Combined ballot

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Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 1

• Dwane K. Mallory
  7449 votes 100.00%

Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 2

• Tyrone K. Yates
  15170 votes 100.00%

Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 3

• Ted Berry
  13042 votes 100.00%

Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 4

• Megan Shanahan
  16883 votes 100.00%

Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 5

• Heather Russell
  15877 votes 100.00%

Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 6

• Richard Bernat
  16430 votes 100.00%

Judge; Hamilton County Municipal Court; District 7

• Melissa Powers
  12766 votes 100.00%

City

Mayor; City of Cincinnati

• John Cranley
  33428 votes 57.92%
• Roxanne Qualls
  24288 votes 42.08%

Member of Council; City of Cincinnati (9 Elected)

• P. G. Sittenfeld
  38251 votes 9.61%
• Charlie Winburn
  28004 votes 7.03%
• David Mann
  27018 votes 6.79%
• Yvette Simpson
  26074 votes 6.55%
• Chris Seelbach
  24237 votes 6.09%
• Christopher Smitherman
  24125 votes 6.06%
• Wendell Young
  23136 votes 5.81%
• Kevin Flynn
  22475 votes 5.65%
• Amy Murray
  22430 votes 5.63%
• Laure Quinlivan
  21571 votes 5.42%
• Greg Landsman
  20001 votes 5.02%
• Michelle Dillingham
  19515 votes 4.90%
• Pam Thomas
  18935 votes 4.76%
• Vanessa White
  17288 votes 4.34%
• Sam Malone
  16854 votes 4.23%
• Melissa Wegman
  10139 votes 2.55%
• Shawn Butler
  10054 votes 2.53%
• Mike Moroski
  8916 votes 2.24%
• Angela Beamon
  8192 votes 2.06%
• Kevin Johnson
  6835 votes 1.72%
• Timothy Joseph Dornbusch
  4084 votes 1.03%

Member Council at Large; City of Blue Ash (2 Elected)

• Tom Adamec, Republican
  1457 votes 39.03%
• Lee E. Czerwonka, Republican
  1317 votes 35.28%
• Pramod S. Jhaveri
  959 votes 25.69%

Member Council; City of Blue Ash; Ward 1

• James W. Sumner, Republican
  298 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Blue Ash; Ward 2

• Stephanie Stoller
  330 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Blue Ash; Ward 3

• Rick Bryan, Republican
  427 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Blue Ash; Ward 4

• Robert J. Buckman, Jr., Republican
  110 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Blue Ash; Ward 5

• Mark F. Weber, Republican
  387 votes 100.00%

President of Council; City of Cheviot

• Deborah M. Slaughter, Republican
  949 votes 100.00%

Treasurer; City of Cheviot

• Joseph L. Pahls, Republican
  872 votes 64.45%
• David L. Goedl, Democratic
  481 votes 35.55%

Member Council; City of Cheviot; Ward 1

• James F. Martin, Republican
  220 votes 65.87%
• Katherine Kinney, Democratic
  114 votes 34.13%

Member Council; City of Cheviot; Ward 2

• Dennis T. Dinkelacker, Republican
  270 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Cheviot; Ward 3

• Jim Sunderhaus, Democratic
  210 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Cheviot; Ward 4

• William H. Clark, III, Republican
  277 votes 100.00%

President of Council; City of Deer Park

• Joseph W. Comer, Republican
  909 votes 100.00%

Treasurer; City of Deer Park

• Steven Todd (Write-in)
  14 votes 100.00%

Member Council at Large; City of Deer Park (3 Elected)

• John D. Donnellon, Republican
  840 votes 29.20%
• Christine M. Hedger, Republican
  738 votes 25.65%
• Jeffrey G. Hall, Republican
  666 votes 23.15%
• Shawn C. Gavin
  633 votes 22.00%

Member Council; City of Deer Park; Ward 1

• Lori Newsom, Republican
  197 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Deer Park; Ward 2

• Michael Rapp, Republican
  221 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Deer Park; Ward 3

• Daniel H. Lehane, Republican
  205 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Deer Park; Ward 4

• Charles Tassell, Republican
  315 votes 100.00%

Member Council at Large; City of Forest Park (4 Elected)

• Sheila J. Cottle
  1215 votes 17.97%
• Charles Johnson
  1209 votes 17.88%
• Wynndel T. Burns
  1041 votes 15.39%
• Diana Herbe
  1021 votes 15.10%
• Regina Collins
  969 votes 14.33%
• Matthew J. Robinson
  697 votes 10.31%
• John Rogers, II
  610 votes 9.02%

Member Council at Large; City of Harrison (4 Elected)

• William Neyer, Republican
  608 votes 26.57%
• Tony Burkart, Republican
  575 votes 25.13%
• Ryan P. Grubbs, Republican
  573 votes 25.04%
• Randy Shank, Republican
  532 votes 23.25%

