Governor/ Lt. Governor of Ohio
Strickland/Brown (D)- 1,344
Kasich/Taylor (R)- 1,088
State Attorney General
Richard Cordray (D)- 1,237
Mike DeWine ®- 995
State Auditor
*David Pepper (D)- 1,166
Seth Morgan ®- 335
*David A. Yost ® – 738
Secretary of State
*Mary O’Shaughnessy (D)- 1,168
*Jon Husted ®- 618
Sandra O’Brien ®- 482
Treasurer of State
*Kevin L. Boyce (D)-1,172
*Josh Mandel ®- 985
U.S. Senator
*Jennifer Brunner (D)- 816
Lee Fisher (D)- 656
*Rob Portman ®- 829
U.S. Representative 18th District
*Zack Space (D)- 1,240
Beau Bromberg ®- 21
Fred Dailey ®- 225
Dave Daubenmire ®- 78
Bob Gibbs ®- 158
Ron Hood ®- 176
Hombre Liggett ®- 103
*Jeanette Moll ®- 348
Michael D. Royer ®- 40
Supreme Court Chief Justice (1-1-11)
*Eric Brown (D)- 1,183
*Maureen O’Connor ®- 957
Supreme Court Justice (1-1-11)
*Mary Jane Trapp (D)- 1,177
*Judith Ann Lanzinger ®- 902
Supreme Court Justice (1-2-11)
Paul E. Pfeifer ®- 945
Appeals Court Judge Seventh District
Gene Donofrio (D)- 1,126
State Democratic Central Committee 30th District
Craig Brown (Man) 1,133
K. Eileen Krupinski (Woman) 1,324
State Republican Central Committee 30th District
David W. Johnson (Man) – 918
Laura D. Groux (Woman) – 897
State Representative 96th District
*Allan R. Sayre (D) 1,247
*Bill Behrendt ® – 407
Al Landis ®- 431
Eric Reip ®- 182
Harrison County Commissioner
*Rupert Beetham (D)- 961
Michael Strane (D)- 565
*Don Bethel (R)- 676
Paul Coffland (R)- 496
Harrison County Auditor
*Patrick J. Moore (D)- 887
Sherrilyn Van Tassel (D) – 728
* R. Eugene Hilligas ®- 1,001
Listed as Democratic Central Committee candidates are the following:
–Paul R. Starcher, Athens Township/Village: 67
–C. Adrian Pincola, Cadiz Twp./Village NE: 124
–Bette S. Hill, Franklin Twp./Village: 44
–James Melvin Allen, Freeport Twp./Village: 55
–Harry E. Edgar, Green Twp./Village: 132
–Rick Bear, Moorefield Twp.: 51
–Sue L. Myers, North Twp./Village: 104
–Jayne Wallace, Nottingham Twp.: 21
–Michelle J. Dunlap, Rumley Twp./Village: 124
–Sherrilyn Van Tassel, Shortcreek Twp./Village: 173
There were no candidates named for Archer, Cadiz Village SW, German, Monroe Twp./Village, Stock or Washington townships.
Among the Republican Central Committee candidates are:
–Merle R. Foutz, Archer Twp.: 31
–Betty Jean Bland, Athens Twp./Village: 23
— Alicia J. Dowdle, Cadiz Twp./ Village NE: 31
–Louise Adams, Cadiz Village SW: 117
–Marilyn K. McMillen, Franklin Twp./Village: 62
–Audrey J. Marker, German Twp.: 52
–Richard P. Rensi, Green Twp.: 93
–Karen J. Kinney, Monroe Twp./Village: 56
–Lois A. Puskarich, Moorefield Twp.: 48
— Robert S. English, North Twp./Village: 90
–Betty Jo Shaw, Nottingham Twp.: 41
–Jan L. Arbaugh, Rumley Twp./Village: 96
–R. Eugene Hilligas, Shortcreek Twp./Village: 69
–Carolyn S. Addy, Stock Twp.: 44
There were no candidates named in Freeport Twp./Village or Washington Twp.
State Issue 1
FOR- 1,411
*AGAINST- 1,436
State Issue 2
*FOR- 1,480
AGAINST- 1,291
Harrison County Soil and Water Conservation District 0.25-mill additional levy: FOR- 1,144
*AGAINST- 1,722
Buckeye Local School District’s $26 million, 37-year bond issue with an additional 1.5-mill tax levy:
*FOR- 206
AGAINST- 121
Buckeye Local School District’s 3.81-mill, three-year additional levy:
*FOR- 208
AGAINST- 117
Jewett Police Department’s 1.5-mill, five-year additional levy:
FOR- 63
*AGAINST- 68
North Twp.’s 0.5-mill replacement cemetery levy:
*FOR- 150
AGAINST- 77
North Twp.’s 1-mill replacement fire levy:
*FOR- 160
AGAINST- 69
North Twp.’s 1-mill year replacement road levy:
*FOR- 90
AGAINST- 49
Stock Twp.’s 1-mill replacement fire levy:
*FOR- 71
AGAINST- 40
A local option for Moorefield Twp. Precinct, Piedmont Mini Mart:
*FOR- 76
AGAINST- 41
A local option for Moorefield Twp. Precinct, Piedmont Mini Mart, Sunday sales:
*For- 67
AGAINST- 50
An official count of the votes will be held May 17 starting at 10 a.m.
Wo be to any public official who advocates raising taxes, especially a totally absurd 9.35mill levy. For many who live on a very fixed and low income, a reduced cost of living benefit, a 40% loss on investments and rapidly increasing service fees, potential rent increases, et.al. What has happened to good, old fiscal responsibility???
Gin Larue