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Scott Miller, President | Alan Miller, Vice President | Kent Cahlander, Editor | Marcus Roth, Rachel Buccicone, Jeremy Pelzer & Shannon Young, Staff Writers 17 S Ohio Government Directory (2013-2014) EXECUTIVE BRANCH Governor: John Kasich (R) Lt. Governor: Mary Taylor (R) Attorney General: Mike DeWine (R) Auditor: Dave Yost (R) Secretary of State: Jon Husted (R) Treasurer: Josh Mandel (R) SUPREME COURT OF OHIO Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor (R) Justice Paul Pfeifer (R) Justice Terrence O’Donnell (R) Justice Judith Lanzinger (R) Justice William O’Neill (D) Justice Sharon Kennedy (R) Justice Judith French (R) U.S. SENATE BROWN, Sherrod (D-Avon) PORTMAN, Rob (R-Terrace Park) U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICANS (12) DEMOCRATS (4) BOEHNER, John (8-West Chester) BEATTY, Joyce (3-Columbus) CHABOT, Steve (1-Cincinnati) FUDGE, Marcia (11-Cleveland) JORDAN, Jim (4-Urbana) KAPTUR, Marcy (9-Toledo) JOHNSON, Bill (6-Poland) RYAN, Tim (13-Niles) JOYCE, David (14-Russell Twp.) GIBBS, Bob (7-Lakeville) LATTA, Bob (5-Bowling Green) RENACCI, Jim (16-Alliance) STIVERS, Steve (15-Columbus) TIBERI, Patrick (12-Galena) TURNER, Michael (10-Dayton) WENSTRUP, Brad (2-Cincinnati) Scott Miller, President | Alan Miller, Vice President | Kent Cahlander, Editor | Marcus Roth, Rachel Buccicone, Jeremy Pelzer & Shannon Young, Staff Writers 17 S. High St., Suite 630 | Columbus OH 43215 | Telephone: 614.221.1992 | Fax: 614.221.7844 | [email protected] GONGWER NEWS SERVICE OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPUBLICANS (60) DEMOCRATS (39) ADAMS, John (85-Sidney) ANTONIO, Nickie (13-Lakewood) ADAMS, Richard (80-Troy) ASHFORD, Mike (44-Toledo) AMSTUTZ, Ron (1-Wooster) BARBORAK, Nick (5-Lisbon) ANIELSKI, Marlene (6-Walton Hills) BARNES, John (12-Cleveland) BAKER, Nan (16-Westlake) BISHOFF, Heather (20-Blacklick) BATCHELDER, Bill (69-Medina) BOYCE, Kevin (25-Columbus) BECK, Peter (54-Mason) BOYD, Barbara (9-Cleveland Hts.) BECKER, John (65-Union Township) BUDISH, Armond (8-Beachwood) BLAIR, Terrence (42-Washington Twp.) CARNEY, John (22-Columbus) BLESSING, Louis (29-Cincinnati) CELEBREZZE, Nicholas (15-Parma) BOOSE, Terry (57-Norwalk) CERA, Jack (96-Bellaire) BRENNER, Andy (67-Powell) CLYDE, Kathleen (75-Kent) BROWN, Tim (3-Bowling Green) CURTIN, Michael (17-Columbus) BUCHY, Jim (84-Greenville) DRIEHAUS, Denise (31-Cincinnati) BURKLEY, Tony (82-Paulding) FEDOR, Teresa (45-Toledo) BUTLER, Jim (41-Oakwood) FOLEY, Mike (14-Cleveland) CONDITT, Margaret (52-Liberty Twp.) GERBERRY, Ronald (59-Austintown) DAMSCHRODER, Rex (88-Fremont) HAGAN, Robert (58-Youngstown) DERICKSON, Tim (53-Oxford) HEARD, Tracy (26-Columbus) DeVITIS, Tony (36-Green) LETSON, Tom (64-Warren) DOVILLA, Mike (7-Berea) LUNDY, Matt (55-Elyria) DUFFEY, Mike (21-Worthington) MALLORY, Dale (32-Cincinnati) GONZALES, Anne (19-Westerville) MILKOVICH, Zack (35-Akron) GREEN, Doug (66-Mt. Orab) O’BRIEN, Sean (63-Brookfield) GROSSMAN, Cheryl (23-Grove City) PATMON, Bill (10-Cleveland) HACKETT, Bob (74-London) PATTERSON, John (99-Jefferson) HAGAN, Christina (50-Uniontown) PHILLIPS, Debbie (94-Athens) HALL, David (70-Millersburg) PILLICH, Connie (28-Cincinnati) HAYES, Bill (72-Harrison Twp.) RAMOS, Dan (56-Lorain) HENNE, Michael (40-Clayton) REDFERN, Chris (89-Port Clinton) HILL, Brian (97-Zanesville) REECE, Alicia (33-Cincinnati) HOOD, Ron (78-Ashville) ROGERS, John (60-Mentor-on-the-Lake) HOTTINGER, Jay (71-Newark) SLESNICK, Stephen (49-Canton) HUFFMAN, Matt (4-Lima) STINZIANO, Michael (18-Columbus) JOHNSON, Terry (90-McDermott) STRAHORN, Fred (39-Dayton) KUNZE, Stephanie (24-Hilliard) SYKES, Vernon (34-Akron) LANDIS, Al (98-Dover) SZOLLOSI, Matt (46-Oregon) LYNCH, Matt (76-Bainbridge Twp.) WILLIAMS, Sandra (11-Cleveland) MAAG, Ron (62-Lebanon) WINBURN, Roland (43-Dayton) McCLAIN, Jeff (87-Upper Sandusky) McGREGOR, Ross (79-Springfield) PELANDA, Dorothy L. (86-Marysville) PERALES, Rick (73-Beavercreek) RETHERFORD, Wes (51-Hamilton) ROEGNER, Kristina (37-Hudson) ROMANCHUK, Mark (2-Mansfield) ROSENBERGER, Cliff (91-Clarksville) RUHL, Margaret Ann (68-Mt. Vernon) SCHERER, Gary (92-Circleville) SCHURING, Kirk (48-Canton) SEARS, Barbara (47-Sylvania) SLABY, Marilyn (38-Copley Twp.) SMITH, Ryan (93-Gallipolis) SPRAGUE, Robert (83-Findlay) STAUTBERG, Peter (27-Cincinnati) STEBELTON, Gerald (77-Lancaster) TERHAR, Louis (30-Cincinnati) THOMPSON, Andy (95-Marietta) WACHTMANN, Lynn (81-Napoleon) YOUNG, Ron (61-Leroy) Page 2 GONGWER NEWS SERVICE OHIO SENATE REPUBLICANS (23) DEMOCRATS (10) BACON, Kevin (3-Columbus) BROWN, Edna (11-Toledo) BALDERSON, Troy (20-Zanesville) CAFARO, Capri (32-Hubbard) BEAGLE, Bill (5-Tipp City) GENTILE, Lou (30-Steubenville) BURKE, Dave (26-Marysville) KEARNEY, Eric (9-Cincinnati) COLEY, William (4-Middletown) SAWYER, Tom (28-Akron) EKLUND, John (18-Chardon) SCHIAVONI, Joe (33-Youngstown) FABER, Keith (12-Celina) SKINDELL, Michael (23-Lakewood) GARDNER, Randy (2-Bowling Green) SMITH, Shirley (21-Cleveland) HITE, Cliff (1-Findlay) TAVARES, Charleta (15-Columbus) HUGHES, Jim (16-Columbus) TURNER, Nina (25-Cleveland) JONES, Shannon (7-Springboro) JORDAN, Kris (19-Powell) LaROSE, Frank (27-Copley Twp.) LEHNER, Peggy (6-Kettering) MANNING, Gayle (13-N. Ridgeville) OBHOF, Larry (22-Montville Twp.) OELSLAGER, Scott (29-N. Canton) PATTON, Tom (24-Strongsville) PETERSON, Bob (17-Sabina) SCHAFFER, Tim (31-Lancaster) SEITZ, Bill (8-Cincinnati) UECKER, Joe (14-Loveland) WIDENER, Chris (10-Springfield) Page 3.
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