Ohio election returns list major candidates and totals
The document presents statewide and county results with vote totals for president and various local offices. It lists candidates such as Bush Gore and other contenders, along with county level figures for offices including President of the United States and Judge seats, indicating term commencements in early 2001.
Lorain County and area bond and levy election results
A report of numerous Lorain County and surrounding towns voting on bonds tax levies and local option sales and alcohol measures. Notable items include Avon Avon Lake Oberlin Lorain North Ridgeville and Wellington townships with a mix of passes and failures across electricity aggregates school and library levies and income taxes.
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Avon City
Avon Lake
Elyria City
Lorain City
North Ridgeville
Oberlin City
Sheffield Lake City
Heffield Lake City
Vermilion City
Ripton Village
LaGrange Village
Brighton
Camden
Columbia
Lorain
LaGrange
Rochester
Sheffield
Wellington
Amherst
Avon
Central Lorain County
Clearview
BHOVE
Erie Co. General Health District
Firelands
Oberlin
Lorain Co
Columbia Two
Resnick and Cook win Ohio Supreme Court seats
Ohio Supreme Court justices Alice Robie Resnick and Deborah Cook won re election races that drew heavy spending and scrutiny of campaign finance. With 31 percent of precincts reporting, Resnick led 56 to 44 over Terrence ODonnell, while Cook led Tim Black 52 to 48. The campaigns featured outside groups spending millions and assertions about money influencing justice.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court Justces
Alice Robie Resnick
Deborah Cook
Resnick
Terrence Odonnell
Cleveland
Cook
Tim Black
Cincinnati
Ohio
Supreme Court
O'Donnell
Terry O'Donnell
Democratic Party
David Leland
Black
Thomas Moyer
Frank Celebrezze
Toledo
Andrew Douglas
Paul Pfeifer
Francis Sweeney
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Common Cause Ohio
Dens
Akron
High Court
DeWine Re-elected to Senate One of Ohio’s First Since 1952
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine wins a second term in the U S Senate, leading with 61 percent of early returns to Democrat Ted Celeste’s 35 percent. DeWine cites state history and reflects on his large family as supporters gather at the victory event in Columbus.
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Columbus
Mike DeWine
U.S. Senate
DeWine
Ted Celeste
Ohio
U.S
Senate
Fran
Vermont Governor Wins Reelection Amid Civil Unions Debate
Governor Howard Dean won a fifth term in Vermont amid controversy over civil unions for same sex couples. Dean led with 51 percent as Ruth Dwyer trailed at 38 percent, while Vermont exit polls showed a tight split on the civil unions issue.
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Vermont
Howard Dean
West Virginia
Cecil Underwood
Delaware
Vere
Heidi Heitkamp
North Dakota
Montana
Missour
Underwood
U.S
Bob Wise
Dean
Ruth Dwyer
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United States
Harry Browne
Patrick Buchanan
Reform
George W. Bush
al Gore
John Hagelin
James E. Harris
Ralph Nader
Green
Howard Phillips
Theodore S. Celeste
Michael DeWine
John A. Eastman
Michael Fitzsimmons
Patrick A. Flower
John R. McAlister
Huron
Erie
Natalie J. Mosher
J. Tom Lendrum
John Fitch
Gerald A. Seman
Eric A. Flynn
Mary Jo Vasi
David J. Moore
Michael A. Ross
Gregory A. White
U.S. House of Representatives
Congressional District
Sherrod Brown
Michael A Chmura
Buck H. Jerie
David C. Klater
Sth Congressional District
Donnie Edman
Paul E. Gillmor
Dlohn FE Green
David J. Schafter
G. Daniel Metelsky
Christopher R. Rothgery
Desirey H. Manning
Ronald Nabakowski
Mark C. Hastings
Phil R. Stammitti
Justice of the Supreme
Timothy S. Black
Terrence O'Donnell
Court of Appeals
Lth
William G. Batchelder
John P. Quinn
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas W. Janas
Edward M. Zaleski
Mary Ann Jamison
Daniel J. Talarek
Kenneth P Carney
Court of
Common Pleas
Lynette M. McGough
Paulette Lilly
Paul Matus
David A. Basinski
Lorain County
South Amherst Village
Sheffield Village
Gene Krers
Chronicle
Cascade School
Elyria
The
Associated Press
Utah
Mike Leavitt
John Hoeven
Heitkamp
Washington
New Hampshie
North Carolina
Indiana
Gary Locke
John Carlson
Ruth Ann Minner
John Burris
New Hampshire
Jeanne Shaheen
Gordon Humphrey
Mike Easley
Richard Vinteot
Charlotte
James Hunt
Frank O'Bannon
David McIntosh
Missouri
Mel Carnahan
Bob Holden
GOP
Kim Talent