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Ohio House Dist The following is a preliminary list of candidates filed at county board of elections by Wednesday's deadline. Hannah News will be running a complete list after boards of elections certify the filings. (WI denotes Write In) Updated 1/11/16 Ohio House Dist. Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party 1 R. Amstutz Scott Wiggam David Kiefer 2 M. Romanchuk Brittany Bowman Mark Romanchuk 3 T. Brown David Walters Tim Brown 4 R. Cupp Robert Cupp 5 T. Ginter John R. Dyce Tim Ginter 6 M. Anielski Phillip Robinson Marlene Anielski 7 M. Dovilla David J. Thurau Thomas Patton Jennifer Herold 8 K. Smith Kent Smith Cassandra McDonald 9 J. Boyd Janine Boyd Joe Miller Isaac Powell 10 B. Patmon Bill Patmon Thomas Pekarek (WI) 11 S. Howse Stephanie Howse Shalira Taylor 12 J. Barnes John Barnes Jr. Jill Miller Zimon 13 N. Antonio Nickie Antonio 14 M. Sweeney Martin Sweeney 15 N. Celebrezze Nicholas Celebrezze 16 N. Baker Tommy Greene Dave Greenspan 17 M. Curtin Adam Miller John Rush Matt Jolson 18 M. Stinziano Kristin Boggs Whitney Smith Joshua Clark Adhanet Kifle 19 A. Gonzales Michael Johnston Anne Gonzales 20 H. Bishoff Heather Bishoff Lisa Schacht Bobby Mitchell 21 M. Duffey Ryan Koch Mike Duffey 22 D. Leland David Leland Linda L. Jarrett 23 C. Grossman Lee Schreiner Mike Lanese 24 S. Kunze Kristopher Keller Jim Hughes 25 K. Boyce Dontavius Jarrells Seth Golding Bernadine K. Kent Jeffrey D. Mackey Mayo Makinde Napoleon Bell (WI) 26 H. Craig Hearcel F. Craig Kenneth H. Collins 27 T. Brinkman Joe Otis Tom Brinkman Jr. Heidi Huber 28 J. Dever Jessica Miranda Johathan Dever Regina Collins (WI) 29 L. Blessing III Louis Blessing III 30 L. Terhar Mark A. Childers Bill Seitz 31 D. Driehaus Brian Garry Mary Yeager Paul M. Booth Brigid Kelly Paul Sohi Ben Lindy Nicholas W. Hollan 32 C. Kuhns Shawn Butler Matthew H. Wahlert Leo D'Cruz Catherine Ingram Kevin Johnson (WI) 33 A. Reece Alicia Reece David Miller 34 E. Sykes Emilia Sykes Gene Littlefield 35 G. Johnson Greta Johnson Joseph James Vassel 36 A. DeVitis Mike Keith Anthony DeVitis Bobby McDowall 37 K. Roegner Sam Alonso Kristina Daley Roegner 38 M. Slaby Matt Browarek Marilyn Slaby Judith Lynn Lee 39 F. Strahorn Fred Strahorn 40 M. Henne David Lee Richards Michael Henne Thomas McMasters 41 J. Butler James M. Calhoun Jim Butler 42 N. Antani Pat Merris Niraj Antani 43 J. Rezabek David Sparks Jeffery Rezabek 44 M. Ashford Michael Ashford John Insco 45 T. Fedor Teresa Fedor James Nowak 46 M. Sheehy Michael Sheehy Diana Skaff 47 B. Sears Michael Sarantou Derek Merrin Kevin G. Haddad Barbara S. Lang Vicky Lyle 48 K. Schuring Jennifer Bigham Kirk Schuring 49 S. Slesnick Joyce Healy-Abrams Don McMasters Thomas West 50 C. Hagan John L. Jergensen Christina Hagan 51 W. Retheford Johnny Hamilton Courtney Combs Wes Retherford 52 M. Conditt Margaret Conditt 53 T. Derickson Suzi Rubin Joe Mulligan Candice Keller 54 P. Zeltwanger Rick Smith Paul Zeltwanger 55 N. Manning Kevin Watkinson Nathan Manning 56 D. Ramos Dan Ramos Jessie Mae Tower 57 T. Boose Tom Dunlap Kathryn Frombaugh Timothy M. Opsitnick Dick Stein Lee Charles Waldrup 58 M. Lepore-Hagan Michele Lepore-Hagan Corrine Sanderson Michael E. O'Hara 59 J. Boccieri John Boccieri Don Manning Jim Murphy 60 J. Rogers John M. Rogers Robert Rule 61 R. Young Rick Walker Ron Young 62 R. Maag Samuel Ronan Scott Lipps Ray Warrick Steve Muterspaw 63 S. O'Brien Glenn Holmes Devon Stanley Benjamin Kyle Marianne James 64 M. O'Brien Michael O'Brien Martha Yoder Richard Hlaudy 65 J. Becker John Becker 66 D. Green Ken P. McNeely Jr. Doug Green 67 A. Brenner Janet Breneman Andrew O. Brenner 68 M. Ruhl John Russell Rick Carfagna Patrick J. Quinn W. Miles Bancroft Jason Rogers Beth Lear 69 S. Hambley Frank Zona Steve Hambley Chris M. Sawicki 70 D. Hall Steven W. Johnson Darrell D. Kick Lisa Woods 71 S. Ryan Joseph Begeny Scott Ryan 