Republicans pick Brady over Rousseau in 13th District
In a county race for the state Republican Central Committee, Robert Rousseau lost to Shaun Brady in the 13th District, which covers Lorain and Huron counties and parts of the area. Rousseau noted negative campaigning and questioned Brady and Phillips’ Republican credentials, while praising local GOP gains. Brady led in Lorain County with 4,608 votes to Rousseau’s 4,330. Phillips had 2,841 votes. Results from Huron and Seneca were not yet available.
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Elyria
Republican Party
Robert Rousseau
State
Republican Central Committee
Rousseau
Avon Council
Shaun Brady
Lorain
Huron
Lorain County
Brady
Avon Atorney
Gerald Phillips
Seneca
Avon Lake Charter Amendments and Local Elections Results
A fragmented list shows Avon Lake charter amendments votes on office space in Chapters 5 and 6, with YES and NO tallies. It also includes scattered names, offices, and district references from local election results such as judges and representatives, though many entries are incomplete or garbled.
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Avon Lake City
Avon Lake
Lorain Port Authority wins 1 mill levy for waterfront work
Lorain voters approved a 1 mill replacement levy by 4 520 to 3 884, about 53.8 percent, boosting annual public funds to about 900 000 for waterfront redevelopment led by Executive Director Rick Novak. The authority plans six more acres at the southern end of Black River Landing and ongoing downtown redevelopment.
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Lorain Port
Lorain Port Authority
Lorain
Novak
14Th Street
Black River Landing
LTV Steel
Lake Side Landing
Riverside Park
Port Authority
Rochester budget levy fails by razor-thin margin
Rochester Village voters rejected a 2.5 mill five-year levy 24-21, a 53 to 47 percent result, denying funds for operations including lawn care snowplowing and electricity. Mayor Kristina Richardson noted the setback as the village faces a $6,209 annual shortfall and budget gaps. Contact Adnan Burns at 329-7197 or abums chronicletelegram.com.
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Rochester
Kristina Richardson
Richardson
Adnan Burns
Abums
Chronicletelegram.com
Tate and Nedwick face off for county recorder race
Barbara J. Tate defeated Cynthia Burnett 5799 to 3124 in the primary and will run in November against Judy Nedwick, who was named recorder after Mary Ann Jamison’s death. Tate plans time off after victory and expects a money-driven general election. Nedwick’s selection followed a field of eight candidates. Jamison led the office for a decade before illness and death.
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Elyrla
Sheffield
Barbara J. Tate
Judy Nedwick
Crynthia C. Burnett
Tate
Nedwick
Mary Ann Jamison
Lorain County Title Agency
Lorain County Planning Com
Jamison
Recorder’s Office
Cleveland judge wins Democratic primary for Ohio Supreme Court
Judge Nancy Fuerst of Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court won the Democratic primary for an open Ohio Supreme Court seat, defeating W. Scott Gwin 60 percent to 40. The field includes Republican Judith Lanzinger with no opposition for the seat of retiree Francis Sweeney, as four seats appear on November ballots.
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Jim Miller
Ohio Supreme
Recorder Court
Judith M. Nedwick
Nancy A. Fuerst
Congress
W. Scott Gwin
Cynthia C. Burnett
Barbara J. Tate
Marcy Kaptur
Judith Lanzinger
Ed Emery
Phil RA. Stammiti
Larry Kaczala
Luis T.J. Leal
Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Nancy Fuerst
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Scott Gwin
6Th
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Toledo
Francis Sweeney
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David J. Moore
Burt Rousseau
Phillips
Chronicletelegram
Deanna L. Hill
Eric R. Schneider
George W. Bush
Matthew H. Barrett
Kathleen Walcher
Chief
U.S
Norbert G. Denner
Eric D. Fingerhut
C. Ellen Connally
Thomas J. Moyer
Paul E. Pfeifer
Democrats
Juan Molina Crespo
Ted Kale
Michael Nunez
David C. Urig
Kenneth P. Carney Stewart P. Lovece
Brendan J. Mackin
Dennis Will
John Mitchel
George Voinovich
U.S. Representative
U.S Representative
William O'Neill
Terrence O'Donnell
Daniel J. Talarek
Court of
Common Pleas
Jay B. Grunda
Christopher R. Rothgery
Geoffrey R. Smith
James V. Barilla
Michael J. Scherach
Mark A. Bedeski
Court of Common Pleas
Debra L. Baros
Daniel Jack Williamson
Eadj.martin
Martha W. Wise
Ronald L. Nabakowski
Jett Foot
Jack Kilroy
Mary Jo Vasi
Deborah S. Maiz
Beth Whitmore
Eric A. Flynn
Firelands Local
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A. Department of Recreation
Ward
A. Hemmer
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Mills
Wesley K. Clark
Howard Dean
John Edwards
John Kerry
Dennis Kucinich
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Alfred Sharpton
Joseph Liebeman
Rita T. Canfield
Sherrod Brown
Court of Amendment
Appeals
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Robert Lucas
Joe Ortega
Carla D. Moore
House
Edna J. Boyle
John A. Howard
Ita
Dustin M. Hill
Joseph F. Koziura
Kathy L. Tavenner
Paul M. Matus
Ertnigtogseganesee
Eve Bellance
Donita J. Carr
Sessesessssee
Lori Kokoski
New Russia Township
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Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
den Harkins
Dharkins
Cindy Leise
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