During Tuesday’s general election, voters will be offered a chance to write in candidates for all races on the ballot other than for the retention of judges.

Here’s a look at some of the names that were written onto Douglas County ballots during the August primary:

U.S. Senate

Mark Mangino, Kansas University head football coach; Jack Davidson, Lawrence school board member; Keith Dabney, the county’s director of zoning and codes; Adam Mansfield, former candidate for Lawrence City Commission; David Burress, a KU staff member and Lawrence-Douglas County planning commissioner; state Sen. Sandy Praeger, candidate for Kansas Insurance Commissioner; Robert Hemenway, KU chancellor; Mike Rundle, Lawrence city commissioner and former mayor; Bill Clinton, 41st U.S. president; David Shulenburger, KU provost; Bob Eye, attorney and active opponent of the South Lawrence Trafficway; David Dunfield, architect and Lawrence city commissioner; Bob Dole, former U.S. senator; Matthew All, attorney; Dan Glickman, former U.S. secretary of agriculture; Elizabeth Dole, former leader of the American Red Cross; and Mark Creamer, advocate for legalizing marijuana.

State Board of Education, 1st District

Mary Loveland, Lawrence school board member; Minnie Mouse, fictional mouse; Bob Moody, former Lawrence mayor; and Dan Bloom, former superintendent of Eudora public schools.

Kansas House

of Representatives,

44th District

Evan Ice, Douglas County counselor; Mickey Mouse, fictional mouse; and Jeff Boschee, author, former KU basketball player.

Kansas House

of Representatives,

45th District

Bugs Bunny, fictional rabbit; Roy Williams, KU men’s basketball coach; Ron Olin, Lawrence police chief; and McDonald’s, world’s largest fast-food chain.

Douglas County Commission

Jere McElhaney, incumbent commission chairman, who is not up for re-election; Doug Compton, developer and former Lawrence city commissioner; Larry Kipp, entrepreneur and co-chair of Friends of Douglas County; and Jim Lewis, owner of Checkers Foods.

Precinct committeeman

Minnie Mouse; Wonder Woman, fictional superheroine; and Mike Rundle, Lawrence city commissioner and former mayor.