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Election Notice for Use with the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) R.C Form No. 120 Prescribed by Secretary of State (09-17) Election Notice for use With the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) R.C. 3511.16 Issued by the Fairfield County Board of Elections BOE to check one: Initial notification (to be posted 100 days prior to date of election) X Updated notification (to be posted 45 days prior to date of election) May 8, 2018 PRIMARY ELECTION (month, date, year, primary/general/special) State Executive Offices (Governor, Attorney General, Auditor of State, Secretary of State, Treasurer of State) Name of Candidate Office Party Precincts Richard Cordray and Dem Betty Sutton Larry E. Ealy and Dem Jeffrey Lynn Dennis John Kucinich and Dem Tara L. Samples Governor/ Countywide Bill O’Neill and Lt. Governor Dem Chantelle C. Lewis Paul E. Ray and Dem Jerry M. Schroeder Joe Schiavoni and Dem Stephanie Dodd Constance Gadell-Newton Green and Brett R. Joseph Mike DeWine and Rep Jon Husted Mary Taylor and Rep Nathan D. Estruth State Executive Offices (Governor, Attorney General, Auditor of State, Secretary of State, Treasurer of State) Name of Candidate Office Party Precincts Steve Dettelbach Dem Attorney General Countywide Dave Yost Rep Zack Space Dem Auditor of State Countywide Keith Faber Rep Kathleen Clyde Dem Secretary of State Countywide Frank LaRose Rep Rob Richardson Dem Paul Curry, Write-In Treasurer of State Green Countywide Sandra O’Brien Rep Robert Sprague Rep U.S. Senate and U.S. Congress Name of Candidate Office /District/Term Party Precincts Sherrod Brown Dem Philena Irene Farley, Green Write-In Timothy A. Pinion, Rep Write-In Melissa Ackison U. S. Senator Rep Countywide Don Elijah Eckhart Rep Mike Gibbons Rep Dan Kiley Rep Jim Renacci Rep Rob Jarvis Dem Rick Neal Representative to Dem Countywide Congress 15th District Steve Stivers Rep Ohio General Assembly (Ohio Senate and Ohio House of Representatives) Name of Candidate Office /District/Term Party Precincts Brett Pransky Dem BA-A, BA-B, COL-A, COL-B, COL-C, COL-D, GR-A.BC, GR-A.LAN, GR-B, GR-C, GR-D, LAN-1A, Tim Schaffer Ohio House Rep LAN-1B, LAN-1C, LAN-2A, LAN-2B, LAN-2C, Representative District 77 LAN-3A, LAN-3B, LAN-3C, LAN-3D, LAN-3E, LAN-4A, LAN-4B, LAN-4C, LAN-4D, LAN-5A, LAN-5B, LAN-5C, LAN-5D, LAN-6A, LAN-6B, LAN-6C, LI-A, LI-B, LI-C, LI-D, PIC-A, PIC-B, PIC-C, PIC-D, PIC-E, PIC-F, PIC-G, PIC-H, PIC-I, PIC-J, PIC-K, PIC-L, PIC-M, PL-A, PL-B, PL-C, PL-D, PL-E, RI-E, RI-W, VI-A, VI-B, VI-C, VI-D, VI-E, VI-F, VI-G, VI-H, VI-I, VI-J, VI-K, VI-L, VI-M, VI-N, VI-O, VI-P, VI-Q, VI-R, WA-A, WA-B, WA-C, WA-D Amber Daniels Dem Ron Hood Rep AM-A, AM-B, BE-A, BE-B, BE-C, BE-D, BL-A, Ohio House BL-B, BL-C, BL-D, BL-E, BR-V, CL-A, CL-B, GR-A.CVB, GR-A.CVG, HO-A, HO-B, HO-C, LI-V, Representative District 78 Austin Reid Rep MA-A, RU-A, RU-B Andrew Smigelski Rep County Administrative Offices (County Commissioner or County Council, Prosecuting Attorney, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, Sheriff, County Recorder, County Treasurer, County Engineer, Coroner, County Auditor, and Municipal Court Clerk) Name of Candidate Office /District/Term Party Precincts Leah Hackleman-Good Dem Jeffrey Fix County Commissioner Rep Countywide FTC 01/01/2019 Lisa Reade Rep Jon A. Slater, Jr. County Auditor Rep Countywide Ohio Supreme Court Name of Candidate Office /Term Party Precincts Michael P. Donnelly Dem Supreme Court Justice Countywide Craig Baldwin FTC 01/01/2019 Rep Melody J. Stewart Dem Supreme Court Justice Countywide Mary DeGenaro FTC 01/02/2019 Rep Ohio Court of Appeals (Fifth District) Name of Candidate Office /Term Party Precincts No Candidate Filed Dem Judge Fifth District Court of Countywide John W. Wise Appeals FTC 2/09/2019 Rep Scott Gwin Dem Judge Fifth District Court of Countywide No Candidate Filed Appeals FTC 2/10/2019 Rep Patricia A. Delaney Dem Judge Fifth District Court of Countywide Andrew King Appeals FTC 02/11/2019 Rep County Court of Common Pleas or County Court Name of Candidate Office /Division/Term Party Precincts No Candidate Filed Dem Judge Common Pleas Countywide Richard E. Berens Court FTC 01/01/2019 Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Judge Domestic Relations Countywide Laura Smith FTC 01/02/2019 Rep Party Offices (State and County Central Committee) (Primary Elections Only) Name of Candidate Office /District Party Precincts Paul R. Johnson State Central Dem Committee Man Countywide Patrick Hennessey District 20 Rep Melody Arent Bobbitt State Central Committee Woman Dem Countywide Melissa Wilde District 20 Diana L. Fleegle State Central Committee Woman Rep Countywide Angela D. White District 20 No Candidate Filed Dem Member County AM-A David A. Ward Central Committee Rep Thomas