Top 2 Runoff on 11/05/2013
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John Cranley
6,435 votes
55.7%
- Occupation: Attorney
- Juris Doctorate, Harvard Law School
- Masters of Theological Studies, Harvard University
- Bachelors of Art in Political Science and Philosophy, John Carroll University
Priorities:
- Job Growth - Reform City Hall to make investment easier, work with proven partners, and invest in job training for the unemployed
- Restore Fiscal Order - In light of Moody's downgrade & pension crisis cancel the streetcar and other unnecessary spending to balance the budget
- Safer Neighborhoods - Hire more police and firefighters and implement community oriented problem solving to reduce the violence
Roxanne Qualls
4,307 votes
37.2%
- Occupation: Vice Mayor and Realtor
- Council member - 2007 to present
- Mayor - 1993-1999 (council member 1991-1999)
- Master of Public Administration Harvard 2002
- Director Cincinnati Ohio Citizen Action 1985-1991
- Executive Director Women Helping Women
- Director Northern Kentucky Rape Crisis Center
Priorities:
- Improving the quality of life in all Cincinnati neighborhoods
- Investing in jobs and residential development to make Cincinnati's local economy globally competitive
- Equitably and responsibly managing public resources
Jim Berns
572 votes
4.9%
- Occupation: Company President
- Doctor School of Hard Experience
Priorities:
- Stop the growth of Government
- Re-Legalize Marijuana
- Stop the Decline of Cincinnati and our Citizens Jobs
Queen Noble
249 votes
2.2%
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