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Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 1

• John H. Burlew
  13,406 votes 100.00%

City

Mayor; City of Cincinnati

• Charlie Luken
  47,755 votes 55.37%
• Courtis Fuller
  38,494 votes 44.63%

Council Member; City of Cincinnati (9 Elected)

• David Pepper
  45,174 votes 7.97%
• Pat DeWine
  43,191 votes 7.62%
• Alicia Reece
  43,180 votes 7.62%
• Minette Cooper
  38,040 votes 6.71%
• John J. Cranley
  36,998 votes 6.53%
• Jim Tarbell
  35,533 votes 6.27%
• David C. Crowley
  33,225 votes 5.86%
• Paul M. Booth
  27,732 votes 4.89%
• Chris Monzel
  26,479 votes 4.67%
• Laketa Cole
  24,567 votes 4.33%
• Todd Ward
  23,895 votes 4.22%
• Sam Malone
  23,211 votes 4.10%
• Jane Anderson
  21,026 votes 3.71%
• Akiva Freeman
  19,788 votes 3.49%
• Dawn Denno
  19,598 votes 3.46%
• Lawra Baumann
  17,686 votes 3.12%
• Ken Anderson
  15,119 votes 2.67%
• Clarence D. Williams, III
  14,371 votes 2.54%
• Nathaniel Livingston, Jr.
  12,735 votes 2.25%
• Tom Jones
  12,235 votes 2.16%
• John F. Schlagetter
  10,269 votes 1.81%
• William Kirkland
  6,211 votes 1.10%
• Theo Barnes
  4,795 votes 0.85%
• Eric Wilson
  4,376 votes 0.77%
• Wes Flinn
  3,682 votes 0.65%
• Toni Andrews
  3,651 votes 0.64%

Board Member; Cincinnati City School District (4 Elected)

• Melanie Bates
  43,783 votes 17.50%
• Sally Warner
  40,812 votes 16.32%
• Catherine Ingram
  39,807 votes 15.91%
• Harriet Russell
  38,183 votes 15.26%
• G. R. Schloemer
  33,163 votes 13.26%
• Fredrick T. Suggs, Sr.
  24,588 votes 9.83%
• Ed Rothenberg
  19,128 votes 7.65%
• Roy L. McGrath
  10,680 votes 4.27%

Issue 1 Proposed Tax Levy - (Renewal and increase) -- County of Hamilton
113,125 / 55.69% Yes votes ...... 89,993 / 44.31% No votes

A renewal of 4.73 mills and an increase of 0.66 mill to constitute a tax for the benefit of the County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of SUPPLEMENTING THE GENERAL FUND OF THE COUNTY TO PROVIDE HEALTH AND HOSPITALIZATION SERVICES, INCLUDING UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL at a rate not exceeding five and thirty-nine hundredths (5.39) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to fifty-three and nine-tenths cents ($0.539) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2001, first due in calendar year 2002.

Issue 2 Proposed Tax Levy - (Renewal) -- County of Hamilton
130,787 / 64.87% Yes votes ...... 70,817 / 35.13% No votes

A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of SUPPLEMENTING THE GENERAL FUND OF THE COUNTY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND THE CARE AND PLACEMENT OF CHILDREN at a rate not exceeding two and seventy-seven hundredths (2.77) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to twenty-seven and seven-tenths cents ($0.277) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2001, first due in calendar year 2002.

Issue 5 Proposed Charter Amendment (Ordinance 238-2001) -- City of Cincinnati
43,724 / 51.90% Yes votes ...... 40,516 / 48.10% No votes

Shall the Charter of the City of Cincinnati be amended to provide that unclassified positions in the civil service shall include all department and division heads, all deputies or assistants to department heads, professional housing and economic development positions, and the positions of police chief and fire chief, and assistant police chiefs and assistant fire chiefs; and that the police chief and fire chief shall be subject to removal only for cause, by adopting new Sections 3, 5 and 6 of Article V and repealing existing Sections 3, 5 and 6 of Article V?

Issue 6 Proposed Charter Amendment -- City of Cincinnati
42,688 / 50.3% Yes votes ...... 42,141 / 49.7% No votes

Shall the Charter of the City of Cincinnati be amended to provide that there shall be:

• Limits on contributions to candidates in council or mayoral elections.
• Additional reporting requirements for contributions to and expenditures by candidates
• Reporting requirements for independent expenditures
• Penalties for making or accepting contributions that exceed the limits and for failing to file a report.
• Partial public financing of campaigns of candidates who accept expenditures limits and meet other eligibility requirements.
• Repayment requirements and penalties for exceeding expenditures limits for candidates who accept public financing.
• Creation of the Cincinnati Elections Commission to administer the Article.
• Limits on council from using powers under Article IX, Section 1, to establish ordinances inconsistent with this Article. by adopting supplementary Article XIII, Sections 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7 of the Charter of the City of Cincinnati