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Absent Voter Details Abbreviated Absent Voter Details Abbreviated Run Date: 11/05/2014 2014_NOV_GENERAL Run Time: 12:00 pm NOV 4 2014 Election: 11/04/2014 Selection Criteria : Category/Org Issued AV ID Returned BT Party Name Mailed To City Cons Precinct Stub # REG MAIL 10/08/14 145649 131 NP AARON-YAZAWA, CHRISTENE E 9575 TAYLOR CT NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-H VI-H.PIC TSX OFF 10/08/14 145905 10/08/14 147 DEM ABBITT, BARBARA ANN 390 BICKEL CHURCH RD NE BALTIMORE OH 43105 WA-C WA-C.WAL 50127 TSX OFF 10/08/14 145906 10/08/14 147 DEM ABBITT, GERALD DANIEL 390 BICKEL CHURCH RD NE BALTIMORE OH 43105 WA-C WA-C.WAL 50128 REG MAIL 09/19/14 142362 10/23/14 133 DEM ABBOTT, BEVERLY A 8246 KINGFISHER LN PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-L VI-L.PIC REG MAIL 09/16/14 141399 10/21/14 113 DEM ABBOTT, JACQUELINE SUE 8945 LANCASTER-KIRKERSVILLE RD NWBALTIMORE OH 43105 LI-C LI-C.LUT TSX OFF 10/27/14 148557 10/27/14 56 REP ABBOTT, JAMES RANDALL 5393 AMANDA-CLEARPORT RD SW AMANDA OH 43102 MA-A MA-A.AC 51174 TSX OFF 10/23/14 148228 10/23/14 56 REP ABBOTT, JANET K 5393 AMANDA-CLEARPORT RD SW AMANDA OH 43102 MA-A MA-A.AC 50956 REG MAIL 10/07/14 145317 31 NOPTY ABDALLAH, MAYA O 140 STEIGER CT PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-A PIC-A.PIC REG MAIL 10/14/14 146540 10/29/14 33 NOPTY ABDI, MOHAMED HAJI 110 WILLOW RUN DR PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-C PIC-C.PIC REG MAIL 10/14/14 146539 10/29/14 33 NOPTY ABDILATIF, ASHA HAJI 110 WILLOW RUN DR PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-C PIC-C.PIC REG MAIL 10/29/14 149048 2 NOPTY ABEBE, TSEGERADA ZERHIMONTE 7129 HAVENCROFT DR REYNOLDSBURG OH 43068 COL-B COL-B.PIC TSX OFF 10/27/14 148543 10/27/14 160 DEM ABEL, FRANK S 3385 STONEY HILL RD SW LANCASTER OH 43130 HO-C HO-C.LAN 51163 REG MAIL 09/16/14 141104 10/17/14 4 NOPTY ABEL, MARY A 2476 PRENDERGAST PL REYNOLDSBURG OH 43068 COL-D COL-D.PIC TSX OFF 10/29/14 149043 10/29/14 153 DEM ABEL, NEIL EDWARD 5175 WILSON RD NW LANCASTER OH 43130 GR-D GR-D.LAN 51423 TSX OFF 10/29/14 149041 10/29/14 153 DEM ABEL, PATRICIA LOUISE 5175 WILSON RD NW LANCASTER OH 43130 GR-D GR-D.LAN 51422 REG MAIL 10/21/14 147699 11/04/14 56 NOPTY ABEL, VALERIE L 8690 SNORTIN RIDGE RD SW LANCASTER OH 43130 MA-A MA-A.AC NH NURSE10/14/14 146585 10/22/14 39 REP ABELE, ROBERT D 1300 HILL RD NORTH PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-J PIC-J.PIC TSX OFF 11/02/14 149838 11/02/14 1 NOPTY ABERNETHY, CYNTHIA K 7181 CREEKBERRY CT PICKERINGTON OH 43147 COL-A COL-A.PIC 52061 TSX OFF 11/02/14 149839 11/02/14 1 NOPTY ABERNETHY, DAVID M 7181 CREEKBERRY CT PICKERINGTON OH 43147 COL-A COL-A.PIC 52062 REG MAIL 10/02/14 144878 10/22/14 1 NOPTY ABNER, DEREK G 3195 SOUTHERN HILLS DR PICKERINGTON OH 43147 COL-A COL-A.PIC REG MAIL 09/15/14 139635 24 NOPTY ABRAM, FLORABELLE M 207 S LIVINGSTON AVE APT 201 LANCASTER OH 43130 LAN-5B LAN-5B.LAN REG MAIL 09/15/14 140435 10/30/14 132 REP ABRAM, KARA LEIGH 11670 SHADYBROOK DR NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-J VI-J.PIC REG MAIL 09/15/14 