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Official Hamilton County Candidates and Issues That Have Filed for Primary Election May 8, 2018 Updated: 3-21-18 GOVERNOR - LT Official Hamilton County Candidates and Issues That Have Filed for Primary Election May 8, 2018 Updated: 3-21-18 GOVERNOR - LT. GOVERNOR Richard Cordray and Betty Sutton Dem Larry E. Ealy and Jeffrey Lynn Dem Dennis John Kucinich and Tara L. Samples Dem Bill O’Neill and Chantelle C. Lewis Dem Paul E. Ray and Jerry M. Schroeder Dem Joe Schiavoni and Stephanie Dodd Dem Constance Gadell-Newton and Brett R. Joseph Gre Mike DeWine and Jon Husted Rep Mary Taylor and Nathan D. Estruth Rep ATTORNEY GENERAL Steve Dettelbach Dem Dave Yost Rep AUDITOR OF STATE Zack Space Dem Keith Faber Rep SECRETARY OF STATE Kathleen Clyde Dem Frank LaRose Rep TREASURER OF STATE Rob Richardson Dem Paul Curry (Write-in) Gre Sandra O’Brien Rep Robert Sprague Rep U.S. SENATOR Sherrod Brown Dem Philena Irene Farley (Write-in) Gre Melissa Ackison Rep Don Elijah Eckhart Rep Mike Gibbons Rep Dan Kiley Rep Timothy A. Pinion (Write-in) Rep Jim Renacci Rep Page 1 of 36 Official Hamilton County Candidates and Issues That Have Filed for Primary Election May 8, 2018 Updated: 3-19-18 U.S. REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS -1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Aftab Pureval 580 Walnut St. #1302 45202 Dem Anthony J. Seta (Write-in) 8041 Pippin Rd. #2 45239 Gre Steve Chabot 3025 Daytona Ave. 45211 Rep Samuel Ronan 237 Creekside Dr. Springboro 45066 Rep U.S. REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS -2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Janet Everhard 1501 Indian Ridge Trail New Richmond 45157 Dem Jill Schiller 2815 Grandin Rd. 45208 Dem William R. Smith 24721 State Route 772 Waverly 45690 Dem James J. Condit, Jr. (Write-in) 4575 Farview Ln. 45247 Gre Brad Wenstrup 512 Missouri Ave. 45226 Rep JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME CT. - COMM. 1-1-19 Michael P. Donnelly Dem Craig Baldwin Rep JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME CT. - COMM. 1-2-19 Melody J. Stewart Dem Mary DeGenaro Rep JUDGE OHIO CT. OF APPEALS - FIRST DISTRICT - COMM. 2-9-19 Pierre Bergeron 3465 Aultwoods Ln. 45208 Dem Charles Miller 8440 Beacon Hill Rd. 45243 Rep JUDGE OHIO CT. OF APPEALS - FIRST DISTRICT - COMM. 2-10-19 Marilyn Zayas 7306 Riverby Dr. 45255 Dem Dale Stalf 4351 Saint Cloud Way, Cleves 45002 Rep JUDGE OHIO CT. OF APPEALS - FIRST DISTRICT - COMM. 2-11-19 Candace Crouse 363 Cleveland Ave. 45246 Dem Dennis Deters 5590 Desertgold Dr. 45247 Rep JUDGE OHIO CT. OF APPEALS - FIRST DISTRICT - COMM. 2-12-19 William D. Bell, Sr. 1132 Groesbeck Rd 45224 Dem Ginger Bock 8870 Hollyhock Dr. 45231 Dem Robert C. Winkler 3646 Carpenters Green Ln. 45241 Rep Page 2 of 36 Official Hamilton County Candidates and Issues That Have Filed for Primary Election May 8, 2018 Updated: 3-19-18 STATE CENTRAL COMM. - 7TH DISTRICT - MAN (DEM OR REP) FILE IN WARREN CO. Timothy M. Burke 3560 McGuffey Ave. 45226 Dem Mike Norman 527 Settlemyre Rd. Oregonia 45054 Dem Bob McEwen 7382 Ridgepoint Dr. 45230 Rep STATE CENTRAL COMM. - 7TH DISTRICT - WOMAN (DEM OR REP) FILE IN WARREN CO. Bonnie Dunkelman 800 Old Orchard Rd. 45230 Dem Kelly Kohls 4255 Nicholson Rd. Clarksville 45113 Rep Michelle G. Schneider 8750 Pipewell Ln. 45243 Rep STATE CENTRAL COMM. - 8TH DISTRICT - MAN (DEM OR REP) Sumner M. Saeks 11032 Woodlands Way 45241 Dem Paul Sohi 5 Camargo Canyon 45243 