Pike County, OH Ballot

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Ohio

March 7, 2000 Election

Pike County Ballot

Combined ballot

See Also: Information for the County of Pike
(Elections Office, local League of Women Voters, links to other county election sites)

Statewide Results as of Apr 12 3:14pm

Contests for all precincts in Pike County, OH combined are shown below.

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President

Democratic Party Preference; President of the United States

Al Gore, Democratic
709,991 votes 73.6%

Bill Bradley, Democratic
238,469 votes 24.7%

Lyndon Larouche, Democratic
16,525 votes 1.7%

Republican Party Preference; President of the United States

George W. Bush, Republican
798,132 votes 58%

John McCain, Republican
508,564 votes 37%

Alan Keyes, Republican
54,076 votes 3.9%

Steve Forbes, Republican (Withdrawn)
8,975 votes .7%

Gary Bauer, Republican (Withdrawn)
6,346 votes .5%

Congress

United States Representative; District 6

Ted Strickland, Democratic
41,771 votes 100.0%

Mike Azinger, Republican
35,788 votes 50.7%

Jimmy Stewart, Republican
34,035 votes 49.3%

Kenneth MacCutcheon, Libertarian
votes 0.0%

United States Senate

Mike DeWine, Republican
1,013,499 votes 79.5%

Theodore S. Celeste, Democratic
369,772 votes 43.8%

Marvin A. McMickle, Democratic
204,811 votes 24.3%

Richard Cordray, Democratic
200,157 votes 23.7%

Ronald R. Dickson, Republican
158,169 votes 12.4%

Frank A. Cremeans, Republican
102,936 votes 8.1%

Daniel I. Radakovich, Democratic
69,002 votes 8.2%

John A. Eastman, Natural Law

John R. McAlister, Libertarian

State Legislature

State Senate; District 14

Doug White, Republican
41,336 votes 100.0%

Kenneth L. Snider, Democratic
13,845 votes 100.0%

Margaret Ann Leech, Libertarian
47 votes 100.0%

Judicial

Judge; Supreme Court; 6 Year Term Starting 1/1/01

Timothy S. Black, Democratic
405,184 votes 54.6%

James A. Brogan, Democratic
337,572 votes 45.4%

Deborah Cook, Republican

Judge; Supreme Court; 6 Year Term Starting 1/2/01

Alice Robie Resnick, Democratic

Terrence O'Donnell, Republican

Political Party Committee

Democratic Woman; State Central Committee; Senate District 14

Zelma Furnish, Democratic

Democratic Man; State Central Committee; Senate District 14

Paul Schwietering, Democratic

Republican Woman; State Central Committee; Senate District 14

Kay Ayers, Republican

Republican Man; State Central Committee; Senate District 14

Tim Rudd, Republican

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