Combined ballot

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Council Member; City of Cincinnati (9 Elected)

• David Pepper
  34,405 votes 7.98%
• Alicia Reece
  32,078 votes 7.44%
• Laketa Cole
  27,644 votes 6.41%
• Jim Tarbell
  27,480 votes 6.37%
• John Cranley
  26,980 votes 6.26%
• Pat DeWine
  26,573 votes 6.16%
• Christopher Smitherman
  25,483 votes 5.91%
• Sam Malone
  24,002 votes 5.57%
• David C. Crowley
  22,713 votes 5.27%
• Damon Lynch, III
  21,764 votes 5.05%
• Leslie Ghiz
  19,916 votes 4.62%
• Chris Monzel
  19,197 votes 4.45%
• Barbara W. Trauth
  17,480 votes 4.05%
• John Connelly
  14,047 votes 3.26%
• Pete Witte
  13,479 votes 3.13%
• Terry Deters
  11,889 votes 2.76%
• John F. Schlagetter
  11,420 votes 2.65%
• Tom Jones
  10,441 votes 2.42%
• Samuel T. Britton
  9,778 votes 2.27%
• Howard H. Bond
  8,260 votes 1.92%
• Nick Spencer
  7,378 votes 1.71%
• Marilyn Hyland
  5,864 votes 1.36%
• Brian Crum Garry
  5,504 votes 1.28%
• Eric Wilson
  2,686 votes 0.62%
• Glenn O. Givens, Sr.
  2,327 votes 0.54%
• Larry J. Frazier
  2,323 votes 0.54%

Member Council; City of Blue Ash (2 Elected)

• Raymond MacNab, Republican
  1,610 votes 35.45%
• Henry S. Stacey, Republican
  1,461 votes 32.17%
• Duncan G. Caldwell
  793 votes 17.46%
• Curtis R. Battle
  677 votes 14.91%

Member Council; City of Blue Ash; Ward 1

• Jim Sumner, Republican
  335 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Blue Ash; Ward 2

• Stephanie Stoller, Republican
  364 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Blue Ash; Ward 3

• Rick Bryan, Republican
  435 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Blue Ash; Ward 4

• Robert J. Buckman, Jr., Republican
  160 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Blue Ash; Ward 5

• Mark F. Weber, Republican
  428 votes 100.00%

Mayor; City of Cheviot

• Samuel D. Keller, Democratic
  1,244 votes 100.00%

Auditor; City of Cheviot

• Daniel T. Murphy, Democratic
  825 votes 51.15%
• John B. Miles, Republican
  788 votes 48.85%

Law Director; City of Cheviot

• Mark G. Waters, Republican
  1,265 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Cheviot (3 Elected)

• Kathleen Zech, Republican
  1,143 votes 28.00%
• Michael J. Mestemaker, Republican
  1,108 votes 27.14%
• Charlie Norman, Republican
  1,000 votes 24.50%
• Donald L. Johnson, Democratic
  831 votes 20.36%

Mayor; City of Deer Park

• David A. Collins, Republican
  748 votes 66.31%
• Clarence R. Behrens, Democratic
  380 votes 33.69%

President of Council; City of Deer Park

• Richard W. Walker, Republican

Auditor; City of Deer Park

• John C. Applegate, Republican
  912 votes 100.00%

Law Director; City of Deer Park

• Jeffrey S. Vollman, Republican
  863 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Deer Park (3 Elected)

• Joseph W. Comer, Republican
  720 votes 27.33%
• Patrick T. Bowes, Republican
  687 votes 26.08%
• Andrew E. Diehm, Republican
  672 votes 25.51%
• James J. Lenihan, Democratic
  555 votes 21.07%

Council Member; City of Deer Park; Ward 1

• Pat McGoron, Republican
  213 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Deer Park; Ward 2

• Donald C. Rohdenburg, Republican
  200 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Deer Park; Ward 3

• Mathew T. McBride, Republican
  191 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Deer Park; Ward 4

• Christine M. Hedger, Republican
  276 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Forest Park; 4 Year Term (3 Elected)

• Clara R. Pugh
  1,622 votes 38.60%
• James P. Lawler
  1,386 votes 32.98%
• David Lives
  1,194 votes 28.42%

Council Member; City of Forest Park; Unexpired Term Ending 11/30/05

• Barrie R. Owen
  1,551 votes 100.00%

Mayor; City of Harrison

• Daniel J. Gieringer, Democratic
  1,002 votes 58.12%
• Randy Shank, Republican
  722 votes 41.88%

Council Member; City of Harrison (3 Elected)

• Joel F. McGuire
  911 votes 19.97%
• Judy Kercheval
  901 votes 19.75%
• James E. Robertson, Republican
  821 votes 18.00%
• Walter K. Powers
  768 votes 16.84%
• Raymond J. Acra, Republican
  600 votes 13.16%
• John G. Yocum, Republican
  560 votes 12.28%

Council Member; City of Indian Hill (7 Elected)

• Eppa Rixey, IV
  1,469 votes 13.30%
• Barbara Hauck
  1,449 votes 13.12%
• David T. Ottenjohn
  1,401 votes 12.68%
• Thomas C. Rink
  1,396 votes 12.64%
• Susan K. Holzapfel
  1,395 votes 12.63%
• W. Roger Fry
  1,389 votes 12.57%
• Peter D. Gomsak, Jr.
  1,328 votes 12.02%
• Brian Gillan
  684 votes 6.19%
• David F. Turner
  535 votes 4.84%

Council Member; City of Loveland (3 Elected)

