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November 7, 2006 Candidate List NOVEMBER 7, 2006 CANDIDATE LIST Certified: May 23, 2006 Updated: September 25, 2006 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR/LT GOVERNOR TED STRICKLAND LARRY BAYS (Write In) J KENNETH BLACKWELL 370 MARKET ST N 2444 SCHELLIN RD 693 WINDINGS LN LISBON OH 44432 WOOSTER OH 44691 CINCINNATI OH 45220 AND AND AND LEE FISHER DEBRA K FRIES THOMAS A RAGA 15925 SHAKER BLVD 2812 LEE DR 7700 BROOKFARM CT SHAKER HEIGHTS OH 44120 WOOSTER OH 44691 MASON OH 45040 JAMES LUNDEEN (Write In) 22380 OVERLOOK RD CLEVELAND HEIGHTS OH 44106 AND KEVIN J BECKER 28750 FAIRMOUNT BLVD PEPPER PIKE OH 44124 ROBERT FITRAKIS 1240 BRYDEN RD COLUMBUS OH 43205 AND ANITA RIOS 2626 ROBINWOOD TOLEDO OH 43610 WILLIAM S PEIRCE 7000 UPPER FORTY MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44040 AND MARK M NOBLE 723 SPRINGS DR COLUMBUS OH 43214 ATTORNEY GENERAL MARC DANN BETTY MONTGOMERY 637 NORTHLAWN DR 11133 RIVERBEND WEST CT YOUNGSTOWN OH 44505 PERRYSBURG OH 43551 AUDITOR OF STATE BARBARA SYKES MARY TAYLOR 133 FURNACE RUN DR 3431 PARFOURE BLVD AKRON OH 44307 UNIONTOWN OH 44685 SECRETARY OF STATE JENNIFER L BRUNNER JOHN A EASTMAN GREG HARTMANN 893 CHERRYFIELD AVE 6023 BUGGY WHIP LN 2560 GRANDIN RD COLUMBUS OH 43235 CENTERVILLE OH 45459 CINCINNATI OH 45208 TIMOTHY J KETTLER 29674 TWP RD 30 WARSAW OH 43844 TREASURER OF STATE RICHARD CORDRAY SANDRA O’BRIEN 4900 GROVE CITY RD 3434 STUMPVILLE RD GROVE CITY OH 43123 ROME OH 44085 U.S. SENATOR SHERROD BROWN RICHARD DUNCAN (Write In) MIKE DEWINE 37905 HERON LN 1100 EAST BLVD 2587 CONLEY RD AVON OH 44011 AURORA OH 44202 CEDARVILLE OH 45314 JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Term commencing 1/1/2007 WILLIAM M O’NEILL TERRENCE O’DONNELL 119 WAVERLY RD 3400 DELMAR DR S RUSSELL OH 44022 ROCKY RIVER OH 44116 Term commencing 1/2/2007 BEN ESPY ROBERT R CUPP 1350 BROOKWOOD PL 3003 W HUME RD COLUMBUS OH 43209 LIMA OH 45806 7TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT US CONGRESS 1/1/07 (2 YEARS) (GREENE CO MOST POPULOUS) WILLIAM R CONNER DAVE HOBSON 3193 KINGFISHER PLACE 2905 KILKENNY DR BEAVERCREEK OH 45431 SPRINGFIELD OH 45503 31ST OHIO SENATE DISTRICT OHIO SENATOR 1/1/07 (4 YEARS) (LICKING CO MOST POPULOUS) DENNIS A LUPHER TIM SCHAFFER 8303 W BOWLING GREEN LN 1173 STONE RUN CT LANCASTER 43130 LANCASTER 43130 5TH OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (FAIRFIELD CO.) REPRESENTATIVE 1/1/07 (2 YEARS) R KELLY KIRK GERALD L STEBELTON 11862 MARBURGER RD 536 E ALLEN ST STOUTSVILLE 43154 LANCASTER 43130 JUDGES OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS (STARK CO. MOST POPULOUS) Term Commencing 2/09/07 (6 YEARS) JOHN W WISE 7765 GATEWOOD DR NW NORTH CANTON 44720 Term Commencing 2/10/07 (6 YEARS) SCOTT GWIN 3630 OVERHILL DR NW CANTON 44718 Term Commencing 2/11/07 (6 YEARS) PATRICIA A DELANEY STEPHEN F BELDEN 2308 LACKEY MEADOWS DR 2915 CROYDON DR NW DELAWARE 43015 CANTON 44718 COMMISSIONER 1/1/07 (4 YEARS) GEORGE C HALLARN MIKE KIGER 5225 PLUM RD 1080 COONPATH RD NW CARROLL 43112 LANCASTER 43130 AUDITOR* 3/12/07 (4 YEARS) BARBARA CURTISS 104 W MAIN ST # 6 BREMEN 43107 CLERK OF COURTS 1/5/09 for the Unexpired Term PETER KUKLA DEBORAH SMALLEY 3475 STEPATH MOUND LN SW 1292 CHESTER WAY NW LANCASTER 43130 CANAL WINCHESTER 43110 COMMON PLEAS JUDGE 1/1/07 (6 YEARS) RICHARD E BERENS 2082 COLDSPRING DR LANCASTER 43130 DOMESTIC RELATIONS JUDGE 1/2/07 (6 YEARS) KATHY S MOWRY 129 STRAYER AVE BREMEN 43107 .
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