November Look Ahead to Ohio Primary Victors
The article lists victors in key state and local races from Tuesday’s Ohio primary. Winners prepare campaigns for the November general election.
09 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1976
Page
1
The article lists victors in key state and local races from Tuesday’s Ohio primary. Winners prepare campaigns for the November general election.
Jimmy Carter appears poised to clinch the Democratic nomination on the first ballot with about 1,122 delegates and rising, while President Ford leads Ronald Reagan in a tight Republican race. Carter’s camp reports talks with Daley Wallace and other defeated rivals to gain remaining delegates. Daley signals potential backing if Carter wins Ohio.
A 16 vote tabulation error gave James Seitz a narrow victory over Jane Adelman for Huron County Commissioner. After rechecking, Seitz led by eight. officials say totals remain unofficial. Adelman vacationing in Mexico, Seitz 33 Christie Ave., Norwalk contractor, 44, father of six.
In the 72nd district race Norwalk's Richard Rench and Vermilion’s Marie Tansey head to a recount with Tansey holding a 34 vote edge over Rench. Kimbler clinched the Democratic nomination and will face the winner in November.
Howard Metzenbaum won the Democratic primary for Ohio Senate after beating three Cleveland rivals. He carried 83 of 88 counties and will face Republican Robert Taft Jr., who ran unopposed in the GOP primary and drew nearly 500,000 votes. Stanton conceded and endorsed Metzenbaum urging party unity ahead of November vote.
Incumbent Gene Damschroder led the Republican field in the 85th House district with 9 017 votes to 2 476 for David Koehl as Allie Allman edged Francis Staib for the Senate bid in the 26th district. Slagle ran unopposed in the Democratic primary.
The Norwalk Poppy Festival committee will meet in the meeting room of Columbia Gas at 7 tonight.
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