• Paul E. Elliott
  1,047 votes 20.77%
• Todd A. Osborne
  935 votes 18.55%
• Katie Showler
  914 votes 18.13%
• Dave Bednar
  765 votes 15.18%
• Peggy J. Goodwin
  730 votes 14.48%
• Donna M. Lajcak
  649 votes 12.88%

Council Member; City of Madeira (3 Elected)

• Sherry F. Mattes
  1,720 votes 26.95%
• David A. Sams
  1,675 votes 26.25%
• John R. Dobbs
  1,541 votes 24.15%
• David L. Pressler
  1,446 votes 22.66%

Council Member; City of Milford (4 Elected)

• Shannon Reynolds
  3 votes 30.00%
• Craig Kolb
  3 votes 30.00%
• Charlene Hinners
  2 votes 20.00%
• Lou Bishop
  1 votes 10.00%
• Paul Snyder
  1 votes 10.00%
• Robert M. Tasch
  0 votes 0.00%

Council Member; City of Montgomery (3 Elected)

• William Niehaus
  1,675 votes 37.55%
• Gerri Harbison
  1,476 votes 33.09%
• Todd A. Steinbrink
  1,310 votes 29.37%

Mayor; City of Mount Healthy

• George W. Rouse, Republican
  1,056 votes 100.00%

Law Director; City of Mount Healthy

• Stephen G. Wolf, Democratic
  1,167 votes 100.00%

President of Council; City of Mount Healthy

• Sylvia L. Lawson, Republican
  1,104 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Mount Healthy (3 Elected)

• Mary Ann Reusch, Democratic
  942 votes 35.80%
• Joseph T. Roetting, Democratic
  902 votes 34.28%
• Denise A. Lingo, Democratic
  787 votes 29.91%

Council Member; City of Mount Healthy; Ward 1

• Anthony C. Lombardo, Democratic
  302 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Mount Healthy; Ward 2

• Kenneth F. Cook, Republican
  274 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Mount Healthy; Ward 3

• Jason D. Gourley, Republican
  273 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Mount Healthy; Ward 4

• William R. DeBruler, Republican
  241 votes 100.00%

Auditor; City of Mount Healthy

Mayor; City of North College Hill

• Daniel R. Brooks, Democratic
  1,278 votes 100.00%

President of Council; City of North College Hill

• Roger R. Krummen, Democratic
  1,103 votes 100.00%

Law Director; City of North College Hill

• Mark A. Basil, Democratic
  1,059 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of North College Hill (7 Elected)

• Teresa Hiller Eilermann, Democratic
  1,019 votes 13.29%
• Maureen P. Mason, Democratic
  1,011 votes 13.19%
• Vernon C. Finke, Democratic
  990 votes 12.91%
• Steven L. West, Democratic
  949 votes 12.38%
• Brian J. Ruter, Democratic
  946 votes 12.34%
• Steve Carson, Republican
  823 votes 10.74%
• Jason M. Fulmer, Democratic
  557 votes 69.11%
• Stephen O. Moore, Democratic
  325 votes 53.28%

Mayor; City of Norwood

• Thomas F. Williams, Democratic
  2,194 votes 50.33%
• Victor Schneider, Republican
  2,165 votes 49.67%

Auditor; City of Norwood

• Donnie R. Jones, Republican
  3,267 votes 100.00%

President of Council; City of Norwood

• Jane M. Grote, Republican
  2,433 votes 56.70%
• Debbie L. Davidson, Democratic
  1,858 votes 43.30%

Law Director; City of Norwood

• Rick Gibson, Republican
  2,327 votes 54.38%
• John H. Fenton, Democratic
  1,952 votes 45.62%

Council Member; City of Norwood (3 Elected)

• Joesph W. Sanker, Democratic
  2,298 votes 19.92%
• Michael D. Gabbard, Republican
  2,171 votes 18.82%
• Bill Tracey, Democratic
  1,853 votes 16.06%
• G. Jason Brewer, Republican
  1,773 votes 15.37%
• Steve Thornbury, Republican
  1,732 votes 15.01%
• Alliea Phipps, Democratic
  1,710 votes 14.82%

Council Member; City of Norwood; Ward 1

• Keith D. Moore, Democratic
  325 votes 53.28%
• Coy L. Fugett, Republican
  285 votes 46.72%

Council Member; City of Norwood; Ward 2

• Michael Clifford Fulmer, Democratic
  557 votes 69.11%
• Kelley Ryan, Republican
  249 votes 30.89%

Council Member; City of Norwood; Ward 3

• Joseph C. Geers, Democratic
  349 votes 61.66%
• Jerry Klems, Republican
  217 votes 38.34%

Council Member; City of Norwood; Ward 4

• John T. Mumper, Democratic
  498 votes 55.33%
• Steven Patterson, Republican
  402 votes 44.67%

Council Member; City of Norwood; Ward 5

• Cassandra N. Brown, Republican
  346 votes 51.72%
• Ronald J. Rankin, Democratic
  323 votes 48.28%

Council Member; City of Norwood; Ward 6

• William E. DeLuca, Democratic
  460 votes 61.50%
• Brandon DeVault, Republican
  288 votes 38.50%

Mayor; City of Reading

• Robert P. Bemmes, Republican
  1,531 votes 46.38%
• James F. Pfennig, Democratic
  1,008 votes 30.54%
• James L. Perdue, Jr.
  762 votes 23.08%

President of Council; City of Reading

• Carol Bullock Carpenter
  1,657 votes 51.33%
• Albert C. Elmlinger, Jr., Republican
  1,571 votes 48.67%

