3 2001 Democratic Party To view a map of US House districts in Michigan and find your representative click here State officials The following is a list of the current state executive officials from Michigan Norman Saari Nonpartisan Michigan Public Service Commission 20150802 Sally Talberg Nonpartisan Michigan Public Service Commission 20130703 Rachael Eubanks Nonpartisan Michigan Public Service Commission 20160801 Rick Snyder Republican Party Governor of Michigan 20110101 Gretchen Whitmer Democratic Party Governor of Michigan 2019 Ruth Johnson Republican Party Michigan Secretary of State 2010 Jocelyn Benson Democratic Party Michigan Secretary of State 2019 Keith Creagh Nonpartisan Michigan Director of Natural Resources 20120709 Doug Ringler Nonpartisan Michigan Auditor General 2014 Brian Calley Republican Party Lieutenant Governor of Michigan 20110101 Garlin Gilchrist II Nonpartisan Lieutenant Governor of Michigan 2019 Bill Schuette Republican Party Attorney General of Michigan 2011 Dana Nessel Democratic Party Attorney General of Michigan 2019 Patrick McPharlin Nonpartisan Michigan Commissioner of Insurance 20150518 Nick Khouri Nonpartisan Michigan Treasurer 20150420 Diane Dunaskiss Republican Party Wayne State University Board of Governors 1995 David Nicholson Republican Party Wayne State University Board of Governors 20130204 Anil Kumar Democratic Party Wayne State University Board of Governors 2019 Bryan Barnhill Democratic Party Wayne State University Board of Governors 2019 To view a list of state legislators from Michigan click here Ballot measures See also List of Michigan ballot measures and Wayne County Michigan ballot measures To view a list of statewide measures in Michigan click here To view a list of local ballot measures in Wayne County Michigan click here Recent news The link below is to the most recent stories in a Google news search for the terms Woodhaven Michigan These results are automatically generated from Google Ballotpedia does not curate or endorse these articles Woodhaven Michigan Google News See also Local Politics Other Michigan Content Public Policy in Michigan City government Local courts School boards Local ballot measures Local recalls Michigan congressional delegation Michigan state executives Michigan State Legislature Michigan statewide ballot measures Courts in Michigan Budgetary policy Election policy Education policy Energy policy Environmental policy Healthcare policy Pension policy Ballotpedia wants to keep you in the know In our weekly newsletter The Tap we let you know the important things that happened last week and what you should look for this week Check out the latest edition Footnotes United States Census Bureau 2010 Census accessed June 9 2016 show v e State of Michigan Lansing capital show v e Ballotpedias coverage of local politics show v e Ballotpedia This municipal governmentrelated article is not currently within Ballotpedias coverage scope and does not receive regular updates by our staff As of January 2019 Ballotpedia provides comprehensive election coverage for the 100 largest cities in the country as measured by population Please with any questions

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Portland Return of The Cat to Bar Harbor expected to end Canadian ferry service in Portland Troy R Bennett BDN The highspeed catamaran ferry known as The Cat sits at the Ocean Gateway Terminal in Portland in this June 2016 photo An expected proposal by the ferry operator to offer service from Bar Harbor likely means the ferrys operations in Portland will come to an end according to municipal officials By Bill Trotter BDN Staff July 11 2018 100 am Updated July 11 2018 635 am The Cats days operating out of Portland are likely numbered a city official acknowledged Tuesday With Bay Ferries Ltd on the verge of submitting a proposal to use Bar Harbor as the western port for its highspeed catamaran ferry service between Maine and Nova Scotia Portland city officials are aware but seemingly unconcerned about the possibility of losing the service according to the citys economic development director It is no surprise Portland official Greg Mitchell said Tuesday We are fully aware they are exploring the option of relocating to Bar Harbor Bay Ferries which operated The Cat ferry out of Portland from 2006 to 2009 and has done so again since 2016 is expected to submit a formal proposal this week to the town of Bar Harbor for leasing a defunct ferry terminal site on Route 3 where ferry service to Canada operated from 1956 through 2009 Cornell Knight Bar Harbors town manager has said that in discussions with the town the Canadian company has informally floated the idea of signing a 5year lease for the property and spending 35 million on improvements to its ferry docking facility The Town Council is expected to review the companys proposal if it arrives on time at its next meeting Tuesday July 17 Mark MacDonald CEO of Bay Ferries declined Monday to comment on the companys plans saying it would not be appropriate to do so until after Bar Harbor receives its proposal Knight said Tuesday that he expects to receive the proposal by this Thursday He said consistent challenges Bay Ferries has faced in operating out of Portland has renewed the companys interest in using the local terminal on Frenchman Bay Its only become a reality in the past year or so he said of The Cats expected return to Bar Harbor Mitchell said the demand for available real estate along Portlands waterfront and nearby streets is fairly high and that the operation of the vehicle ferry at the cityowned Ocean Gateway terminal has presented the city with logistical challenges