L. Thornton, Dem Write-In Member County AM-B Central Committee W. Allan Reid Rep Debra L. Schaffner Dem Member County BA-A Joseph L. Farmer Central Committee Rep Michael Lieber Dem Member County BA-B Robert Michael Kalish Central Committee Rep Steven C. Campbell Dem Member County BE-A Jeremiah D. Upp Central Committee Rep Keith Derryberry Dem Member County BE-B Stephen K. Rauch Central Committee Rep James H. Uhl Dem Member County BE-C Jay W. Dupler Central Committee Rep Michael K. Oatney Dem Member County BE-D Todd Childers Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County Central BL-A Michael D. Lyons Committee Rep Party Offices (State and County Central Committee) (Primary Elections Only) Name of Candidate Office/District Party Precincts Reed M. Bailey Dem Member County Central BL-B Brian E. Randles Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County BL-C Raymond L. Crabtree Central Committee Rep Dennis Lupher Dem Member County BL-D Thomas N. Moe Central Committee Rep Paul R. Johnson Dem Member County BL-E Monty Lobb Central Committee Rep Dors E. Wilkinson Dem Member County BR-V David Dee Mowry Central Committee Rep Amy L. Morris Dem Mark S. Garrett Member County Rep CL-A Central Committee Valeda A. Slone Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County CL-B Judith K. Shupe Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Lawrence Gamby Member County Rep COL-A Central Committee Peter J. Messmer Rep Nancy Ashley Dem Member County COL-B Mark Kenney Central Committee Rep Robert H. Wilson Dem Member County COL-C No Candidate Filed Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County COL-D No Candidate Filed Central Committee Rep Tammy D. Drobina Dem Member County GR-A Shelly Squibb Central Committee Rep Party Offices (State and County Central Committee) (Primary Elections Only) Name of Candidate Office /District Party Precincts Stacey Scarmack Dem Member County GR-B Steven Eversole Central Committee Rep Jeff Tipple Dem Member County GR-C Michael W. Tussey Central Committee Rep Jeff Kraner Dem Member County GR-D Joan C. Kaminsky Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County HO-A William C. Tolly Central Committee Rep Robert L. Williams Dem Member County HO-B Angela Horn Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Member County Dem HO-C Central Committee Elaine Swartz Rep Melissa Lu Arent Dem Member County LAN-1A Tom Sollie Central Committee Rep Melody Arent Bobbitt Dem Member County LAN-1B David I. Boden Central Committee Rep Gregory A. Russell Dem Member County LAN-1C David A. Uhl Central Committee Rep Diane Wogan-Burnside Dem Jason Dover Member County Rep LAN-2A Central Committee Lisa McKenzie Rep Suzanne Pelletier- Dem Capitini Member County Central Committee LAN-2B Danny R. Mahaffey Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County LAN-2C Gretchen Nihiser Central Committee Rep Party Offices (State and County Central Committee) (Primary Elections Only) Name of Candidate Office /District Party Precincts Kenneth D. Culver Dem Member County LAN-3A Ann L. Kitzmiller Central Committee Rep Denise D. Callihan Dem Member County LAN-3B David S. Smith Central Committee Rep Neil C. Riggs Dem Member County LAN-3C David Rader Central Committee Rep Muriel Louise Ballou Dem Member County LAN-3D Stephen M. Luchtenberg Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County LAN-3E Alva E. Beavers Central Committee Rep David Samuel Bornino Dem Member County LAN-4A Steven Davis Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County LAN-4B Lindel R. Jackson Central Committee Rep Gerald B. Woodgeard, Dem Jr. Member County Central Committee LAN-4C Ruth Williams Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County LAN-4D Staci Knisley Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County LAN-5A Joseph Nixon Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County LAN-5B Holly J. Miller-Downour Central Committee Rep Deborah Christine Moio Dem Member County LAN-5C Ann M. Hammond Central Committee Rep Party Offices (State and County Central Committee) (Primary Elections Only) Name of Candidate Office /District Party Precincts Harry Eugene Hiles Dem Member County LAN-5D Scott E. Beaver Central Committee Rep No Candidate Filed Dem Member County LAN-6A Becky Tener Central Committee Rep Rudy A. Touvell Dem Member County LAN-6B Sharon Funkhouser Central Committee Rep Deborah Ash Dem Member County LAN-6C Robert E. Jumper, Jr. Central Committee Rep Richard Henley Dem Member County LI-A Jeffrey Feyko Central Committee Rep Karen Santore Dem Melanie Harrison Member County Rep LI-B Central Committee Angela D. White Rep Betsy Alt Dem Member County LI-C Christian Tencza Central Committee Rep David Strait Dem Andrea Flowers- Member County Rep LI-D Anderson Central Committee Leon J.
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