Auditor; City of Reading

• Douglas G. Sand, Democratic
  2,555 votes 100.00%

Law Director; City of Reading

• David T. Stevenson, Republican
  1,856 votes 58.72%
• David Pflanz, Democratic
  1,305 votes 41.28%

Council Member (At-Large); City of Reading (3 Elected)

• Robert J. Ashbrock, Republican
  1,836 votes 21.04%
• Thomas E. Pennekamp, Republican
  1,636 votes 18.74%
• Mary Pletz, Democratic
  1,500 votes 17.19%
• Russell Wulf, Democratic
  1,350 votes 15.47%
• Michael Brodeur, Republican
  1,250 votes 14.32%
• Kevin Dallas, Democratic
  1,156 votes 13.24%

Member Council; City of Reading; Ward 1

• Lee G. Roth, Democratic
  390 votes 57.44%
• Dwight K. Daum, Republican
  289 votes 42.56%

Member Council; City of Reading; Ward 2

• Anthony J. Gertz, Republican
  448 votes 64.46%
• Shawn Trapp, Democratic
  247 votes 35.54%

Member Council; City of Reading; Ward 3

• James C. Champlin, III, Republican
  418 votes 52.05%
• Kevin A. Parker, Democratic
  385 votes 47.95%

Member Council; City of Reading; Ward 4

• Robert P. Boehner, Republican
  618 votes 60.00%
• Charles Carnevale, Democratic
  412 votes 40.00%

Mayor; City of Saint Bernard

• John R. Estep
  932 votes 54.38%
• Steve Asbach
  782 votes 45.62%

President of Council; City of Saint Bernard

• Curtis Walden
  976 votes 58.27%
• Jonathan L. Stuchell
  699 votes 41.73%

Auditor; City of Saint Bernard

• Walter T. St Clair
  1,126 votes 66.08%
• Tom Kathman
  578 votes 33.92%

Law Director; City of Saint Bernard

• Ed Geiser
  1,349 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Saint Bernard (3 Elected)

• Barbara M. Kalb
  894 votes 18.82%
• Phil Stegman
  861 votes 18.12%
• Mike Schildmeyer
  832 votes 17.51%
• Patty Hausfeld
  810 votes 17.05%
• Mary Ann Brannen
  737 votes 15.51%
• Susie Johnson
  617 votes 12.99%

Council Member; City of Saint Bernard; Ward 1

• Bill Burkhardt
  229 votes 52.52%
• Jack J. Hausfeld
  207 votes 47.48%

Council Member; City of Saint Bernard; Ward 2

• Peggy A. Brickweg
  234 votes 52.94%
• Frank Wylds
  208 votes 47.06%

Council Member; City of Saint Bernard; Ward 3

• Glenn Wilson
  242 votes 61.89%
• Jamie Sipe
  149 votes 38.11%

Council Member; City of Saint Bernard; Ward 4

• Greg Zix
  257 votes 62.38%
• Beth A. Luken
  155 votes 37.62%

Mayor; City of Sharonville

• Virgil G. Lovitt, II, Republican
  1,672 votes 100.00%

President of Council; City of Sharonville

• Kevin M. Hardman, Republican
  1,523 votes 100.00%

Auditor; City of Sharonville

• Janet Lynn North, Republican
  1,521 votes 100.00%

Law Director; City of Sharonville

• Thomas T. Keating, Republican
  1,602 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Sharonville (3 Elected)

• Janey L. Kattelman, Republican
  1,504 votes 35.31%
• William K. Lewis, Republican
  1,380 votes 32.40%
• Robert G. Taylor, Republican
  1,375 votes 32.28%

Council Member; City of Sharonville; Ward 1

• James H. Dygert, Republican
  246 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Sharonville; Ward 2

• William E. Breyer, Republican
  249 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Sharonville; Ward 3

• Kerry D. Rabe, Republican
  577 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Sharonville; Ward 4

• Steve Tolbert, Republican
  499 votes 100.00%

Mayor; City of Silverton

• James L. Siegel, Democratic
  841 votes 100.00%

Clerk/Treasurer; City of Silverton

• Mary F. Shea, Republican
  585 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Silverton (6 Elected)

• John A. Smith, Democratic
  735 votes 24.64%
• James T. Anderson, Democratic
  686 votes 23.00%
• Oscar C. Garner, Jr., Democratic
  681 votes 22.83%
• Mark J. Quarry, Republican
  449 votes 15.05%
• Michael E. Morthorst, Republican
  432 votes 14.48%

Mayor; City of Springdale

• Doyle H. Webster
  1,457 votes 100.00%

Clerk/Finance Director; City of Springdale

• Edward F. Knox
  1,321 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Springdale (3 Elected)

• Kathy McNear
  1,328 votes 36.99%
• Steve Galster
  1,172 votes 32.65%
• James Squires
  1,090 votes 30.36%

Member Council; City of Wyoming (7 Elected)

• Mary Benken
  1,508 votes 14.75%
• David J. Savage
  1,493 votes 14.61%
• Vicky Zwissler
  1,485 votes 14.53%
• Barry S. Porter
  1,480 votes 14.48%
• Stanley J. Streeter
  1,476 votes 14.44%
• Daniel Burke
  1,403 votes 13.73%
• James T. O'Reilly
  1,376 votes 13.46%

Mayor; Village of Addyston

• Daniel L. Pillow
  247 votes 85.47%
• Terry A. Scott
  42 votes 14.53%

Clerk; Village of Addyston

• Margaret Ann Dozier
  226 votes 100.00%

Treasurer; Village of Addyston

• Susan J. Lloyd
  235 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Addyston (2 Elected)

