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2020 For Mahoning County Voters Nonpartisan Information about Candidates and Ballot Issues To check your voter registration, track your absentee ballot, or to verify your polling location, contact the Mahoning County Board of Elections at 330-783-2474 or visit vote.mahoningcountyoh. gov Published by: The League of Women Voters of Greater Youngstown, Ohio FOLLOW US ON TWITTER 1-888-781-1176 www.lwvgy.com TABLE OF CONTENTS VOTING OPTIONS Presidential Candidates �������������������������������������������������2 Absentee: Apply for your ballot now; complete and return Judicial Candidates. .2-7 as soon as possible. Deliver your ballot to the Board of Elections by 7:30 p.m. on November 3, OR mail it; must be postmarked U.S. House of Representatives Candidates. 7-8 by November 2. Ohio House of Representatives Candidates ���������� 8-10 Early In-Person: Begins OCTOBER 6 AT MAHONING Mahoning County Office Candidates . 10-13 COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS. Issues, Questions, and Options . .14 Schedule: T-F 10/6 – 10/9 8am-5pm M-F 10/26 – 10/30 8am-7pm Visit www.lwvohio.org, enter your address in the Vote411 box to receive information that will be on YOUR ballot. M-F 10/12 – 10/16 8am-5pm Sat 10/31 8-4 pm Election information is also available at OHvotes.org and at M-F 10/19 – 10/23 8am-6pm Sun 11/1 1-5 pm the Ohio Secretary of State website, ohiosos.gov/elections/ Sat 10/24 8am-4pm Mon 11/2 8-2pm voters/ Sun 10/25 1pm-5pm Guide is sponsored by: Barbara Brothers PhD, Kathleen Chaffee-Gaige, Janet Chittock, Kathy Dragoman, Fireline, In-Person on ELECTION DAY NOVEMBER 3: Marion Gillette, Corlis Green, Gloria Jones, Dorothy Kane, Polls open 6:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. Pamela Rickert, Patty Rush, YWCA Mahoning Valley Disclaimer This publication has been issued by the League of Women Voters of Greater Youngstown The LWVGY in publishing this material neither endorses nor rejects the views of any (LWVGY), a non-partisan organization, to provide a forum for all political candidates. candidate and does not and cannot assume responsibility for the content of any candidate’s Questions were selected by the LWVGY and addressed to the candidates. Candidates were reply or motive for making same. Material contained in this bulletin may not be reproduced informed that their responses would be printed exactly as submitted, and that has been without written consent of the LWVGY. done. Candidates are responsible for the accuracy of the information provided. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF GREATER YOUNGSTOWN (LWVGY) Membership Form: Name: _______________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________ Email: _________________________________________________________________________ Phone No. _________________________________ Student (of any age) Free Individual $75 Household $100 League membership is not tax deductible and includes state and national League memberships. To support the publication of the Voter Guide and other LWVGY voter education efforts: $50 $25 Surprise us! $_____________ Contributions to support voter education are tax deductible: checks are made out to LWV EDUCATION FUND. Please complete this form and send with your check(s) to: Leah Merritt, Treasurer, LWVGY, P.O. Box 1375, Youngstown, Ohio 44501-9998. 2 VOTER INFORMATION GUIDE 2020 Email: judgejenniferbrunner@ Affiliations: 2008 John F. • Confer with other appellate CANDIDATE PARTY / gmail.com Kennedy Profile in Courage judges on cases presented for oral AFFILIATION KEY Award Recipient for work as argument and written decisions Website: http://www. (D) Democrat Ohio’s 52nd Secretary of State following oral arguments. jenniferbrunner.com – https://www.jfklibrary.org/ (R) Republican • Sit as visiting judge on the Ohio Social Media: events-and-awards/profile-in- (L) Libertarian courage-award/award-recipients/ Supreme Court and in other courts of appeals. (I) Independent https://www.facebook.com/ jennifer-brunner-2008; current BrunnerCommittee/ and https:// Board Chair, The Legacy Fund • Participate in state appellate ** All judicial candidates run www.facebook.com/Justice- as non-partisan in general of the Columbus Foundation, judge training and information elections for-the-People-Judge-Jennifer- supporting central Ohio LGBTQ+ exchange. Brunner-for-Ohio-Supreme- nonprofit organizations; former Court-101751074823700/ board member of Cleveland-based • Research and draft decisions on appeals. https://twitter.com/ Center for Community Solutions PRESIDENTIAL JenniferBrunner (research and advocacy on health • Serve on court Personnel policy) 2012-2019; American, Committee. CANDIDATES https://www.instagram.com/ Ohio and Columbus Bar jenniferlbrunner/ Associations; American Judges • Central Ohio Association for Association; Oxfam Sisters