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Overview of Election Year 2012 Post-Primary. Federal Candidates For President President Barack Obama, Democrat – Unopposed Primary. Republican Opponent.

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1 Overview of Election Year 2012 Post-Primary

2 Federal Candidates For President President Barack Obama, Democrat – Unopposed Primary. Republican Opponent Still To Be Determined For Senate Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat Josh Mandel, Republican

3 Congressional Candidates Continued Congressional District 11 : Incumbent Marcia Fudge, Democrat No Republicans filed for this seat. Congressional District 13 Incumbent Tim Ryan, Democrat Marisha Agana, Republican

4 Congressional Candidates Continued Congressional District 14: Incumbent Steve LaTourette, Republican Dale V. Blanchard, Democrat Congressional District 16: Incumbent Jim Renacci, Republican. Betty Sutton, Democrat (technically an incumbent as well; currently representing the now redrawn District 13)

5 Ohio Supreme Court Candidates Three Ohio Supreme Court judge seats are up for election Incumbent Democrat Yvette McGee Brown will face Republican Sharon Kennedy. Incumbent Republican Terrence O’Donnell will face Democrat Robert Price. Incumbent Republican Robert Cupp will face the Democrat William Michael O’Neil

6 Ohio House Candidates Continued House District 34: Incumbent Vernon Sykes, Democrat (Currently District 44) Ronya Jeanette Habash, Republican House District 35: Incumbent Zack Milkovich, Democrat (Currently District 45) Kevin Mitchell, Republican.

7 Ohio House Candidates Continued House District 36: Incumbent Anthony DeVitis, Republican (Currently District 43) Paul Colavecchio, Democrat House District 37: Incumbent Kristina Roegner, Republican (Currently District 42) Tom Schmida, Democrat

8 Ohio House Candidates Continued House District 38: To be determined Republican candidate. Currently incumbent Lynn Slaby, Republican (Currently District 41) Mike Kaplan, Democrat

9 Ohio Senate Candidates State Senate District 28: Incumbent Tom Sawyer, Democrat Robert Gregory Roush, Republican

10 County Candidates County Council At-Large: Incumbent Sandra Kurt, Democrat Jane Davis, Republican Summit County executive: Incumbent Russ Pry, Democrat Frank Larson, Republican

11 County Candidates Sheriff: Steve Barry, Democrat Randy Rivers, Republican Summit County Prosecutor: Incumbent Sherri Bevan Walsh, Democrat Candace Kim-Knox, Republican.

12 County Candidates Summit County Fiscal Officer: Incumbent Kristen Scalise, Democrat Ronald Antal, Republican Summit County Engineer: Incumbent Alan Brubaker, Democrat Bruce Robinson, Republican

13 County Candidates Summit County Clerk of Courts: Incumbent Dan Horrigan, Democrat Kandi O’Connor, Republican

14 9th District Court of Appeals Incumbent Democrat Clair Dickinson is seeking re- election. Jennifer Hensal, Republican, is also running for this seat.

15 Summit County Common Pleas Four Summit County Common Pleas judgeships are up for election. Incumbent Tammy O’Brien, Republican Kathryn Michael, Democrat Incumbent Judge Paul Gallagher, Democrat David Lombardi, Republican

16 Summit County Common Pleas Incumbent Judge Thomas Teodosio, Democrat Eddie Sipplen, Republican John Fickes, Democrat Amy Corrigall Jones, Republican

17 Probate Court Elinore Marsh Stormer, Democrat Alison McCarty, Republican

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