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Buckeye Pro Gun Voter Guide Firearms Association OHIO GENERAL ELECTION Tuesday, November 8, 2016 Political Action Committee This list of candidates shows the district, name, party affiliation, and grade of candidates running for office in the general election. See the Use our NEW BFA Voter App back of this sheet for an explanation of our grades. The “ê” indicates a Look up pro-gun candidates and create a candidate who is officially endorsed by BFA PAC. personalized voter guide with your computer or mobile device - Visit OhioGunVote.com U.S. Senate HD03 Kelly Wicks (D) ?? HD32 Catherine Ingram (D) ?? Rob Portman (R) ê A HD04 Robert Cupp (R) ê A- HD32 Matthew Wahlert (R) B Ted Strickland (D) F HD05 John Dyce (D) ?? HD33 David Miller (R) ê Aq HD05 Tim Ginter (R) ê A HD33 Alicia Reece (D) F Chief Justice Ohio Supreme Court HD06 Marlene Anielski (R) ê A HD34 Gene Littlefield (R) ?? Maureen O’Conner (R) ê HD06 Philip Robinson (D) ?? HD34 Emilia Sykes (D) D HD07 Tom Patton (R) ê A HD35 Aimee Cooper (R) ?? Justice of Ohio Supreme Court HD08 Cassandra McDonald (R) ê B HD35 Greta Johnson (D) D Pat Fischer (R) ê HD08 Kent Smith (D) D HD36 Anthony DeVitis (R) ê A John O’Donnell (D) HD09 Janine Boyd (D) D HD36 Bobby McDowall (D) ?? Pat DeWine (R) ê HD09 Joe Miller (R) ?? HD37 Kristina Roegner (R) ê A Cynthia Rice (D) HD10 Bill Patmon (D) F HD37 Tom Schmida (D) ?? HD11 Stephanie Howse (D) D HD38 Judith Lynn Lee (D) ?? Ohio Senate HD11 Shalira Taylor (R) B HD38 Marilyn Slaby (R) ê A- SD02 Kirk Halliday (D) ?? HD12 John Barnes (D) D HD39 Fred Strahorn (D) D SD02 Randy Gardner (R) ê A HD13 Nickie Antonio (D) F HD40 Michael Henne (R) ê A SD04 Bill Coley (R) ê A HD14 Martin Sweeney (D) D HD40 David Richards (D) ?? SD04 Joseph Kinne (D) ?? HD15 Nicholas Celebrezze (D) D HD41 Jim Butler (R) ê A SD06 Lu Dale (D) ?? HD16 Tommy Greene (D) ?? HD41 James Calhoun (D) ?? SD06 Peggy Lehner (R) ê A HD16 Dave Greenspan (R) ê Aq HD42 Niraj Antani (R) ê A SD08 Mary Rose Lierman (D) ?? HD17 Adam Miller (D) ?? HD42 Patrick Merris (D) ?? SD08 Lou Terhar (R) ê A HD17 John Rush (R) ê Aq HD43 Jeffery Rezabek (R) ê B+ SD10 Bob Hackett (R) ê A HD18 Kristin Boggs (D) D HD43 David Sparks ?? SD10 Matthew Kirk (D) ?? HD18 Whitney Smith (R) ?? HD44 Michael Ashford (D) D SD12 Matt Huffman (R) ê A HD19 Anne Gonzales (R) ê A- HD44 John Insco (R) ?? SD14 Charles Carlier (D) ?? HD19 Michael Johnston (D) ?? HD45 Teresa Fedor (D) D SD14 Joe Uecker (R) ê A+ HD20 Heather Bischoff (D) B HD45 James Nowak (R) ê Aq SD16 Cathy Johnson (D) ?? HD20 Lisa Schacht (R) B HD46 Michael Sheehy (D) D SD16 Stephanie Kunze (R) ê A HD21 Mike Duffey (R) ê B HD46 Diana Skaff (R) ê Aq SD18 John Ecklund (R) ê A HD21 Ryan Koch (D) ?? HD47 Lauri Cooper (D) ?? SD18 Wiley Runnestrand (D) ?? HD22 Linda Jarrett (R) ?? HD47 Derek Merrin (R) ê