• Jason Fry
  180 votes 58.44%
• Ronnie R. Pugh
  128 votes 41.56%

Board of Trustees Public Affairs; Village of Addyston (2 Elected)

• Joseph P. Seibert
  185 votes 51.97%
• Robert L. Seibert, Jr.
  171 votes 48.03%

Member Council; Village of Amberley (2 Elected)

• Mark F. Muething
  720 votes 55.47%
• William Lennard
  578 votes 44.53%

Council Member; Village of Amberley; District A

• Charles S. Kamine
  703 votes 100.00%

Council Member; Village of Amberley; District B

• Robert B. Stewart
  675 votes 100.00%

Council Member; Village of Amberley; District C

• Mel Schear
  651 votes 100.00%

Council Member; Village of Amberley; District D

• Wendy Saunders Heldman
  650 votes 100.00%

Council Member; Village of Amberley; District E

• Fran Cohen
  644 votes 100.00%

Mayor; Village of Arlington Heights

• Joseph M. Harper
  140 votes 54.05%
• Mark Groteke
  96 votes 37.07%
• Chuck Huff
  23 votes 8.88%

Clerk/Treasurer; Village of Arlington Heights

• Steve Surber
  204 votes 100.00%

Council Member; Village of Arlington Heights (2 Elected)

• Meroline McLemore
  164 votes 38.95%
• Troy L. Williams, Jr.
  153 votes 36.34%
• Les Nickley
  104 votes 24.70%

Board of Trustees Public Affairs; Village of Arlington Heights (2 Elected)

Mayor; Village of Cleves

• Danny Stacy
  242 votes 100.00%

Clerk/Treasurer; Village of Cleves

• Linda C. Bolton
  269 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Cleves (2 Elected)

• Shawn Sutton
  228 votes 50.78%
• Linda Haas
  221 votes 49.22%

Board of Trustees Public Affairs; Village of Cleves (2 Elected)

• Sheila Sinclair
  215 votes 50.95%
• James A. Wasserbauer
  207 votes 49.05%

Mayor; Village of Elmwood Place

• Barney Philpot
  316 votes 100.00%

Clerk/Treasurer; Village of Elmwood Place

• Nancy S. Riley
  283 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Elmwood Place (2 Elected)

• Norman Bullock
  260 votes 55.91%
• Arthur R. Coffey
  205 votes 44.09%

Mayor; Village of Evendale

• Don Apking
  691 votes 52.27%
• Douglas A. Lohmeier
  631 votes 47.73%

Member Council; Village of Evendale (3 Elected)

• Bill Puthoff, Jr.
  611 votes 16.97%
• Christian J. Schaefer
  598 votes 16.61%
• Carolyn Smiley-Robertson
  584 votes 16.22%
• Phillip J. Schneider
  540 votes 15.00%
• Judi King
  500 votes 13.89%
• Mary E. Speidel
  466 votes 12.94%
• Barbara Duncan Fillion
  302 votes 8.39%

Mayor; Village of Fairfax

• Ted Shannon, Jr.
  473 votes 100.00%

Clerk/Treasurer; Village of Fairfax

• Walter W. Knabb
  437 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Fairfax (2 Elected)

• Dwight Stacy
  385 votes 52.81%
• Carson L. Shelton
  344 votes 47.19%

Mayor; Village of Glendale

• Thomas U. Todd
  519 votes 59.52%
• Monica L. Alles-White
  353 votes 40.48%

Clerk/Treasurer; Village of Glendale

• William S. Aronstein
  697 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Glendale (2 Elected)

• Jenny Kilgore
  548 votes 36.39%
• Ephriam Swafford
  525 votes 34.86%
• Joseph M. Gaynor
  433 votes 28.75%

Mayor; Village of Golf Manor

• Alan Zaffiro
  397 votes 51.16%
• Charles O. Hughes
  379 votes 48.84%

Clerk/Treasurer; Village of Golf Manor

• Gregory J. Doering
  533 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Golf Manor; 4 Year Term (2 Elected)

• Leonard R. Penn
  477 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Golf Manor; Unexpired Term Ending 11/30/05

• Ken Colvin, Sr.
  455 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Greenhills (3 Elected)

• L. Christine Visnich, Republican
  562 votes 34.14%
• John L. McDaniel, Jr., Republican
  543 votes 32.99%
• Kenny R. Burck, Republican
  541 votes 32.87%

Member Council; Village of Lincoln Heights (3 Elected)

• Deborah A. Seay
  406 votes 22.04%
• Gary Brown
  393 votes 21.34%
• E. Richard Ceaser
  324 votes 17.59%
• LaVerne Mitchell
  321 votes 17.43%
• Wanda Brookins-Thomas
  193 votes 10.48%
• Jeanette Shamel
  104 votes 5.65%
• Michael Harris
  101 votes 5.48%

Member Council; Village of Lockland (2 Elected)

• Donnie Schilling
  469 votes 27.46%
• Ron Johnson
  389 votes 22.78%
• Lonnie McKinney, Democratic
  325 votes 19.03%
• Jimmy Cox, Democratic
  302 votes 17.68%
• Karen A. Begley, Independent
  223 votes 13.06%

Mayor; Village of Mariemont

• Dan Policastro
  983 votes 100.00%

Clerk; Village of Mariemont

• Stan Bahler
  1,052 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Mariemont (2 Elected)

• Douglas C. Adams
  973 votes 52.14%
• James C. Stuart
  893 votes 47.86%

Mayor; Village of Newtown

• John R. Hammon
  263 votes 45.34%
• Gary R. Collins
  159 votes 27.41%
• Tracy Hueber
  158 votes 27.24%

Member Council; Village of Newtown (2 Elected)