Dem Alex M. Triantafilou 3247 Bridgeknoll Ct. 45248 Rep STATE CENTRAL COMM. - 8TH DISTRICT - WOMAN (DEM OR REP) Veronica A. Kistner 7364 Appleridge Ct. 45247 Dem Mary Anne Christie 5538 E. Galbraith Rd., #28 45236 Rep Barbara Holwadel 6022 Cherokee Dr. 45243 Rep STATE CENTRAL COMM. - 9TH DISTRICT - MAN (DEM OR REP) Mark Mallory 907 Dayton St. 45214 Dem Stanley J. Aronoff 2200 Victory Pkwy., #2402 45206 Rep Tom Chandler 6134 Bramble Ave. 45227 Rep Kyle W. Hufford 8527 Pringle Dr. 45231 Rep STATE CENTRAL COMM. - 9TH DISTRICT - WOMAN (DEM OR REP) Tamaya Dennard 3301 Colerain Ave #413 45225 Dem Crystal Faulkner 3573 Bayard Dr. 45208 Rep STATE CENTRAL COMM. - 4TH STATE BRD OF ED - GREEN PARTY (4 TO BE ELECTED) Nathan Lane 2814 Harrison Ave. #7 45211 Gre Gwen E. Marshall 1417 Bercliff Ave. 45223 Gre Donald L. Rucknagel 621 E. Mehring Way #1209 45202 Gre Dorsey R. Stebbins 11625 Mount Holly Ct. 45240 Gre Page 3 of 36 Official Hamilton County Candidates and Issues That Have Filed for Primary Election May 8, 2018 Updated: 3-19-18 STATE SENATOR - 7TH DISTRICT (FILE IN WARREN COUNTY) Sara Bitter 11692 Symmes Valley Dr. Loveland 45140 Dem Brad Lamoreaux 442 Countryside Dr. Lebanon 45036 Rep Steve Wilson 4905 Water Stone Ln. Maineville 45039 Rep STATE SENATOR - 9TH DISTRICT Dale Mallory 917 Dayton St. #2 45214 Dem Cecil Thomas 515 Clinton Springs Ave. 45217 Dem Tom Chandler (Write-in) 6134 Bramble Ave. 45227 Rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 27TH DISTRICT Christine Fisher 3004 Springer Ave. 45208 Dem Tom Brinkman 3215 Hardisty Ave. 45208 Rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 28TH DISTRICT Jessica E. Miranda 11511 Oxfordshire Ln. 45240 Dem Paul Sohi 5 Camargo Canyon 45243 Dem Jonathan Dever 5525 Mapleridge Dr. 45227 Rep Matthew Robinson (Write-in)1120 Imprint Ln. 45240 Rep Charles Tassell (Write-in) 7908 Lake Ave. 45236 Rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 29TH DISTRICT Carrie R. Davis (Write-in) 8364 Royal Heights Dr. 45239 Dem Louis W. Blessing III 3378 Dolomar Dr. 45239 Rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 30TH DISTRICT Clayton Adams 1002 Coronado Ave. 45238 Dem William J. Seitz 2097 Beech Grove Dr. 45233 Rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 31ST DISTRICT Brigid Kelly 3421 Traskwood Cir. #D 45208 Dem STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 32ND DISTRICT Catherine Ingram 250 Dorchester Ave. 45219 Dem Marilyn Tunnat 1924 Knollridge Ln. 45231 Rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 33RD DISTRICT Sedrick Denson 1639 Rose Pl. 45237 Dem Kathy Goodwin-Williams 1256 Shepherd Ln. 45215 Dem Judith Boyce (Write-in) 7055 Mulberry St. 45239 Rep Page 4 of 36 Official Hamilton County Candidates and Issues That Have Filed for Primary Election May 8, 2018 Updated: 3-19-18 JUDGE CT. OF COMMON PLEAS - COMM. 1-1-19 Terry Nestor 3447 Manor Hill Dr. 45220 Dem Steven Martin 3825 Miami Rd. 45227 Rep JUDGE CT. OF COMMON PLEAS - COMM. 4-1-19 (TWO TO BE ELECTED) Pavan V. Parikh 633 Athens Ave. 45226 Dem Arica L. Underwood 1282 Norman Ave. 45231 Dem Lisa Allen 9706 Stonemasters Dr. Loveland 45140 Rep Leslie Ghiz 7115 Wallace Ave. 45243 Rep JUDGE CT. OF COMMON PLEAS - UNEXPIRED TERM ENDING. 