Member Council at Large; City of Indian Hill (7 Elected)

• Molly R. Barber
  853 votes 13.76%
• Daniel J. Feigelson
  851 votes 13.73%
• Melissa Skidmore Cowan
  843 votes 13.60%
• Keith M. Rabenold
  836 votes 13.48%
• Laura S. Raines
  829 votes 13.37%
• Mark D. Kuenning
  815 votes 13.15%
• Abbot Thayer
  812 votes 13.10%
• David F. Turner
  361 votes 5.82%

Member Council at Large; City of Loveland (4 Elected)

• Linda Cox
  1098 votes 17.72%
• Pamela Gross
  1047 votes 16.89%
• Robert Weisgerber
  990 votes 15.97%
• Brent Zuch
  900 votes 14.52%
• Ted Phelps
  896 votes 14.46%
• Dave Bednar
  782 votes 12.62%
• Barry Kuhn
  485 votes 7.83%

Member Council at Large; City of Madeira (4 Elected)

• Tom Ashmore
  1489 votes 22.08%
• Mike Steur
  1119 votes 16.59%
• Traci Bayer Theis
  1104 votes 16.37%
• Nancy Spencer
  1091 votes 16.18%
• Chris Hilberg
  1045 votes 15.50%
• Tim Dicke
  896 votes 13.29%

Member Council at Large; City of Milford (3 Elected)

• Laurie Howland
  1 votes 33.33%
• Amy L. Brewer
  1 votes 33.33%
• Lisa Evans
  1 votes 33.33%
• Lu Mays
  0 votes 0.00%
• Ed Brady (Withdrawn)

Member Council at Large; City of Montgomery (4 Elected)

• Ken Suer
  1364 votes 26.44%
• Chris Dobrozsi
  1296 votes 25.13%
• Ann Combs
  1271 votes 24.64%
• Lynda Roesch
  1227 votes 23.79%

President of Council; City of Mount Healthy

• Ross Bittner, Republican
  471 votes 100.00%

Member Council at Large; City of Mount Healthy (7 Elected)

• James C. Wolf, Democratic
  442 votes 17.31%
• Jennifer D. Moody, Republican
  426 votes 16.69%
• Denise A. Lingo, Democratic
  378 votes 14.81%
• Bob Parsons, Republican
  365 votes 14.30%
• Jeanne George, Democratic
  338 votes 13.24%
• Geraldine Brandy, Democratic
  326 votes 12.77%
• Judy Petersen
  278 votes 10.89%

President of Council; City of North College Hill

• Kathleen Riga
  676 votes 50.11%
• Nathaniel Williams
  673 votes 49.89%

Member Council at Large; City of North College Hill (4 Elected)

• Suzie Wietlisbach
  699 votes 16.04%
• Patrick Hartzel
  671 votes 15.39%
• Tracie Nichols
  631 votes 14.48%
• Shawna O'Shea
  630 votes 14.45%
• Maureen P. Mason
  605 votes 13.88%
• Teresa Hiller Eilermann
  585 votes 13.42%
• James F. Geers
  538 votes 12.34%
• Matt Miller-Novak

President of Council; City of Norwood

• Donna M. Laake, Republican
  1887 votes 100.00%

Treasurer; City of Norwood

• Timothy W. Molony, Democratic
  1362 votes 52.67%
• Mary Yeager, Republican
  1224 votes 47.33%

Law Director; City of Norwood

• Josh Berkowitz, Republican
  1328 votes 50.57%
• Robert G. Kelly, Democratic
  1298 votes 49.43%

Member Council at Large; City of Norwood (3 Elected)

• Andrew W. Clark, Republican
  1383 votes 19.82%
• Thomas J. Whittington, Republican
  1254 votes 17.97%
• John Breadon, Republican
  1181 votes 16.93%
• Lynn Ellis, Democratic
  1074 votes 15.39%
• Bill Tracey, Democratic
  1060 votes 15.19%
• Lisa Russ, Democratic
  1025 votes 14.69%

Member Council; City of Norwood; Ward 1

• Sarah T. Allan, Democratic
  291 votes 51.50%
• Alfred Boehme, Republican
  274 votes 48.50%

Member Council; City of Norwood; Ward 2

• Steve Thornbury, Republican
  327 votes 52.40%
• Jessica Wiles, Democratic
  297 votes 47.60%

Member Council; City of Norwood; Ward 3

• Joseph W. Sanker, Democratic
  465 votes 64.05%
• Joanne Kemmerer, Republican
  261 votes 35.95%

Member Council; City of Norwood; Ward 4

• John T. Mumper, Democratic
  350 votes 51.09%
• Kenneth Crawford, Republican
  335 votes 48.91%

President of Council; City of Reading

• Christopher Nesbitt, Republican
  1486 votes 100.00%

Treasurer; City of Reading

• Melvin T. Gertz, Republican
  1545 votes 100.00%

Member Council at Large; City of Reading (3 Elected)