Aq SD20 Tony Balderson (R) ê A HD22 David Leland (D) D HD48 Jennifer Bigham (D) ?? SD22 Christopher King (D) ?? HD23 Laura Lanese (R) ê Aq HD48 Kirk Schuring (R) ê B+ SD22 Larry Obhof (R) ê A+ HD23 Lee Schreiner (D) ?? HD49 Dan McMasters (R) C SD24 Matt Dolan (R) ê A HD24 Jim Hughes (R) ê A- HD49 Thomas West (D) ?? SD24 Emily Hagan (D) ?? HD24 Kristopher Keller (D) D HD50 Christina Hagan (R) ê A SD26 David Burke (R) ê A HD25 Seth Golding (R) ?? HD50 John Juergensen (D) ?? SD28 Jonathan Schulz (R) ê B HD25 Bernadine Kennedy Kent (D) ?? HD51 Johnny Hamilton (D) ?? SD28 Vernon Sykes (D) D HD26 Kenneth Collins (R) ?? HD51 Wes Retherford (R) ê A SD30 Lou Gentile (D) ê A- HD26 Hearcel Craig (D) D HD52 Margaret Conditt (R) ê A SD30 Frank Hoagland (R) Aq HD27 Tom Brinkman (R) ê A HD53 Candice Keller (R) ê Aq SD32 Rob Allen (R) Aq HD27 Joe Otis (D) Aq HD53 Suzi Rubin (D) ?? SD32 Sean O’Brien (D) B HD28 Jonathan Dever (R) ê B HD54 Paul Zeltwanger (R) ê A HD28 Jessica Miranda (D) ?? HD54 Rick Smith (D) ?? Ohio House HD29 Louis Blessing III (R) ê A- HD55 Nathan Manning (R) ê A HD01 Scott Wiggam (R) ê Aq HD30 Bill Seitz (R) ê A HD55 Kevin Watkinson (D) ?? HD02 Brittany Bowman (D) ?? HD30 Mark Childers (D) ?? HD56 Daniel Ramos (D) D HD02 Mark Romanchuk (R) ê A- HD31 Brigid Kelly (D) ?? HD56 Jesse Mae Tower (R) D HD03 Theresa Gavarone (R) C HD31 Mary Yeager (R) ê Aq HD57 Tom Dunlap (D) Aq HD57 Dick Stein (R) Aq HD98 Jeremiah Johnson (D) ?? What Candidate Grades Mean HD58 Michele LePore-Hagan (D) D HD98 Allen Landis (R) ê A HD58 Corrine Sanderson (R) B HD99 John Patterson (D) ê A ê = a candidate officially endorsed by HD59 John Boccieri (D) C Buckeye Firearms Association. HD59 Don Manning (R) ê Aq Court of Appeals HD60 John Rogers (D) ê A 4th Matthew McFarland (R) ê A+ = a strong supporter who has HD60 Robert Rule (R) ?? 5th Craig Baldwin (R) ê done more than vote with us every HD61 Rick Walker (D) C 5th David Gormley (R) ê time. They are candidates who have HD61 Ron Young (R) ê A 5th Earle Wise Jr. (D) answered a call to do specific work to HD62 Scott Lipps (R) ê Aq improve our laws. We have kept the A+ HD62 Samuel Ronan (D) C Court of Common Pleas rating very rare so you can identify the HD63 Glenn Holmes (D) ?? Brown Robert Ruehlman (R) ê best of the best. HD63 Devon Stanley (R) C HD64 Michael O’Brien (D) C Commissioner A = a candidate who supports what HD64 Martha Yoder (R) ê Aq Ross Phil Gray (I) ê A we have done and what we have left HD65 John Becker (R) ê A to do. HD65 Jerod Weber (D) ?? Sheriff HD66 Doug Green (R) B Butler Richard Jones (R) ê Aq = a candidate “A” grade that is HD66 Ken McNeely (D) ?? Fulton Roy Miller (R) ê based solely on our questionnaire. We HD67 Janet Breneman (D) ?? Greene Gene Fischer (R) ê have no voting record to evaluate. HD67 Andrew Brenner (R) ê A Hamilton Jim Neil (D) ê HD68 Rick Carfagna (R) B Licking Randy Thorp (R) ê B = a candidate who agrees with most HD68 John Russell (D) ?? Miami Paul Reece (R) ê of what we are doing and most of what HD69 Steve Hambley (R) ê A Wayne Travis Hutchinson (R) ê we hope to accomplish in the upcom- HD69 Frank Zona (D) ?? ing legislative session. This is gener- HD70 Darrell Kick (R) ê B+ Treasurer ally the lowest grade someone can HD71 Joseph Begeny (D) D Greene Richard Gould (R) ê have to earn our endorsement. HD71 Scott Ryan (R) ê A HD72 John Carlisle (D) ?? County Council C = a candidate who has been help- HD72 Larry Householder (R) ê A+ Summit 5th John Sans (R) ê Aq ful with some issues but has been HD73 Bryan Housh (D) ?? against us on others. Oftentimes they HD73 Richard Perales (R) ê A State Board of Education simply need education to help them HD74 Bill Dean (R) ê Aq 5th Lisa Woods (R) ê A understand our issue, but sometimes HD74 Barbara Niemeyer (D) ?? 8th Craig Brown (D) ê Aq they have concerns that we can not HD75 Kathleen Clyde (D) D address without unduly burdening the HD75 Jim Lutz (R) ê Aq law-abiding gun owner. HD76 Terri McIntee (D) ?? HD76 Sarah LaTourette (R) ê A D = someone who generally votes HD77 Bradley Nicodemus (D) D against us, but is not necessarily hos- HD77 Tim Schaffer (R) ê A tile towards our rights. HD78 Ron Hood (R) ê A- HD79 Kyle Koehler (R) ê A F = someone who has a terrible voting HD79 Alex Wendt (D) ?? record, is openly hostile toward our HD80 Stephen Huffman (R) ê A rights, and/or has worked or helped HD81 Robert McColley (R) ê A others to restrict our rights. HD82 Craig Riedel (R) ê Aq HD83 Robert Sprague (R) ê A- ?? = Someone who did not return HD84 Keith Faber (R) ê A a candidate survey, has no voting HD84 Ed Huff (D) ?? record, and for whom we could not find HD85 Nino Vitale (R) ê A any pertinent information relating to HD86 Scott Crider (D) ?? firearms rights. HD86 Dorothy Pelanda (R) ê A HD87 Wes Goodman (R) ê Aq We now list every candidate with a let- HD88 Bill Reineke Jr. (R) ê A ter grade, or a “??” if we do not know HD89 Steven Arndt (R) ê A anything about them. While it is pos- HD89 Lawrence Hartlaub (D) ?? sible for a ??-graded candidate to be a HD90 Tara Cordle (D) ?? supporter of your Second Amendment HD90 Terry Johnson (R) ê A+ rights, most supporters know us and HD91 Cliff Rosenberger (R) ê A are known by us. Be careful. HD92 Gary Scherer (R) ê A- HD93 Ryan Smith (R) ê A Online Voter Resources HD94 Kay Edwards (R) ?? Get voter registration information, local HD94 Sarah Grace (D) ?? polling locations, district maps, and HD95 Ginny Favede (D) B more at www.BuckeyeFirearms.org. HD95 Andrew Thompson (R) ê A HD96 Jack Cera (D) ê A HD97 Brian Hill (R) ê A- Paid for by Buckeye Firearms Association PAC • Mary Friscone, Treasurer • PO Box 357, Greenville, OH 45331.
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