72 B. Hayes John R. Carlisle Cliff Biggers Larry Householder Randal Almendinger 73 R. Perales Brian Housh Rick Perales 74 R. Hackett Barbara Niemeyer Joe Russell Steve Key Brenden Shea Chris Wallace Bill Dean 75 K. Clyde Kathleen Clyde Jim Lutz 76 S. LaTourette Terri McIntee Sarah LaTourette 77 T. Schaffer Brad Nicodemus Tim Schaffer Justin Taylor 78 R. Hood Ron Hood 79 K. Koehler Alexander Wendt Kyle Koehler 80 S. Huffman Steve Huffman 81 R. McColley Robert McColley 82 T. Burkley Tony Burkley Craig Riedel 83 R. Sprague Mary Harshfield Robert Sprague Kevin Rettig 84 J. Buchy Ed Huff Jr. Keith Faber 85 N. Vitale Nino Vitale 86 D. Pelanda Scott Crider Dorothy Pelanda 87 J. McClain Tom Whiston Steve Reinhard Wes Goodman 88 W. Reineke William Reineke 89 S. Arndt Danny K. Edmond Steve Arndt Lawrence Hartlaub 90 T. Johnson Tara Cordle Terry Johnson 91 C. Rosenberger Cliff Rosenberger 92 G. Scherer Gary Scherer 93 R. Smith Ryan Smith 94 D. Phillips Sarah H. Grace Jay Edwards Eddie Smith 95 A. Thompson Ginny Favede Andy Thompson 96 J. Cera Jack Cera Patrick Murphy 97 B. Hill Brian Hill 98 A. Landis Jeremiah Johnson Al Landis 99 J. Patterson John Patterson Ohio Senate Dist. Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party 2 R. Gardner Kirk Halliday Randy Gardner 4 B. Coley John Kinne Bill Coley Jeremiah York Joseph Ebbing Eric Gurr 6 P. Lehner Lu Dale Peggy Lehner Barbara Temple 8 B. Seitz Mary Rose Lierman Lou Terhar 10 C. Widener Matthew Kirk Robert Hackett Michael Sergio Gilbert Brian Walton 12 K. Faber John Adams Matt Huffman 14 J. Uecker Charlie Carlier Joe Uecker 16 J. Hughes Larry L. Malone Jr. Stephanie Kunze Aaron Neuman 18 J. Eklund Wiley Runnestrand John Eklund 20 T. Balderson Troy Balderson 22 L. Obhof Christopher S. King Larry J. Obhof Janet Porter 24 T. Patton Emily Hagan Nan Baker Matt Dolan Mike Dovilla 26 D. Burke Dave Burke 28 T. Sawyer Vernon Sykes Johnathan Schultz Elizabeth Walters 30 L. Gentile Lou Gentile Frank Hoagland 32 C. Cafaro Sean O'Brien Robert Allen Kristen Rock Randy Law Ohio Supreme Court Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party M. O'Connor Marueen O'Connor J. Lanzinger Cynthia Rice Pat Fisher Colleen O'Toole P. Pfeiffer John O'Donnell Pat DeWine Congress Dist. Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party 1 S. Chabot Jim Berns Steve Chabot Fred Kundrata Michele Young 2 B. Wenstrup Russ Hurley Brad Wenstrup Ronny Richards Jim Lewis William R. Smith 3 J. Beatty Joyce Beatty John Adams 4 J. Jordan Janet Garrett Jim Jordan Daniel Johnson Norbert G. Dennerll Jr. 5 B. Latta James Neu Jr. Bob Latta 6 B. Johnson Michael Lorentz Bill Johnson Michael Davenport 7 B. Gibbs Roy Rich Bob Gibbs Tom Spence Terry Robertson 8 Vacant Corey Foitser Matthew Ashworth James Condit Jr. (Green) Scott George J.D. Winteregg Eric J. Haemmerle Kevin F. White Terri King John W. Robbins Edward Meer Bill Beagle George Wooley Tim Derickson Joseph Matvey James Spurlino Michael Smith Warren Davidson 9 M. Kaptur Marcy Kaptur Steven Kraus Donald Larson Joel Lieske 10 M. Turner Robert Klepinger Mike Turner 11 M. Fudge Marcia Fudge Beverly A. Goldstein 12 P. Tiberi Edward Albertson Pat Tiberi Joe Manchik (Green) 13 T. Ryan Tim Ryan Richard Morckel John Stephen Lunchansky 14 D. Joyce Alfred Mackey David P. Joyce Michael Wager Matt Lynch 15 S. Stivers Scott Wharton Steve Stivers Dennis Lambert (WI) (Green) 16 J. Renacci Keith Mundy Jim Renacci U.S. Senate Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party R. Portman Ted Strickland Rob Portman Joseph DeMare (Green) P.G. Sittenfeld Donald Eckhart Kelly Prather U.S. President Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party B. Obama Hillary Clinton Jeb Bush Rocque "Rocky" De La Fuente Ben Carson Bernie Sanders Chris Christie Ted Cruz Carly Fiorina Mike Huckabee John Kasich Rand Paul Marco Rubio Rick Santorum Donald Trump.
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