• Keri L. Everett
  301 votes 30.71%
• Debra McCarthy
  250 votes 25.51%
• Barry Phillips
  237 votes 24.18%
• Susan Short-Barnard
  192 votes 19.59%

Mayor; Village of North Bend

• Jim Rolfes
  200 votes 52.77%
• Shirley A. Smith
  179 votes 47.23%

Clerk/Treasurer; Village of North Bend

• Sheryl Ross
  302 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of North Bend (2 Elected)

• Alan S. Montague, II
  232 votes 38.54%
• Frances R. Romweber
  201 votes 33.39%
• Ralph Newberry
  169 votes 28.07%

Mayor; Village of Terrace Park

• Jay Gohman
  644 votes 62.46%
• Daniel B. Startsman, Jr.
  387 votes 37.54%

Clerk; Village of Terrace Park

• Francine A. Glassmeyer
  930 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Terrace Park (2 Elected)

• Jeffrey E. Koreman
  676 votes 36.90%
• Jack Brown
  601 votes 32.81%
• Chuck Stutenroth
  555 votes 30.29%

Mayor; Village of Woodlawn

• Raymond Terrell
  354 votes 52.21%
• Susan Upton Farley
  324 votes 47.79%

Member Council; Village of Woodlawn; District A

Member Council; Village of Woodlawn; District B

Member Council; Village of Woodlawn; District C

• Brian K. Poole
  160 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Woodlawn; District D

Township

Trustee; Township of Anderson

• Russell L. Jackson, Jr.
  4,399 votes 49.44%
• Thomas I. Luttmer
  3,934 votes 44.21%
• Rome Hughes
  565 votes 6.35%

Clerk; Township of Anderson

• Kenneth G. Dietz
  7,428 votes 100.00%

Trustee; Township of Colerain

• Keith N. Corman
  5,727 votes 53.85%
• Joseph R. Wolterman
  4,908 votes 46.15%

Clerk; Township of Colerain

• Heather Harlow
  5,246 votes 51.02%
• Kathy Mohr
  5,036 votes 48.98%

Trustee; Township of Columbia

• Stephen Langenkamp
  1,167 votes 100.00%

Clerk; Township of Columbia

• George M. Leet
  861 votes 59.30%
• Roger Balsly
  591 votes 40.70%

Trustee; Township of Crosby

• Warren E. Strunk
  400 votes 65.57%
• James A. Miller
  210 votes 34.43%

Clerk; Township of Crosby

• Melody Inman
  481 votes 100.00%

Trustee; Township of Delhi; 4 Year Term

• Albert C. Duebber
  4,723 votes 69.26%
• Nicholas J. LaScalea
  2,096 votes 30.74%

Trustee; Township of Delhi

• Mike Davis
  2,172 votes 32.83%
• Kevin M. Rhodes
  2,013 votes 30.43%
• Ronald J. Kruse
  1,894 votes 28.63%
• Scott Heile
  536 votes 8.10%

Clerk; Township of Delhi

• Kenneth J. Ryan
  5,704 votes 100.00%

Trustee; Township of Green

• Tony Upton
  6,982 votes 56.91%
• Ken Brodbeck
  3,625 votes 29.55%
• Bob Luckey
  1,662 votes 13.55%

Clerk; Township of Green

• Tom Straus
  10,399 votes 100.00%

Trustee; Township of Harrison

• Larry E. Kinnett
  1,379 votes 51.71%
• Thomas C. Losekamp
  942 votes 35.32%
• Michael H. Bolte
  346 votes 12.97%

Clerk; Township of Harrison

• Gregory P. Bybee
  1,969 votes 72.18%
• Deborah L. Acra
  759 votes 27.82%

Trustee; Township of Miami

• Jack E. Rininger
  2,099 votes 100.00%

Clerk; Township of Miami

• Cindy Oser
  1,941 votes 100.00%

Trustee; Township of Springfield

• Gwen McFarlin
  6,949 votes 84.43%
• Ada K. Mills
  1,281 votes 15.57%

Clerk; Township of Springfield

• John Waksmundski
  4,999 votes 61.38%
• Jeffrey Ritchie
  3,146 votes 38.62%

Trustee; Township of Sycamore

• Richard C. Kent
  2,541 votes 66.83%
• Bob Hollifield
  1,261 votes 33.17%

Clerk; Township of Sycamore

• Robert C. Porter, III
  3,160 votes 100.00%

Trustee; Township of Symmes

• Eric Minamyer
  1,404 votes 59.67%
• Michael A. Howell
  949 votes 40.33%

Clerk; Township of Symmes

• John C. Borchers
  1,963 votes 100.00%

Trustee; Township of Whitewater

• Hubert E. Brown
  554 votes 66.83%
• Don Smith
  275 votes 33.17%

Clerk; Township of Whitewater

• Timothy McDonald
  637 votes 100.00%

School

Board Member; Cincinnati City School District (3 Elected)

• John J. Gilligan
  34,199 votes 23.25%
• Florence Newell
  30,631 votes 20.82%
• Rick Williams
  24,983 votes 16.98%
• Robert Killins, Jr.
  18,665 votes 12.69%
• Derry L. Hooks, II
  15,905 votes 10.81%
• Alan S. Coleman
  12,681 votes 8.62%
• Roy L. McGrath
  10,030 votes 6.82%

Board Member; Deer Park City School District; 4 Year Term (2 Elected)

• Thomas M. Griswold
  1,739 votes 53.46%
• Donna Rohdenburg Walker
  1,514 votes 46.54%