of the Justice George E. Tyack Judicial Joseph R. Biden, Jr. (D) https://www.linkedin.com/in/ Planet Ambassador; Member of Excellence Award for performance Vice-President jennifer-brunner-7584153 US Global Leadership Coalition as appellate judge, May 2016. Kamala Harris Ohio Advisory Committee; Occupation: Judge, Ohio Tenth • Judge, Franklin County District Court of Appeals religious affiliations: Catholic Donald J. Trump (R) and United Church of Christ Common Pleas Court, elected Vice-President Education: J.D. Capital University (protestant) 2000, reelected 2002 Michael R. Pence Law School, Order of the Curia; • Managed regular docket B.S. Sociology-Gerontology, Endorsements: Cleveland Construction and Building of at least 500 civil cases and Howie Hawkins (I) Miami University, Cum Laude 125 criminal cases at any time Vice-President Trades Council; SEIU Local Work Experience: Court of pending. Angela Walker 11199; Communication Workers Appeals Judge since 2014; 17 of America District 4; Ohio • Eliminated docket backlog from Jo Jorgensen (L) years private law practice, during Federation of Teachers 991 cases to 713 cases in one year. period of 1987 through 2014 Vice-President when not in elected public service Bar Association Ratings: 2002 • Conducted trials including three Spike Cohen (founded what was initially Highly Recommended – http:// judge panel death penalty trial, home-based law firm in 1988 www.cbalaw.org/cba_prod/files/ criminal trials for aggravated with 3 small children at home); polls/2002%20Judiciary%20 murder, rape, felonious assault, JUDICIAL USAID Rule of Law Expert for Committee%20Findings.pdf; complicity to felonious assault, 4 engagements in Republic of 2014 Highly Recommended – robbery, burglary, and theft, CANDIDATES Serbia on Judicial Reform and http://www.cbalaw.org/cba_prod/ and civil trials including age Government Accountability (anti- files/polls/2014%20Judiciary%20 discrimination, premises liability corruption) and 1 engagement in Committee%20Findings.pdf (slip and fall), auto accident and Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, medical malpractice. Justice of the Ohio all during period of 2012-2015; (1) List your judicial experience Supreme Court International Election Observer (courts and years) • Implemented procedures for jurors to ask questions in trials; Responsibilities: Hears all cases in Arab Republic of Egypt for Judge, Tenth District Court of affirmed by Ohio Supreme involving questions arising 3 engagements in 2014-2015; under the Ohio Constitution Secretary of State of Ohio 2007- Appeals, elected 2014, reelected Court with statewide procedures or statutes; hears appeals from 2011 (first female elected); without opposition 2016 modeled after those challenged and affirmed. Courts of Appeals decisions. Franklin County Common Pleas • Serve as one of eight judges in The Supreme Court’s decisions Court Judge 2000-2005; Ohio jurisdiction of 1.2 million people • Working within court and with are final except in cases Secretary of State’s office deputy reviewing cases filed as of right community mental health and involving the U.S Constitution, director and legal counsel 1983- statutes, or treaties. from lower courts at county and substance abuse service providers, 1987; Ohio Senate legislative Salary: $175,214 municipal level (civil and felony established and presided over aide and committee secretary Term: 6 years and misdemeanor cases, probate, the TIES (Treatment is Essential 1978-1981, Member of 5 state/ family law and administrative to Success) Program, a felony local boards: Ohio Student Term Beginning 1/1/2021 law), state court of claims cases, drug court specialized docket, Loan Commission early 1990’s, administrative law decisions and providing for intensive probation Sharon L. Kennedy Franklin County Board of holding original jurisdiction in of persons whose substance No information received Elections 1997; Ohio Cultural government-related cases. abuse or substance abuse co- Facilities Commission 2011-2012; occurring with mental illness has Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, • Participate in three-judge panels contributed to their commission John O’Donnell that hear oral arguments on cases No information received Marriage & Family Therapist of nonviolent felonies; this Board 2012-2014; Central Ohio fully briefed and prepared for specialized docket is still in Transit Authority review. Term beginning 1/2/2021 operation today. Family: Married since 1978 to • Manage team of staff attorneys • Supervised 45 probationers in Jennifer Brunner attorney Rick L. Brunner from and paralegal in review of records TIES program and supervised Age: 63 Columbiana County, Ohio, 3 adult and drafting and review of activities of TIES Program children and 5 grandchildren with decisions. coordinator,
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