• Randolph Fischesser, Republican
  1272 votes 23.27%
• Donald H. Lindeman, Republican
  1260 votes 23.05%
• Robert J. Ashbrock, Republican
  1172 votes 21.44%
• Victoria A. Carnevale, Democratic
  947 votes 17.32%
• Sheilah Sand, Democratic
  816 votes 14.93%

Member Council; City of Reading; Ward 1

• Scott Heckle, Republican
  245 votes 52.92%
• Lee G. Roth, Democratic
  218 votes 47.08%

Member Council; City of Reading; Ward 2

• Anthony J. Gertz, Republican
  276 votes 58.85%
• William R. Wisser, Democratic
  193 votes 41.15%

Member Council; City of Reading; Ward 3

• Tom Lynd, Republican
  396 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Reading; Ward 4

• Dennis E. Albrinck, Republican
  523 votes 100.00%

Mayor; City of Sharonville

• Kevin M. Hardman, Republican
  1170 votes 100.00%

President of Council; City of Sharonville

• Vickie Hoppe, Republican
  1095 votes 100.00%

Treasurer; City of Sharonville

• Alfred L. Ledbetter, Republican
  1070 votes 100.00%

Member Council at Large; City of Sharonville (3 Elected)

• Greg Pugh, Republican
  1027 votes 35.85%
• Paul J. Schmidt, Republican
  978 votes 34.14%
• Mathew Eggenberger, Republican
  860 votes 30.02%

Member Council; City of Sharonville; Ward 1

• Ed Cunningham, Republican
  151 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Sharonville; Ward 2

• Dave Koch, Republican
  200 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Sharonville; Ward 3

• Kerry D. Rabe, Republican
  395 votes 100.00%

Member Council; City of Sharonville; Ward 4

• Robert D. Tankersley, Republican
  360 votes 100.00%

Member Council by; City of Springdale; District 1

• Lawrence C. Hawkins, III
  329 votes 100.00%

Member Council by; City of Springdale; District 2

• Holly McQuillan-Emerson
  278 votes 100.00%

Member Council by; City of Springdale; District 3

• Marjorie Harlow
  309 votes 100.00%

Member Council by; City of Springdale; District 4

• Thomas D. Vanover
  196 votes 100.00%

Member Council at Large; City of Wyoming (7 Elected)

• Lynn R. Crider
  1506 votes 14.05%
• Jennifer Eismeier
  1422 votes 13.27%
• Barry S. Porter
  1422 votes 13.27%
• Pamela Kamm
  1405 votes 13.11%
• Jenni McCauley
  1364 votes 12.73%
• Albert Delgado
  1290 votes 12.03%
• James T. O'Reilly
  1235 votes 11.52%
• Vicky Zwissler
  1075 votes 10.03%

Member of Council; Village of Addyston (4 Elected)

• Ann G. Pillow
  68 votes 44.74%
• Dan Dalton
  46 votes 30.26%
• Rhonda F. Carter
  38 votes 25.00%

Board of Trustees Public Affairs; Village of Addyston

• Bernard Thomas
  73 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Amberley; District A

• Edward Hattenbach
  598 votes 61.27%
• Ronald Regula
  378 votes 38.73%

Member Council; Village of Amberley; District B

• Natalie Wolf
  703 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Amberley; District C

• Thomas C. Muething
  717 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Amberley; District D

• Ray Warren
  612 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Amberley; District E

• Richard Bardach
  616 votes 100.00%

Member of Council; Village of Amberley (2 Elected)

• Peg Conway
  671 votes 43.83%
• Bill Doering
  512 votes 33.44%
• Mark Abel
  348 votes 22.73%

Member of Council; Village of Arlington Heights (4 Elected)

• Cody J.B. Gertz
  99 votes 21.48%
• Charity McFerron
  98 votes 21.26%
• Steve Crase
  74 votes 16.05%
• Frank C. Dilbert
  69 votes 14.97%
• Dave McDaniel
  68 votes 14.75%
• Scott A. Bothe
  53 votes 11.50%

Board of Trustees Public Affairs; Village of Arlington Heights

Member of Council; Village of Cleves (4 Elected)

• Stephen Myers
  264 votes 34.42%
• Megan E. Randall, Nonparty
  258 votes 33.64%
• Nancy Nichols, OPC
  234 votes 30.51%
• Tiffiney Myers (Write-in)
  11 votes 1.43%

Board of Trustees Public Affairs; Village of Cleves

• Tim Leigh
  411 votes 100.00%

Member of Council; Village of Elmwood Place (4 Elected)

