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OCSEA-Endorsed Candidates 2012 Printed in-house by OCSEA-endorsed candidates 2012 What district are you in? LOCAL AFL-CIO Ohio Civil Service Use these maps as a guide to find your new Ohio House, Ohio Senate and Employees Association U.S. Congressional districts. NOTE: OCSEA did not endorse anyone who supported SB 5. www.OCSEA.org U.S. President U.S. Congressional Districts Barack Obama Ohio Supreme Court Yvette McGee Brown (D) WIlliam (Bill) O’Neill (D) Mike Skindell (D) Ohio Senate Dist. Endorsement 2 Randy Gardner (R) 6 Rick McKiddy (D) 10 Je Robertson (D) 16 Jim Hughes* (R) 18 Jim Mueller (D) 20 Teresa Scarmack (D) 22 James E Riley (D) 24 Tom Patton* (R) 26 Tanyce Addison (D) 28 Tom Sawyer* (D 30 Lou Gentile* (D) 32 Capri Cafaro* (D) * Incumbents Ohio Senate Districts U.S. Senate Endorsement Sherrod Brown (D)* U.S. Congress Dist. Endorsement 2 William R. Smith (D) 3 Joyce Beatty (D) 4 Jim Slone (D) 5 Angela Zimmerman (D) 6 Charlie Wilson (D) 7 Joyce Abrams (D) 9 Marcy Kaptur* (D) 10 Sharon Neuhardt (D) 11 Marcia Fudge* (D) 12 James Reese (D) 13 Tim Ryan* (D) 14 Dale Vigil Blanchard (D) 15 Pat Lang (D) 16 Betty Sutton (D)* * Incumbents Ohio House of Representatives Districts Dist. Endorsement 2 Ellen Haring (D) 3 Kelly Wicks (D) 4 Robert Huenke (D) 5 Nick Barborak (D) 6 Anthony Fossaceca (D) 7 Matt Patten (D) 8 Armond Budish* (D 9 Barbara Boyd* (D) 10 Bill Pattmon* (D) 11 Sandra Williams* (D) 12 John Barnes Jr. * (D) 13 Nickie Antonio* (D) 14 Mike Foley* (D) 15 Nicholas Celebrezze* (D) 16 Andrew Meyer (D) 18 Michael Stinziano* (D) 19 Ryan Jolley (D) 20 Heather Bisho (D) 21 Donna O’Connor (D) 22 John Patrick Carney* (D) 23 Traci Johnson (D) 24 Maureen Reedy (D) 25 Kevin Boyce* (D) 26 Tracy Heard* (D) 27 Nathan Wissman (D) 28 Connie Pillich* (D) 29 Hubert Brown (D) 31 Denise Driehaus (D) 32 Dale Mallory* (D) 33 Alicia Reece*(D) 34 Vern Sykes* (D) 35 Zach Milkovich* (D) 36 Paul Colavecchio (D) 37 Tom Schmida (D) 38 Michael Kaplan (D) 39 Clayton Luckie* (D) 40 Carl Fisher (D) 41 Caroline Gentry (D) 43 Roland Winburn* (D) 44 Michael Ashford* (D) 45 Teresa Fedor (D) 46 Matt Szollosi* (D) 47 Jeery Bunck (D) 48 Amanda Trump (D) 49 Stephen Slesnick* (D) 50 Sue Ryan 71 Brady Jones (D) 92 Robert Armstrong (D) 51 Mark Hardig (D) 72 David Dilly (D) 93 Luke Scott (D) 53 Suzi Rubin (D) 73 Bill Conner (D) 94 Debbie Phillips* (D) 55 Matt Lundy* (D) 75 Kathleen Clyde* (D) 95 Charles Daniels (D) 56 Dan Ramos* (D) 76 Tom Warren (D) 96 Jack Cera (D) 57 Matthew Lark (D) 77 Kelly Bryant (D) 97 Frank Fleischer (D) 58 Robert Hagan* (D) 78 Jeremy VanMeter (D) 98 Josh O’Farrell (D) 59 Ron Gerberry* (D) 80 Dave Fisher (D) 99 John Patterson (D) 60 Dan Troy (D) 81 John Vanover (D) 61 Susan McGuinness (D) 83 John Kostyo (D) 62 Mike Kassalen (D) 84 Ronald Hammons (D) Printed in-house by 63 Sean O’Brien* (D) 86 Cheryl Johncox (D) 64 Tom Letson* (D) 87 Je Lehart (D) 65 Steve Myers (D) 88 William Young (D) 66 Ken McNeely (D) 89 Chris Redfern (D) 67 David Hogan (D) 90 John Haas (D) LOCAL AFL-CIO 69 Judith A. Cross (D) 91 Peter Pence (D) Ohio Civil Service * Incumbents Employees Association.
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