140431 10/23/14 132 NOPTY ABRAM, SCOTT E 11670 SHADYBROOK DR NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-J VI-J.PIC REG MAIL 09/15/14 140425 10/30/14 132 REP ABRAM, STEVEN EDWARD 11670 SHADYBROOK DR NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-J VI-J.PIC REG MAIL 09/15/14 140429 10/30/14 132 REP ABRAM, SUZANNE LYNN 11670 SHADYBROOK DR NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-J VI-J.PIC REG MAIL 10/15/14 146745 10/30/14 2 NOPTY ABUMCHI, DESTINY NKIRU 3460 COLONY LAKE CT CANAL WINCHESTER OH 43110 COL-B COL-B.PIC REG MAIL 09/11/14 137809 11/04/14 125 DEM ACKELSON, ALISSA V 9781 CAMELOT ST NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-O VI-O.PIC REG MAIL 10/23/14 148254 10/29/14 34 REP ACKERMAN, CAROL ROSALIND 339 PICKERING DR PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-D PIC-D.PIC REG MAIL 09/10/14 137296 10/13/14 19 REP ACKERMAN, PAUL A 1245 E ALLEN ST LANCASTER OH 43130-2738 LAN-4D LAN-4D.LAN REG MAIL 10/29/14 149107 11/03/14 42 NOPTY ACKERMANN, KATHRYN MICHELLE 604 MANCHESTER CIR NORTH PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-L PIC-L.PIC REG MAIL 09/15/14 140380 10/15/14 25 NOPTY ACKERS, DEBORAH S 919 FORD ST LANCASTER OH 43130 LAN-5D LAN-5D.LAN REG MAIL 09/16/14 141113 157 REP ACKERS-FRASURE, DIANE M 3969 NICHOLAS DR NE LANCASTER OH 43130 PL-D PL-D.LAN TSX OFF 10/14/14 146560 10/14/14 13 DEM ACKLEY, CARL EUGENE 530 E ALLEN ST LANCASTER OH 43130 LAN-3B LAN-3B.LAN 50290 REG MAIL 10/01/14 144417 10/30/14 114 NP ACKLEY, JILL J 308 E MARKET ST BALTIMORE OH 43105 BA-B BA-B.LUT TSX OFF 10/14/14 146561 10/14/14 13 DEM ACKLEY, KAREN LEE 530 E ALLEN ST LANCASTER OH 43130 LAN-3B LAN-3B.LAN 50291 ©Data Information Management Systems, Inc. 1982—2014 11/5/2014 12:00:54PM R709.01 Page 1 of 416 Absent Voter Details Abbreviated Run Date: 11/05/2014 2014_NOV_GENERAL Run Time: 12:00 pm NOV 4 2014 Election: 11/04/2014 Selection Criteria : Category/Org Issued AV ID Returned BT Party Name Mailed To City Cons Precinct Stub # REG MAIL 09/30/14 144328 10/30/14 114 NP ACKLEY, WILLIAM WESLEY 308 E MARKET ST BALTIMORE OH 43105 BA-B BA-B.LUT REG MAIL 09/12/14 138376 11/04/14 3 NOPTY ACORD, JUSTIN W 3016 OLD WARSON DR PICKERINGTON OH 43147 COL-C COL-C.PIC REG MAIL 09/25/14 143598 11/03/14 131 NP ACQUISTA, DONALD JOSEPH 10004 MELODY LN NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-H VI-H.PIC REG MAIL 09/25/14 143650 10/29/14 131 DEM ACQUISTA, MICHELLE M 10004 MELODY LN NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-H VI-H.PIC REG MAIL 09/26/14 143844 10/31/14 90 REP ACTON III, FRANK M 3801 LANCASTER-THORNVILLE RD NE LANCASTER OH 43130 PL-B PL-B.FU TSX OFF 10/30/14 149295 10/30/14 61 DEM ACTON, HENRIETTA M 4025 STRINGTOWN RD NW LANCASTER OH 43130 GR-C GR-C.BC 51581 REG MAIL 10/15/14 146880 9 NOPTY ACTON, JANET M 376 SCOTLAND PL LANCASTER OH 43130 LAN-1C LAN-1C.LAN REG MAIL 09/15/14 140043 128 NOPTY ACTON JR, JOHN M 7867 SHADY MAPLE DR NW CANAL WINCHESTER OH 43110 VI-C VI-C.PIC REG MAIL 09/12/14 138999 10/21/14 60 REP ACTON, LEOTA MAE 670 COONPATH RD NW LANCASTER OH 43130 GR-B GR-B.BC REG MAIL 09/26/14 143888 10/31/14 90 NP ACTON, LINDA