2-10-21 Thomas O. Beridon 2650 Briarcliffe Ave. 45212 Dem Curt C. Hartman 7394 Ridgepoint Dr. #8 45230 Rep COUNTY COMMISSIONER - COMM. 1-1-19 Stephanie Summerow Dumas 11792 Cedarcreek Dr. 45240 Dem James Wolf 7912 Elizabeth St. 45231 Dem Chris Monzel 840 Van Nes Dr. 45246 Rep COUNTY AUDITOR Dusty Rhodes 5654 Alomar Dr. 45238 Dem Nancy Aichholz 8405 Indian Hill Rd. 45243 Rep COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE-(15 TO BE ELECTED COUNTYWIDE) GREEN PARTY Darius Clay 1002 Seton Ave. 45205 Gre Joshua J. Krekeler 3126 South Farmcrest Dr. 45213 Gre Nathan Lane 2814 Harrison Ave. #7 45211 Gre Gwen E. Marshall 1417 Bercliff Ave. 45223 Gre Donald L. Rucknagel 621 E. Mehring Way #1209 45202 Gre Dorsey R. Stebbins 11625 Mount Holly Ct. 45240 Gre Kimberly S. Wise 387 Amazon Ave. 45220 Gre Page 5 of 36 Official Hamilton County Candidates and Issues That Have Filed for Primary Election May 8, 2018 Updated: 3-19-18 Write-in Candidates TREASURER OF STATE Paul Curry (Write-in) Gre U.S. SENATOR Philena Irene Farley (Write-in) Gre Timothy A. Pinion (Write-in) Rep U.S. REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS -1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Anthony J. Seta (Write-in) 8041 Pippin Rd. 45239 Gre U.S. REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS -2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT James J. Condit, Jr. (Write-in) 4575 Farview Ln. 45247 Gre STATE SENATOR - 9TH DISTRICT Tom Chandler (Write-in) 6134 Bramble Ave. 45227 Rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 28TH DISTRICT Matthew Robinson (Write-in) 1120 Imprint Ln. 45240 Rep Charles Tassell (Write-in) 7908 Lake Ave. 45236 Rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 29TH DISTRICT Carrie R. Davis (Write-in) 8364 Royal Heights Dr. 45239 Dem STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 33RD DISTRICT Judith Boyce (Write-in) 7055 Mulberry St. 45239 Rep Democratic County Central Committee Write-In Candidates PCT PCT NAME Name Address City, State Zip 705 CINCINNATI 7-E Joyce Frazier Powdrill 1734 Avonlea Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45237 1802 CINCINNATI 18-B Bobby Acoff 835 Poplar St. Cincinnati, OH 45214 3707 LOVELAND G Shanda Gentry 403 Pintail Dr. Loveland, OH 45140 5302 WYOMING B Kenneth L. Shewmon 22 West Mills Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45215 5504 AMBERLEY D Natalie Wolf 7024 Beech Hollow Dr. Cincinnati, OH 45236 7330 GREEN DD Marion R. Mitchell 4941 N. Arbor Woods Ct. #301 Cincinnati, OH 45248 Page 6 of 36 Official Hamilton County Candidates and Issues That Have Filed for Primary Election May 8, 2018 Updated: 3-19-18 Republican County Central Committee Write-In Candidates # Precinct Name Address City, State Zip 206 CINCINNATI 2-F Tom Chandler 6134 Bramble Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45227 508 CINCINNATI 5-H Joshua R. Burton 1506 William Howard Taft Cincinnati, OH 45206 706 CINCINNATI 7-F Andrew Nadel 1842 Garden Ln. Cincinnati, OH 45237 801 CINCINNATI 8-A Katherine Pridemore 232 Helen St. Cincinnati, OH 45219 1003 CINCINNATI 10-C Matthew Joseph Jacob 203 E. Clifton Ave. #3 Cincinnati, OH 45202 1203 CINCINNATI 12-C Meredith Stamper 2921 Scioto Ln. Cincinnati, OH 45219 1601 CINCINNATI 16-A Lawrence Baron 920 Mound St. Cincinnati, OH 45203 2302 CINCINNATI 23-B Jose Vazquez 5300 Colerain Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45223 2507 CINCINNATI 25-G Colleen Roth 4643 Joana Pl. #2 Cincinnati, OH 45238 3505 INDIAN HILL E Sean P. Callan 8440 Hopewell Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45242 3802 MADEIRA B Linda Flottemesch 6765 Dawson Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45243 5605 ANDERSON E Robert A.
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