• Wendy Radeke, Nonparty
  157 votes 14.09%
• Michael Collins, Nonparty
  157 votes 14.09%
• Joseph Anneken
  155 votes 13.91%
• William C. Wilson, Nonparty
  150 votes 13.46%
• Scott L. Meirose, Nonparty
  140 votes 12.57%
• Norman Bullock, Nonparty
  122 votes 10.95%
• Larry L. Murphy
  119 votes 10.68%
• Arthur R. Coffey, Nonparty
  111 votes 9.96%
• Robert Schmid (Write-in)
  3 votes 0.27%

Member of Council; Village of Evendale (3 Elected)

• Richard H. Finan
  811 votes 31.31%
• Christian J. Schaefer
  765 votes 29.54%
• Bill Puthoff
  592 votes 22.86%
• Douglas A. Lohmeier
  422 votes 16.29%

Member of Council; Village of Fairfax (4 Elected)

• Dan Dockery
  213 votes 19.26%
• Dan Telgkamp
  171 votes 15.46%
• Russell Riffle
  143 votes 12.93%
• Ginny Cammeresi
  140 votes 12.66%
• William Hembree
  134 votes 12.12%
• Sharon Lally
  131 votes 11.84%
• Don Kessel
  105 votes 9.49%
• Lesley Reynolds
  50 votes 4.52%
• Terry Erdt
  19 votes 1.72%

Member of Council; Village of Glendale (4 Elected)

• Debbie Grueninger
  426 votes 22.34%
• Jenny Kilgore
  410 votes 21.50%
• Michael L. Besl
  397 votes 20.82%
• William S. Aronstein
  349 votes 18.30%
• Monica L. Alles-White
  325 votes 17.04%

Member of Council; Village of Golf Manor (4 Elected)

• Darlene Dangerfield
  437 votes 22.93%
• Sharon Chaney
  409 votes 21.46%
• Ryan J. Tolle
  352 votes 18.47%
• Ron Hirth
  334 votes 17.52%
• Jennifer M. Malott
  203 votes 10.65%
• John M. Malott, Sr.
  171 votes 8.97%

Mayor; Village of Greenhills

• David B. Moore, Republican
  679 votes 100.00%

Member of Council; Village of Greenhills (3 Elected)

• Glenn Drees, Republican
  629 votes 26.93%
• Melanie K. Brokaw, Republican
  623 votes 26.67%
• Jack Lee, Republican
  576 votes 24.66%
• Diana Koller
  271 votes 11.60%
• Terri L. Treinen
  237 votes 10.15%

Member of Council; Village of Lincoln Heights (4 Elected)

• Linda L. Childs-Jeter
  276 votes 20.83%
• John Key
  243 votes 18.34%
• Richard E. Headen
  234 votes 17.66%
• Deborah A. Seay
  233 votes 17.58%
• Randall Wiley
  183 votes 13.81%
• D. O. Stephens
  156 votes 11.77%

Mayor; Village of Lockland

• Jim Brown, Democratic
  453 votes 62.74%
• Ron Johnson, Nonparty
  269 votes 37.26%

Clerk/Treasurer; Village of Lockland

• Wayne Poe, Democratic
  519 votes 100.00%

Member of Council; Village of Lockland (4 Elected)

• Bob Brown, Democratic
  410 votes 26.83%
• Kathy Pittman, Democratic
  388 votes 25.39%
• Mark Mason
  371 votes 24.28%
• Jeff Bryant
  359 votes 23.49%

Treasurer; Village of Mariemont

Member of Council; Village of Mariemont (4 Elected)

• Maggie Palazzolo
  378 votes 26.32%
• Joseph B. Miller
  362 votes 25.21%
• Eric Marsland
  348 votes 24.23%
• James E. Tinkham
  348 votes 24.23%

Member of Council; Village of Newtown (4 Elected)

• Mark Kobasuk
  347 votes 23.12%
• Cheryl McConnell
  331 votes 22.05%
• Curt Tiettmeyer
  330 votes 21.99%
• Joe Harten
  320 votes 21.32%
• Tracy Hueber
  173 votes 11.53%

Member of Council; Village of North Bend (4 Elected)

• Ronald J. Hartoin
  210 votes 34.48%
• Bill Welch
  194 votes 31.86%
• Ronald Nunnery
  173 votes 28.41%
• Shirley A. Smith (Write-in)
  32 votes 5.25%

President of Council; Village of Saint Bernard

• Mike Peck
  493 votes 53.41%
• John Metz
  430 votes 46.59%

Treasurer; Village of Saint Bernard

• John G. Ungruhe
  565 votes 61.75%
• James Sipe
  350 votes 38.25%

Member Council at Large; Village of Saint Bernard (3 Elected)

• Cindi Bedinghaus
  600 votes 24.73%
• Steve Asbach
  551 votes 22.71%
• Andy Kalb
  451 votes 18.59%
• Diane M. Statt
  372 votes 15.33%
• Joe Lengerich, II
  298 votes 12.28%
• Mark Auer
  154 votes 6.35%