MARIE 3801 LANCASTER-THORNVILLE RD NE LANCASTER OH 43130 PL-B PL-B.FU REG MAIL 09/15/14 140038 128 NOPTY ACTON, SARAH R 7867 SHADY MAPLE DR NW CANAL WINCHESTER OH 43110 VI-C VI-C.PIC REG MAIL 09/11/14 137725 10/21/14 106 REP ACTON, STEVEN ALLEN 490 CARROLL-EASTERN RD NW BALTIMORE OH 43105 GR-C GR-C.LUT REG MAIL 09/12/14 138991 10/21/14 60 REP ACTON, THOMAS NOWELL 670 COONPATH RD NW LANCASTER OH 43130 GR-B GR-B.BC TSX OFF 10/25/14 148503 10/25/14 106 REP ACTON, TOI LYNNE 490 CARROLL-EASTERN RD NW BALTIMORE OH 43105 GR-C GR-C.LUT 51124 REG MAIL 10/06/14 145199 10/16/14 40 NOPTY ADAMKOSKY, CHRISTINE J 86 ELMWOOD ST PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-G PIC-G.PIC REG MAIL 09/17/14 141778 10/15/14 44 NOPTY ADAMKOSKY, MARY V 2225 TAYLOR PARK DR APT 301 REYNOLDSBURG OH 43068 VI-A VI-A.PR4 REG MAIL 10/06/14 145200 10/16/14 40 NOPTY ADAMKOSKY, WALTER JOHN 86 ELMWOOD ST PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-G PIC-G.PIC REG MAIL 09/17/14 141784 10/15/14 44 NOPTY ADAMKOSKY, WALTER V 2225 TAYLOR PARK DR APT 301 REYNOLDSBURG OH 43068 VI-A VI-A.PR4 REG MAIL 09/11/14 137694 10/10/14 146 NP ADAMS, APRIL M 5515 CYPRESS DR NE THORNVILLE OH 43076 WA-B WA-B.WAL REG MAIL 09/24/14 143249 10/17/14 52 REP ADAMS, CARL RAY 11681 WYANDOTTE RD SW STOUTSVILLE OH 43154 CL-A CL-A.AC REG MAIL 09/26/14 143754 131 DEM ADAMS, CHRISTINE E 9689 MERRY LN NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-H VI-H.PIC REG MAIL 10/01/14 144493 162 NOPTY ADAMS, CHRISTOPHER A 3604 STONEY HILL RD SW LANCASTER OH 43130 HO-B HO-B.LAN REG MAIL 09/12/14 138338 10/15/14 147 DEM ADAMS, COLLEEN E 504 BLACKLICK-EASTERN RD NE MILLERSPORT OH 43046 WA-C WA-C.WAL REG MAIL 10/08/14 145644 10/23/14 147 DEM ADAMS, DAVID L 504 BLACKLICK-EASTERN RD NE MILLERSPORT OH 43046 WA-C WA-C.WAL TSX OFF 11/03/14 149885 11/03/14 52 DEM ADAMS, GLORIA ANN 7910 WINCHESTER-SOUTHERN RD SW STOUTSVILLE OH 43154 CL-A CL-A.AC 52108 TSX OFF 11/01/14 149687 11/01/14 31 REP ADAMS, JANE E 203 RAINE ST PICKERINGTON OH 43147 PIC-A PIC-A.PIC 51918 REG MAIL 10/01/14 144486 162 NOPTY ADAMS, JODY R 3604 STONEY HILL RD SW LANCASTER OH 43130 HO-B HO-B.LAN TSX OFF 11/03/14 149886 11/03/14 52 DEM ADAMS, JOHN DAVID 7910 WINCHESTER-SOUTHERN RD SW STOUTSVILLE OH 43154 CL-A CL-A.AC 52109 REG MAIL 09/24/14 143247 10/17/14 52 REP ADAMS, JUDY ELAINE 11681 WYANDOTTE RD SW STOUTSVILLE OH 43154 CL-A CL-A.AC REG MAIL 09/17/14 141718 10/27/14 16 NP ADAMS, KATHERINE L 2 FURRY CT LANCASTER OH 43130 LAN-3C LAN-3C.LAN REG MAIL 09/15/14 139510 59 NP ADAMS, KERRY A 3800 PLUM RD NW CARROLL OH 43112 GR-A GR-A.BC REG MAIL 09/11/14 137815 10/10/14 146 NP ADAMS, LARRY O 5515 CYPRESS DR NE THORNVILLE OH 43076 WA-B WA-B.WAL REG MAIL 10/08/14 145646 10/23/14 147 DEM ADAMS, MELISSA ANN 504 BLACKLICK-EASTERN RD NE MILLERSPORT OH 43046 WA-C WA-C.WAL REG MAIL 09/19/14 142345 10/15/14 147 NOPTY ADAMS, RALPH E 504 BLACKLICK-EASTERN RD NE MILLERSPORT OH 43046 WA-C WA-C.WAL REG MAIL 09/26/14 143772 10/21/14 131 DEM ADAMS, REGINALD L 9689 MERRY LN NW PICKERINGTON OH 43147 VI-H VI-H.PIC ©Data Information Management Systems, Inc.
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