Board Member; Deer Park City School District; Unexpired Term Ending 12/31/05

• Steven C. Smith
  1,852 votes 100.00%

Board Member; Indian Hill City School District (2 Elected)

• Molly R. Barber
  1,493 votes 23.43%
• Tim Sharp
  1,187 votes 18.63%
• Lawre Finn-Bonekemper
  1,012 votes 15.88%
• John D. McClure
  980 votes 15.38%
• Elizabeth Johnston
  606 votes 9.51%
• Kathryn Al-Lamadani
  585 votes 9.18%
• Jagdish K. Bhati
  301 votes 4.72%
• Helen K. Koselka
  209 votes 3.28%

Board Member; Lockland City School District (2 Elected)

• Janiece Mason
  591 votes 29.82%
• Colleen Carter
  564 votes 28.46%
• William Begley
  427 votes 21.54%
• Cindy Weis-Buhrlage
  400 votes 20.18%

Board Member; Loveland City School District (2 Elected)

• Kathryn M. Lorenz
  1,738 votes 52.44%
• Jim Kolp
  1,576 votes 47.56%

Board Member; Madeira City School District (2 Elected)

• Kam Misleh
  1,612 votes 37.66%
• John Gilster
  1,337 votes 31.24%
• Mickey Beyersdorfer
  1,331 votes 31.10%

Board Member; Mariemont City School District (2 Elected)

• Marie C. Huenefeld
  1,922 votes 36.06%
• Rick Koehler
  1,853 votes 34.77%
• Ken White
  1,555 votes 29.17%

Board Member; Milford City Exempted School District (2 Elected)

• Douglas Lantz
  1 votes 100.00%
• Martha Debiasse
  0 votes 0.00%
• Carol Ball
  0 votes 0.00%

Board Member; Mount Healthy City School District (2 Elected)

• Steve Harness
  2,943 votes 37.43%
• Robert Lawrence
  2,685 votes 34.15%
• Chester L. Banks, Jr.
  2,234 votes 28.42%

Board Member; North College Hill City School District (2 Elected)

• Barbara Graves
  1,251 votes 52.63%
• Penny Huber
  1,126 votes 47.37%

Board Member; Norwood City School District (2 Elected)

• Rick Guy
  2,193 votes 29.87%
• Debi Cochran Gay
  1,766 votes 24.06%
• Kate Pope
  1,752 votes 23.87%
• Lynn Ellis
  1,630 votes 22.20%

Board Member; Princeton City School District (3 Elected)

• Gary A. Bryson
  4,632 votes 26.23%
• Sandra J. Leach
  4,631 votes 26.22%
• George Keyser
  4,311 votes 24.41%
• Tawana Lynn Keels
  4,087 votes 23.14%

Board Member; Reading City School District (2 Elected)

• Mary Beth Shelton
  1,767 votes 34.93%
• Robert J. Longworth
  1,654 votes 32.70%
• Vicki Solomon
  1,637 votes 32.36%

Board Member; Saint Bernard-Elmwood Place School District (2 Elected)

• Linda Keith Radtke
  1,361 votes 38.80%
• Bob Bode
  1,168 votes 33.30%
• Jim Rutemueller
  979 votes 27.91%

Board Member; Sycamore Community School District (2 Elected)

• Vicki E. Hirsch
  2,462 votes 20.27%
• Ken Richter
  2,328 votes 19.17%
• Charlie Wilfong
  2,116 votes 17.42%
• Mary Jane Kenyon
  1,693 votes 13.94%
• Pat Raffel
  1,503 votes 12.37%
• Neal D. Jacobs
  1,253 votes 10.32%
• Marcallene Shockey
  792 votes 6.52%

Board Member; Winton Woods School District (2 Elected)

• John A. Pennycuff
  2,255 votes 34.64%
• Cynthia Lee-Richardson
  2,135 votes 32.80%
• Priscilla Franklin
  2,119 votes 32.55%

Board Member; Wyoming City School District (2 Elected)

• Todd S. Levy
  1,467 votes 36.23%
• Deborah M. Allsop
  1,425 votes 35.19%
• Sara McAuley Kraner
  1,157 votes 28.57%

Member of Governing Board; Hamilton County Education Service Center (2 Elected)

• Barbara A. Parry
  25,607 votes 52.51%
• Marilee G. Broscheid
  23,157 votes 47.49%

Board Member; Finneytown Local School District (2 Elected)

• Richard C. Payne, II
  1,872 votes 41.01%
• Mark Besserman
  1,601 votes 35.07%
• Denise McLaughlin
  1,092 votes 23.92%

Board Member; Forest Hills Local School District (2 Elected)

• Randy Smith
  5,315 votes 30.47%
• Winnie Clayton
  2,718 votes 15.58%
• Bob Goodman
  2,659 votes 15.24%
• Kevin P. O'Brien
  2,481 votes 14.22%
• Gary W. Seibert
  2,285 votes 13.10%
• Ron Rosselot
  1,988 votes 11.40%

Board Member; Northwest Local School District (2 Elected)

• Jim Lay
  5,905 votes 24.48%
• Rick H. Stewart
  5,826 votes 24.15%
• Suzanne Loesch Lekson
  5,531 votes 22.93%
• Evelyn K. Frischmann
  5,036 votes 20.88%
• Kevin Ashley
  1,825 votes 7.57%

Board Member; Oakhills Local School District (2 Elected)

• Russell J. Ratterman
  8,940 votes 53.97%
• Janice Hunter
  7,624 votes 46.03%

Board Member; Southwest Local School District (3 Elected)

• Jeffrey Paul Biddle
  2,931 votes 30.25%
• Carroll E. Roberts
  2,671 votes 27.57%
• June Merten
  2,145 votes 22.14%
• Sandy Stephens
  1,942 votes 20.04%