Member Council; Village of Saint Bernard; Ward 1

• Patty Hausfeld
  148 votes 59.44%
• Kevin Meier
  101 votes 40.56%

Member Council; Village of Saint Bernard; Ward 2

• Ray Culbertson
  177 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Saint Bernard; Ward 3

• Donald Tobergte
  203 votes 100.00%

Member Council; Village of Saint Bernard; Ward 4

• Diana Schildmeyer
  163 votes 77.25%
• Jamielou Papia
  48 votes 22.75%

Mayor; Village of Silverton

• John A. Smith, Democratic
  568 votes 66.20%
• Shirley A. Jason
  290 votes 33.80%

Member Council at Large; Village of Silverton (6 Elected)

• Shirley Hackett-Austin, Democratic
  616 votes 15.88%
• Frank C. Sylvester, Democratic
  545 votes 14.05%
• Idella Thompson, Democratic
  538 votes 13.87%
• Dottie Williams, Democratic
  533 votes 13.74%
• Mark J. Quarry
  513 votes 13.23%
• Franklin D. Wilson, Democratic
  439 votes 11.32%
• Herschel E. Chalk, III
  348 votes 8.97%
• Nolan C. Jason
  346 votes 8.92%

Member of Council; Village of Terrace Park (4 Elected)

• Holly Nelson Purcell
  421 votes 26.25%
• Jeff A. LeMay
  403 votes 25.12%
• Judith Lehman
  399 votes 24.88%
• Tom Tepe, Jr.
  381 votes 23.75%

Member Council; Village of Woodlawn (2 Elected)

• Michael T. Donohue
  253 votes 54.76%
• Bersetha Ranson
  209 votes 45.24%

Township

Trustee; Township of Anderson (2 Elected)

• Joshua S. Gerth
  6662 votes 32.24%
• Andrew S. Pappas
  6528 votes 31.60%
• John A. Piehowicz, II
  4057 votes 19.64%
• Scott Doyle
  2303 votes 11.15%
• Kevin P. O'Brien
  1111 votes 5.38%

Trustee; Township of Colerain (2 Elected)

• Dennis P. Deters
  5506 votes 32.28%
• Jeff Ritter
  4569 votes 26.79%
• Joseph R. Wolterman
  3296 votes 19.33%
• Greg Insco
  2649 votes 15.53%
• Bernie Fiedeldey
  1035 votes 6.07%

Trustee; Township of Columbia (2 Elected)

• David J. Kubicki
  519 votes 50.54%
• Susan Hughes
  508 votes 49.46%

Trustee; Township of Crosby (2 Elected)

• Chris Dole
  244 votes 51.26%
• Jim Niehaus
  232 votes 48.74%

Trustee; Township of Delhi (2 Elected)

• Cheryl Sieve
  4462 votes 29.41%
• Will Oswall
  3545 votes 23.37%
• Don Jasper
  3340 votes 22.02%
• Kevin Rhodes
  2735 votes 18.03%
• Leo Morand
  1089 votes 7.18%

Trustee; Township of Green (2 Elected)

• Rocky Boiman
  10099 votes 38.16%
• David Linnenberg
  9082 votes 34.32%
• Steven P. Schinkal
  4559 votes 17.23%
• Jeffry K. Smith
  2725 votes 10.30%

Trustee; Township of Harrison (2 Elected)

• Fred A. Dole
  1087 votes 37.63%
• Tom Losekamp
  988 votes 34.20%
• Tom Roudebush
  422 votes 14.61%
• Claude Noe
  392 votes 13.57%

Trustee; Township of Miami (2 Elected)

• Paul Beck
  2169 votes 32.68%
• Dan Blanton
  1376 votes 20.73%
• Bob Polewski
  1369 votes 20.63%
• Charles Peak
  958 votes 14.43%
• John W. Kerth
  679 votes 10.23%
• Richard "Dick" Weinle (Write-in)
  86 votes 1.30%

Trustee; Township of Springfield (2 Elected)

• Joe Honerlaw
  3499 votes 50.70%
• Mark Berning
  3403 votes 49.30%

Trustee; Township of Sycamore (2 Elected)

• Tom Weidman
  2659 votes 42.80%
• Cliff W. Bishop
  2499 votes 40.22%
• Maxwell Kinman
  1055 votes 16.98%

Trustee; Township of Symmes (2 Elected)

• Ken Bryant
  1739 votes 41.39%
• Jodie L. Leis
  1719 votes 40.92%
• Eric Minamyer
  743 votes 17.69%

Fiscal Officer; Township of Symmes

• Carol A. Sims
  1481 votes 63.34%
• Vince Wallace
  857 votes 36.66%

Trustee; Township of Whitewater (2 Elected)

• Doug King
  394 votes 42.59%
• Lawanda Corman
  300 votes 32.43%
• Paul M. Ziegler
  231 votes 24.97%

