Funny, in years past, the secretary of state's website provided results for these races. But not this year. I wonder why...oh wait. Isn't the current SOS a very close ally of Kevin DeNial? Hmmm....
I have indicated incumbents and unopposed candidates in the updated list:
| 1 | M | Frank Guglielmi | Unopposed |
| F | Judy Miller | Incumbent, beat Angela Snyder | |
| 2 | M | Mark Wagoner | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Dee Talmage | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 3 | M | David Goodman | Beat Roland Lane (DeWine ally) |
| F | Jo Ann Davidson | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 4 | M | Tim Evans | Incumbent, beat Richard Alderson |
| F | Patricia Alderson | Beat incumbent Bea Lyons (DeWine ally) | |
| 5 | M | Darryl Mehaffie | Incumbent, beat Mark Altier |
| F | Lisa Hays | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 6 | M | Pat Flanagan | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Judy Westbrook | beat Sharon Lowry | |
| 7 | M | Bob McEwen | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Rebecca Heimlich | Raga (DeWine ally) withdrew | |
| 8 | M | Richard Finan | Unopposed |
| F | Mary Ann Christie | Unopposed | |
| 9 | M | Alex Triantafilou | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Christa Criddle | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 10 | M | Kevin DeWine | Beat Michael Boerger |
| F | Brenda Lewis | Beat Mary Ann Schmidt | |
| 11 | M | Joe Stainbrook | Beat Jon Binkley (DeWine ally), Sean Binkley |
| F | Meghan Gallagher | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 12 | M | Keith Cheney | Unopposed |
| F | Susan Ranae Lentz | Beat Tess Elshoff | |
| 13 | M | Bob Rousseau | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Joyce Houck | Incumbent, beat Kirsten Hill | |
| 14 | M | Scott Nichols | Beat Greg Simpson, Curt Hartman |
| F | Kay Reynolds | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 15 | M | Doug Preisse | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Carolyn Petree | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 16 | M | Mike Colley | Incumbent, beat Paul Brown, Paul Baker |
| F | **empty** | No one filed for this seat | |
| 17 | M | Phil Bowman | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Bonnie Ward | Beat incumbent Kay Ayres (DeWine ally) | |
| 18 | M | Andrew Manning | Incumbent, beat Jamie Callender |
| F | Amy Sabath | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 19 | M | Rich Cochran | Beat incumbent Steve Cuckler |
| F | Teri Morgan | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 20 | M | Pat Hennessey | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Diana Fleegle | Beat Lindsay Kuhn | |
| 21 | M | Joe Miller | Beat Dave Gunning, Steven Bennett |
| F | Susan Rodman | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 22 | M | Jim Woods | Beat Charles Calvert (DeWine ally) |
| F | Sharon Ray | Beat incumbent Sandy Calvert (DeWine ally) | |
| 23 | M | Bob Bennett | Incumbent, beat David Morris |
| F | Diane Stover | Beat Doris Dorica | |
| 24 | M | Jeff Dean | Incumbent, beat Stephen Sabolich |
| F | Nancy Suhadolnik | Incumbent, beat Kim O'Malley | |
| 25 | M | Dan Carter | Beat Ron Lisy, Joe Bosolt, Stephen Emmert |
| F | Brittany Williams | Incumbent, beat Phyllis Mosley | |
| 26 | M | John Matthews | Beat incumbent Charles Knight (DeWine ally) |
| F | Lisa Cooper | Beat Karyle Mumper | |
| 27 | M | Roy Ray | Beat Scott Sigel, John Sullivan |
| F | Marilyn Slaby | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 28 | M | James Simon | Unopposed |
| F | Debbie Walsh | Unopposed incumbent | |
| 29 | M | Curt Braden | Unopposed incumbent |
| F | Sarah Brown | Incumbent, beat Beth Williams | |
| 30 | M | Jim Carnes | Beat Michael Young (DeWine Ally) |
| F | Marilyn Ashcraft | Incumbent, beat Lisa Haas | |
| 31 | M | Gary Burkholder | Incumbent, beat Stephen Fleming, Curtis Johnson |
| F | Betty Montgomery | Beat incumbent Kathy Johnston (DeWine ally) | |
| 32 | M | Casey O'Brien | Incumbent, beat Haberstroh, Law and Pikor |
| F | Melissa Pope | Beat incumbent Kathy Creed (DeWine ally) | |
| 33 | M | David Johnson | Unopposed |
| F | Tracy Monroe-Winbush | Unopposed |
Kevin DeWine suffered some major defeats, even as he spent hundreds of thousands of party money on those races to try to keep his own job.
For some other good analysis and further data on the SCC races, be sure to check out this post from GOHP Blog.
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Now that is what I call substantiation. I see 24 D's and a whole lot of K's.
ReplyDeleteI came up with 24 D's, but I was wrong. Closer to 18 D's. I had a few unopposed incumbents on the wrong team.
Delete47 good guys!
ReplyDeleteIt's Mark Wagoner, rather than Wagnor in SD 2
ReplyDeleteSo Ohio Joe post the Whip Count!
ReplyDeleteUgh, disappointed to see that Dean/Suhadolnik were re-elected--what's up with the folks up here in NE OH--always voting for the same ole, same ole--but then again, we were bombarded virtually daily with mailings from the ORP to vote for these 2 so NE Ohioans probably didn't know anyone else was on the ballot (do your homework people!!!)
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, I will refrain for now in part from identifying the exact goods guys. First all of, the Chairman reads this web-site and if he know exactly who is against him, he will try to pick a few off. I will say that it looks like only 4 of the 33 Districts (including him own) voted for two pro-chairman candidates. Every other District vote for one or two Pro-Kasich candidates. On a side note, the last I looked, one of our candidates was only winning by a few votes so the list is not final.
ReplyDeleteThere was no list on the SS from the last election either, it has to be piecemealed by county just like this time.
ReplyDeleteIt find it interesting that The enemy of my enemy is my friend is the new Republican slagan in Ohio.
Anyone who is please to see Nancy Suhadolnik win and Kathy Johnston and Kay Ayers lose is an idiot. Remember the McFan folks, good people, endorsed Bob Bennett. Now isn't that a hoot.
Yes the SOS did list committee races last time. They're right here:
Deletehttp://www.sos.state.oh.us/sos/elections/Research/electResultsMain/2008ElectionResults/prcommm.aspx
And who is happy to see Suhadolnik win? Not us. What are you talking about?