Board Member; Three Rivers Local School District (2 Elected)

• Connie Crofford
  1,573 votes 51.54%
• Bruce A. McArthur
  1,479 votes 48.46%

Judicial

Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 7

• Lisa C. Allen
  16,042 votes 100.00%

Issue 1 To adopt Section 2p of Article VIII of the Constitution of the State of Ohio -- State of Ohio (Proposed Constitutional Amendment (Proposed by Resolution of the General Assembly of Ohio) - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)

This proposed amendment would:
1. Be for the purpose of creating jobs and stimulating economic growth in Ohio.
2. Authorize state and local governments to issue bonds and provide other financial assistance to support "science and technology based research and development purposes," including new product development and commercialization, capital formation, operating costs, public and private institutions of higher education, research organizations, institutions or facilities, and private sector business and industry, as may be provided for by state or local law.
3. Limit to five hundred million dollars ($500,000,000) the total principal amount of state general obligations issued under this amendment, and limit the amount that can be borrowed in any one fiscal year to no more than fifty million dollars ($50,000,000) plus the principal amount of those obligations that in any prior fiscal year could have been but were not issued, except that not more than one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000) of principal amount of those obligations may be issued in the first fiscal year of issuance.
4. Authorize the state to participate or to assist in the financing of "science and technology based research and development purposes" undertaken by local governmental or private sector entities; authorize state-supported and state-assisted institutions of higher education and local public agencies to issue bonds or other obligations to pay their costs of participating in and implementing those purposes; and specify that these activities would be public purposes not subject to the Ohio Constitution's prohibitions regarding lending aid and credit.
5. Require that these obligations mature no later than December 31 of the twentieth calendar year after issuance, except that obligations issued to refund or retire other obligations must mature no later than December 31 of the twentieth calendar year after the year in which the original obligation to pay was issued or entered into.
6. Authorize the General Assembly to pass laws providing for its implementation. If adopted, this amendment shall take immediate effect. Shall the proposed amendment be adopted? Yes No

Issue 2 Proposed Income Tax -- Village of Addyston (Increase 0.5% for General Operations - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
101 / 35.82% Yes votes ...... 181 / 64.18% No votes

Shall the Ordinance providing an increase of 0.5% to constitute a 1.5% levy on income for the purpose of providing revenue for the general operations of the Village of Addyston, effective January 1, 2004, be passed? For The Income Tax Against The Income Tax

Issue 3 Proposed Income Tax -- Village of Fairfax (Increase -0.5% for Operational Expenses - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
283 / 50.72% Yes votes ...... 275 / 49.28% No votes

Shall the Ordinance providing an increase of 0.5% to constitute a 1.75% levy on income for the purpose of providing revenue for operating expenses of the Village of Fairfax, effective January 1, 2004, be passed? For The Income Tax Against The Income Tax

Issue 4 Proposed Tax Levy - (Replacement) -- Village of Golf Manor (Replacement - 2 Mils for 5 years for current operating expenses - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
437 / 57.05% Yes votes ...... 329 / 42.95% No votes

A replacement of a tax for the benefit of the City of Golf Manor, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding two (2) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to twenty cents ($0.20) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 5 Proposed Tax Levy - (Renewal) -- Village of Mariemont (Renewal 1ML 5 year -Seniors - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
751 / 56.59% Yes votes ...... 576 / 43.41% No votes

A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the Village of Mariemont, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING FUNDS FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES OF THE MARIELDERS, INC. at a rate not exceeding one (1) mill for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to ten cents ($0.10) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2004, first due in calendar year 2005. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 6 Tax Levy -- Village of Mariemont (Additional -1.93ML 5 years- Emergency Medical Services - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
967 / 72.60% Yes votes ...... 365 / 27.40% No votes

An additional tax for the benefit of the Village of Mariemont, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES at a rate not exceeding one and ninety-three hundredths (1.93) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to nineteen and three-tenths cents ($0.193) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a continuing period of time, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 7 Proposed Tax Levy - (Renewal) -- Village of Mariemont (Renewal -3.08ML 5YR Continued Operating Expense - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
966 / 72.58% Yes votes ...... 365 / 27.42% No votes

A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the Village of Mariemont, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding three and eight hundredths (3.08) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to thirty and eight tenths cents ($0.308) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2004, first due in calendar year 2005. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 8 Misc. Question -- Village of North Bend (Surrender OF Corporate Powers - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
88 / 22.56% Yes votes ...... 302 / 77.44% No votes

A petition was filed with the Village Clerk proposing that the Village of North Bend surrender its corporate powers. Shall The Proposed Surrender Of Corporate Powers Be Approved? Yes No

Issue 9 Proposed Tax Levy-(Renewal) -- Village of Terrace Park (Renewal 3.5ML 3YR Continued operating Expenses - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
871 / 82.33% Yes votes ...... 187 / 17.67% No votes

A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the Village of Terrace Park, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding three and five-tenths (3.5) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to thirty-five cents ($0.35) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for three (3) years, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 10 Proposed Tax Levy (Replacement and Increase) -- Columbia Township Waste District (Replacement & Increase-3.5ml 3yr-Waste Collection - A Majority Yes Vote Is Necessary For Passage)
705 / 65.52% Yes votes ...... 371 / 34.48% No votes