School

Member of Board of Education; Cincinnati City School District (4 Elected)

• Melanie Bates
  27469 votes 18.13%
• Ericka Copeland-Dansby
  22455 votes 14.82%
• Elisa Hoffman
  20861 votes 13.77%
• Daniel Minera
  16537 votes 10.91%
• Marcia A. Futel
  15368 votes 10.14%
• Betsy Shank
  14752 votes 9.74%
• Martha Good
  13909 votes 9.18%
• Sally O'Callaghan
  12621 votes 8.33%
• Victoria Straughn
  7540 votes 4.98%

Member of Board of Education; Deer Park Community City School District (3 Elected)

• Peggy Bosse
  1590 votes 26.93%
• Karen Fumarola
  1335 votes 22.61%
• Terri Morrissey
  1227 votes 20.78%
• Steven C. Smith
  1036 votes 17.54%
• Justin Binik-Thomas
  717 votes 12.14%

Member of Board of Education; Indian Hill Exempted Village City School District (3 Elected)

• Eddie Hooker
  1513 votes 28.64%
• Elizabeth Johnston
  1375 votes 26.03%
• Kim Martin Lewis
  1227 votes 23.23%
• Karl J. Grafe
  1167 votes 22.09%

Member of Board of Education; Loveland City School District (3 Elected)

• David Blumberg
  1675 votes 29.39%
• Linda Pennington
  1408 votes 24.71%
• Michele Pettit
  1315 votes 23.07%
• Katie Bontrager
  1301 votes 22.83%

Member of Board of Education; Madeira City School District (3 Elected)

• Catherine Swami
  1398 votes 36.56%
• Patrick Shea
  1267 votes 33.13%
• Tarek Kamil
  1159 votes 30.31%

Member of Board of Education; Mariemont City School District (3 Elected)

• Bill Flynn
  1044 votes 34.25%
• Ken White
  1037 votes 34.02%
• Mike Gaburo
  967 votes 31.73%

Member of Board of Education; Milford Exempted Village School District (3 Elected)

• Don Lykins
  0 votes 0.00%
• Gary L. Knepp
  0 votes 0.00%
• Andrea Brady
  0 votes 0.00%
• David E. Yockey
  0 votes 0.00%
• Todd Munro
  0 votes 0.00%

Member of Board of Education; Mount Healthy City School District (3 Elected)

• Kimberly A. Bouldin-Bryant
  1416 votes 27.05%
• Emmett Kilgore
  1330 votes 25.41%
• Carole M. Ellis
  1277 votes 24.40%
• Thomas Kuhns
  1211 votes 23.14%
• Julie Turner

Member of Board of Education; North College Hill City School District (3 Elected)

• Nick Wietlisbach
  858 votes 27.58%
• Carolyn L. Jones
  543 votes 17.45%
• Ronald J. Harmon
  502 votes 16.14%
• Brittany Feeney
  446 votes 14.34%
• Dennis M. Jones
  439 votes 14.11%
• Zack Whittle
  323 votes 10.38%

Member of Board of Education; Norwood City School District (3 Elected)

• Sarah Horsley
  1399 votes 29.46%
• Ken Miracle
  1387 votes 29.21%
• Scott Faulkner
  1236 votes 26.03%
• David H. Bezona
  727 votes 15.31%

Member of Board of Education; Princeton City School District (2 Elected)

• Mary Cleveland
  3513 votes 37.91%
• Lillian A. Hawkins
  3257 votes 35.15%
• Tawana Lynn Keels
  2496 votes 26.94%

Member of Board of Education; Reading Community City School District (3 Elected)

• Lisa Marie Bemmes
  1303 votes 35.79%
• James L. Perdue, Jr.
  1214 votes 33.34%
• Vicki Solomon
  1124 votes 30.87%

Member of Board of Education; Saint Bernard/Elmwood Place City School District (3 Elected)

• Micki Spears
  605 votes 36.62%
• Jason McMullan
  552 votes 33.41%
• Joe Wheeler
  495 votes 29.96%

Member of Board of Education; Sycamore Community City School District (3 Elected)

• Jean A. Staubach
  3661 votes 34.34%
• Diane Adamec
  3553 votes 33.33%
• John W. Mercurio
  3446 votes 32.33%

Member of Board of Education; Winton Woods City School District (3 Elected)

• Viola E. Johnson
  2048 votes 22.52%
• Jessica Miranda
  2041 votes 22.44%
• Tim Cleary
  1989 votes 21.87%
• Cindy Emmert
  1647 votes 18.11%
• Chelsea Nuss
  1371 votes 15.07%

Member of Board of Education; Wyoming City School District (3 Elected)

• Lynn P. Larson
  1440 votes 37.58%
• Scott Boster
  1228 votes 32.05%
• Aaron Meis
  1164 votes 30.38%

Member of Board of Education; Hamilton County Educational Service Center (3 Elected)