The ferry arrives in the middle of the day often when large cruise ships are berthed at the same facility which leads to congestion at the site he said Vehicles waiting to get on the ferry have to queue up outside the terminal Federal customs officials have to check paperwork for each passenger as vehicles arriving from Canada slowly drive off the ferry and often the terminal itself is used for other events such as banquets or weddings That creates complications in out port Mitchell said of the ferry service We have a very active economy along the waterfront Its very diversified Cruise ship visits to Portland are increasing he said but the infrastructure needed at the terminal to accommodate cruise ship passengers whether or not they are arriving from a foreign port takes up less space than the ferry And theres a lot of interest among developers in the limited real estate near the terminal which the city welcomes he added Its all good Mitchell said Just last month Bar Harbor voters approved a deal to purchase the defunct ferry terminal from the state for 35 million The state had acquired the property from Marine Atlantic a government corporation in Canada which owned it for decades first operating the monohull Bluenose ferry from the site from 1956 to 1996 and then leasing it to Bay Ferries from 1997 through 2009 The site has been idle for the past nine years After fiercely debating for months whether the defunct terminal should be converted into a cruise ship berth the purchase plan approved by voters in June calls for redeveloping the site as a multiuse marina which would allow for a resumption of the international ferry service Knight has said that if Bay Ferries were to lease the site it would have to spend money to upgrade dolphins large wooden structures in the water used to hold the ferry in place as it is docked and the ramp vehicles would use to get on and off the ferry Since 2009 no ferries have been operating between Bar Harbor and Canada after a loss of operating subsidies from the Nova Scotia provincial government prompted Bay Ferries to end the service between the two countries The company had offered service from both Bar Harbor and Portland after a competing ferry service in Portland went under in 2006 After Nova Scotia promised new subsidies ferry service between Portland and Yarmouth Nova Scotia was revived in 2014 but it has not been smooth sailing By late the following summer the new ferry operator fell well short of projected passenger goals and failed to keep its finances afloat resulting that fall in a courtordered seizure of the Nova Star the highend vessel serving the ferry run The seizure occurred within a few days of the Nova Scotia government announcing it had selected Bay Ferries to resume the service between Portland and the province for the 2016 season The firm chartered a newer larger Cat ferry from the US Navy and signed a 10year multimillion dollar deal to operate seasonal service across the gulf But difficulties in Portland have remained The Cat also fell short of passenger goals in 2016 and service suffered from technical problems in 2017 Then late last year Bay Ferries sued the local pilots association and the citys board of harbor commissioners over a sharp increase in piloting fees in and out of the harbor Also ferry service from Portland this summer was threatened by the cost of upgrades to the citys Ocean Gateway terminal which US Customs and Border Patrol had said were necessary to meet federal standards Follow BDN 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About Barbados Preparing The Trip Travel Documents Flights Travel Airport Services All About Barbados Getting Married Weather Barbados Maps Long Stay Visitors Barbados holidays Travel Services Travel Planner Vacation Specials Vacation Packages Holiday Themes Brochures Home About Barbados National Emblems The National Emblems of Barbados The National Flag of Barbados The national flag of Barbados is comprised of three equal vertical panels the centre panel of gold and the outer panels of ultramarine A broken trident in black is located in the centre of the flag Blue represents the sea and sky of Barbados while gold represents the sand of the islands beaches The symbol at the centre of the flag represents the Trident of the mythical sea god Neptune the shaft of the trident is broken symbolising Barbados break from Britain Buy a Barbados flag accessories featuring the flag Some rules concerning the display of the National Flag of Barbados The National Flag should be flown every day from 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the Queen in 1966 the year Barbados gained independence from Britain The Golden Shield carries two Pride of Barbados flowers the National Flower and the Bearded Fig Tree after which Barbados is named The shield is supported by a dolphin symbolic of the fishing industry and by a pelican after a small island called Pelican Island which existed off Barbados Above the shield is a helmet and mantling and above is a hand of a Barbadian holding two crossed pieces of sugarcane symbolic of the Barbados sugar industry The cross formed by the cane is a reference to the cross on which StAndrew was crucified Barbados Independence Day is celebrated on November 30th Saint Andrews Day Add your comments about the Barbados National Emblems Efforts are made to ensure the accuracy of the information published however AXSES Systems Caribbean can not be held responsible for any errors You are encouraged to seek guidance from official sources such as your airline cruise ship and government offices Sorry the 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