A replacement of 3.2 mills of an existing levy and an increase of 0.3 mills, to constitute a tax for the benefit of Columbia Township Waste District, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE OR REFUSE, INCLUDING YARD WASTE at a rate not exceeding three and five-tenths (3.5) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to thirty-five cents ($0.35) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for three (3) years, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 11 Proposed Tax Levy (Replacement And Increase) -- Columbia Township Ridge Fire District (Replacment & Increase -4.77ml Continuing Period Of Time-Fire & Emergency Medicial - A Majority Yes Vote Is Necessary For Passage)
465 / 54.26% Yes votes ...... 392 / 45.74% No votes

A replacement of 3 mills of an existing levy and an increase of 1.77 mills, to constitute a tax for the benefit of Ridge Fire District, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING FIRE PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES at a rate not exceeding four and seventy-seven hundredths (4.77) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to forty-seven and seven tenths cents ($0.477) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a continuing period of time, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 12 Tax Levy -- Township of Crosby (Additional -3.5ML Continuing period of time -FIRE & EMERGENCY MEDICIAL - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
187 / 30.11% Yes votes ...... 434 / 69.89% No votes

An additional tax for the benefit of Crosby Township, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING FIRE PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES at a rate not exceeding three and five tenths (3.5) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to thirty-five cents ($0.35) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a continuing period of time, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 13 Proposed Tax Levy (Replacement And Decrease) -- Miami Township Waste District (Replacement & Decrease -1.25ML 5 year -WASTE COLLECTION - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
1,428 / 67.45% Yes votes ...... 689 / 32.55% No votes

A replacement of a portion of an existing levy, being a reduction of 0.25 mill, to constitute a tax for the benefit of the Miami Township Waste District, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of WASTE COLLECTION at a rate not exceeding one and twenty-five hundredths (1.25) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to twelve and five-tenths cents ($0.125) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 14 Proposed Tax Levy -- Mariemont City School District (Additional 5.5 Mils for current operating expernes for a continuing period of time - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
2,132 / 65.44% Yes votes ...... 1,126 / 34.56% No votes

An additional tax for the benefit of the Mariemont City School District, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding five and five tenths (5.5) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to fifty-five cents ($0.55) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a continuing period of time, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. FOR THE TAX LEVY AGAINST THE TAX LEVY

Issue 15 Proposed Tax Levy -- Mount Healthy City School District (......: Additional 6.95 Mils for current operating expernes for a continuing period of time - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
3,081 / 51.69% Yes votes ...... 2,880 / 48.31% No votes

An additional tax for the benefit of the Mt. Healthy City School District, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding six and ninety-five hundredths (6.95) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to sixty-nine and five tenths cents ($0.695) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a continuing period of time, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 16 Special Election By Petition -- Precinct Cincinnati 2-R (Local Option Election On Sunday Sale Of Liquor - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
74 / 61.16% Yes votes ...... 47 / 38.84% No votes

"Shall the sale of beer, wine and mixed beverages be permitted for sale on Sunday between the hours of one p.m. and midnight by Meijer Stores Limited Partnership dba Meijer Store #224, an applicant for a D-6 liquor permit authorizing the Sunday off premise sales of beer, wine and mixed beverages as currently allowed during the week, who is engaged in the business of operating a neighborhood grocery store at 4825B Marburg Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45209-5008 in this precinct?" Yes No

Issue 17 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal And Decrease) -- County of Hamilton (Zoo Levy - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
114,829 / 65.52% Yes votes ...... 60,419 / 34.48% No votes

A renewal of a part of an existing levy, being a reduction of 0.02 mill to constitute a tax for the benefit of the County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of SUPPLEMENTING THE GENERAL FUND OF THE COUNTY TO PROVIDE OR MAINTAIN ZOOLOGICAL PARK SERVICES AND FACILITIES at a rate not exceeding four tenths (0.4) mill for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to four cents ($0.04) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2003, first due in calendar year 2004. For The Tax Levy Against The Tax Levy

Issue 18 Referendum On Ordinance No. 10-03 -- City of Indian Hill (Continue Income Tax S Corporations - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
1,495 / 76.43% Yes votes ...... 461 / 23.57% No votes

Shall the City of Indian Hill, continue to tax an S Corporation Shareholder's distributive share of net profits of the S Corporation to the same extent that is currently permitted by the City of Indian Hill Tax Code? Yes No

Issue 19 Proposed Charter Amendment -- City of Loveland (Ordinance No. 2003-48 - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
868 / 55.43% Yes votes ...... 698 / 44.57% No votes

Shall the Charter of the City of Loveland be amended to provide that Article VIII, Civil Service, Section 8.01 through 8.08 be repealed and that new Sections 8.01, Civil Service Commission: Membership and 8.02 Civil Service Commission: Powers, Duties and Jurisdiction, be adopted? Yes No

Issue 20 Proposed Charter Amendment -- City of Silverton (Contracts ORDINANCE NO. 03-3163 - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
457 / 54.28% Yes votes ...... 385 / 45.72% No votes

Shall the amendment to the Silverton Charter modifying Article X, Section II, be passed? Yes No

Issue 21 Proposed Charter Amendment -- City of Silverton (Ordinances and Resolutions ORDINANCE NO. 03-3164 - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
465 / 54.26% Yes votes ...... 392 / 45.74% No votes

Shall the amendment to the Silverton Charter modifying Article XIII, be passed? Yes No

Issue 22 Referendum On Ordinance No. 23 -- City of Wyoming (Continue Income Tax S Corporations - A majority yes vote is necessary for passage)
1,699 / 73.42% Yes votes ...... 615 / 26.58% No votes

Shall the City of Wyoming, continue to tax an S Corporation Shareholder's distributive share of net profits of the S Corporation to the same extent that is currently permitted by the City of Wyoming Tax Ordinance? Yes No