• Bill Ferguson, Jr.
  22867 votes 37.22%
• Marilee G. Broscheid
  19761 votes 32.16%
• Melody Staudt-Dargis
  18815 votes 30.62%

Member of Board of Education; Finneytown Local School District (3 Elected)

• Cindy J. Rebman
  1167 votes 37.27%
• Michael R. Matzko
  1040 votes 33.22%
• Scott Haarlammert
  924 votes 29.51%

Member of Board of Education; Forest Hills Local School District (3 Elected)

• Julie F. Bissinger
  7515 votes 30.62%
• Forest T. Heis
  6380 votes 26.00%
• Tony Hemmelgarn
  6274 votes 25.56%
• Richard W. Neumann
  4374 votes 17.82%

Member of Board of Education; Lockland Local School District (3 Elected)

• Terry Gibson
  438 votes 35.90%
• Colleen Carter
  406 votes 33.28%
• Mark Morrissey
  376 votes 30.82%

Member of Board of Education; Northwest Local School District (3 Elected)

• Pamela L. Detzel
  5413 votes 19.12%
• Michael Harlow
  4760 votes 16.81%
• Christopher J. Heather
  4531 votes 16.00%
• David Denny
  4345 votes 15.35%
• Bruce Gehring
  4094 votes 14.46%
• Elaine Gauck
  3122 votes 11.03%
• Dexter Harold Carpenter
  2047 votes 7.23%

Member of Board of Education; Oak Hills Local School District (3 Elected)

• Jeannie Schoonover
  6716 votes 16.61%
• Julie J. Murphy
  6554 votes 16.21%
• Scott Bischoff
  6180 votes 15.29%
• George Brunemann
  4909 votes 12.14%
• Rick Ahlers
  4759 votes 11.77%
• Tim Wilking
  4617 votes 11.42%
• Nicole Hensley
  3807 votes 9.42%
• Gerry Trennepohl
  2883 votes 7.13%

Member of Board of Education; Southwest Local School District (2 Elected)

• Walter George Schunk
  1563 votes 51.30%
• Kim Downey
  1484 votes 48.70%

Member of Board of Education; Three Rivers Local School District (3 Elected)

• Jim Murphy
  1506 votes 17.99%
• Stephanie Stafford
  1435 votes 17.14%
• David Shuey
  1247 votes 14.90%
• Garyne T. Evans
  1039 votes 12.41%
• Robert P. Bracken
  998 votes 11.92%
• Steve Bartholomew
  808 votes 9.65%
• Bruce Kraus
  725 votes 8.66%
• Michael J. Hellebusch
  613 votes 7.32%

Issue 1 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal) -- Hamilton County (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 130025 / 80.33% Yes votes ...... 31835 / 19.67% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County for the purpose of PROVIDING FUNDS FOR OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS at a rate not exceeding one (1) mill for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to ten cents ($0.10) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for ten (10) years, commencing in 2014, first due in calendar year 2015.

Issue 2 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal) -- Hamilton County (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 130707 / 80.26% Yes votes ...... 32139 / 19.74% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. A renewal of a tax for the benefit of Hamilton County, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING OR MAINTAINING ZOOLOGICAL PARK SERVICES AND FACILITIES at a rate not exceeding forty-six hundredths (0.46) mill for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to four and six-tenths cents ($0.046) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 3 Referendum on Ordinance No. 12-38 (By Petition) -- City of Cheviot (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 990 / 70.01% Yes votes ...... 424 / 29.99% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall the Ordinance passed by the Council of the City of Cheviot to enact a fee for the provision of trash collection services, effective January 1, 2013, be approved?

Issue 4 Proposed Charter Amendment (By Petition) -- City of Cincinnati (Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 12397 / 21.78% Yes votes ...... 44527 / 78.22% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage.

An Amendment to the Charter of the City of Cincinnati to Add Provisions Relative to Pension and Retirement Plans for City Employees.

Shall the Charter of the City of Cincinnati be amended to add Article XVII that would:

1. Require the City of Cincinnati to pay forecasted pension obligation shortfalls by creating sufficient new revenues, which may include new or additional taxes and fees, and/or other revenue sources, and/or by implementing sufficient cost savings, which may include cuts to city programs or services, to fund any projected shortfall of the Cincinnati Retirement System which, as determined by an independent financial audit, would result in insufficient funds being available to pay forecasted future obligations of the Cincinnati Retirement System within ten years from the date of the audit's completion;

2. Require current City employees to choose to continue to participate in a defined benefit plan with maximum allowable percentages of salary provided pursuant to retirement benefits of individual employees or enroll in a defined contribution plan under which the aggregate retirement benefits paid by the Cincinnati Retirement System may not exceed the aggregate of: a) the employee's individual contributions, which can be made at any level, b) the City of Cincinnati's contributions, which shall not exceed the employee's individual contributions, and shall not exceed nine percent; and c) the return on an investment plan to which employee and employer contributions are made. Employees may increase or decrease their retirement savings through investments.

No employee hired after the date of the Amendment shall maintain a property or contractual right to any retirement funds above and beyond those which he or she has contributed, along with the investment return earned by those funds. City Council and Voters maintain the right to reduce future benefits, as required by this Amendment or otherwise. Even the first dollar of City investments is entirely voluntary, and the City can decide at any time to end its contributions, even retroactively.

3. Provide future City employees with only the defined contribution plan described herein;

4. Provide that no past or present City employee shall be entitled to collect retirement benefits while simultaneously earning income from the City or any other political subdivision or government agency or entity;

5. Provide for a potential cost of living adjustment for beneficiaries of the Cincinnati Retirement System not to exceed the increase in the consumer price index, but which shall not exceed a simple rate of 3% per annum, which cost of living adjustment may be temporarily suspended when necessary at the discretion of the City of Cincinnati;

6. Provide for enforcement of this amendment to the extent permitted by law and further provide that any Cincinnati resident, whether injured or not, shall have the right to bring a civil or equitable action to enforce this amendment, and be entitled to have their attorneys fees and expenses paid by the City if they prevail?

SHALL THE PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED?

Issue 5 Proposed Natural Gas Aggregation -- City of Mount Healthy (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 501 / 64.31% Yes votes ...... 278 / 35.69% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall the City of Mount Healthy have the authority to aggregate the retail natural gas loads located in the City of Mount Healthy, and for that purpose, enter into service agreements to facilitate for those loads the sale and purchase of natural gas, such aggregation to occur automatically except where any person elects to opt out?

Issue 6 Proposed Electric Aggregation -- City of Mount Healthy (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 499 / 64.22% Yes votes ...... 278 / 35.78% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall the City of Mount Healthy have the authority to aggregate the retail electric loads located in the City of Mount Healthy, and for that purpose, enter into service agreements to facilitate for those loads the sale and purchase of electricity, such aggregation to occur automatically except where any person elects to opt out?

Issue 7 Proposed Tax Levy (Additional) -- City of North College Hill (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 886 / 60.56% Yes votes ...... 577 / 39.44% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. An additional tax for the benefit of the City of North College Hill, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING MOTOR VEHICLES, COMMUNICATIONS, OTHER EQUIPMENT, BUILDINGS, AND SITES FOR SUCH BUILDINGS USED DIRECTLY IN THE OPERATION OF A POLICE DEPARTMENT, OR THE PAYMENT OF SALARIES OF PERMANENT OR PART-TIME POLICE, COMMUNICATIONS, OR ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL TO OPERATE THE SAME, INCLUDING THE PAYMENT OF ANY EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS REQUIRED FOR SUCH PERSONNEL UNDER SECTION 145.48 OR 742.33 OF THE REVISED CODE, at a rate not exceeding four and nine-tenths (4.9) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to forty-nine cents ($0.49) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 8 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal) -- Village of Golf Manor (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 464 / 79.32% Yes votes ...... 121 / 20.68% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the Village of Golf Manor, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding two (2) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to twenty cents ($0.20) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 9 Proposed Charter Revision -- Village of Greenhills (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 572 / 71.68% Yes votes ...... 226 / 28.32% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall the proposed Revision of the Charter of the Village of Greenhills be adopted?

Issue 10 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal) -- Village of Mariemont (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 530 / 84.94% Yes votes ...... 94 / 15.06% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the Village of Mariemont, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding three and eight-hundredths (3.08) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to thirty and eight-tenths cents ($0.308) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 11 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal) -- Village of Mariemont (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 516 / 83.36% Yes votes ...... 103 / 16.64% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the Village of Mariemont, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING FUNDS FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES OF THE MARIELDERS, INC. at a rate not exceeding one (1) mill for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to ten cents ($0.10) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 12 Proposed Natural Gas Aggregation -- Village of North Bend (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 262 / 80.86% Yes votes ...... 62 / 19.14% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall the Village of North Bend have the authority to aggregate the retail natural gas loads located in the Village of North Bend, and for that purpose, enter into service agreements to facilitate for those loads the sale and purchase of natural gas, such aggregation to occur automatically except where any person elects to opt out?

Issue 13 Proposed Tax Levy (Additional) -- Village of North Bend (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 206 / 58.69% Yes votes ...... 145 / 41.31% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. An additional tax for the benefit of the Village of North Bend, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING FIRE APPARATUS, APPLIANCES, BUILDINGS, OR SITES THEREFOR, OR SOURCES OF WATER SUPPLY AND MATERIALS THEREFOR, OR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF LINES OF FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH, OR THE PAYMENT OF FIREFIGHTING COMPANIES OR PERMANENT, PART-TIME, OR VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTING, EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE, ADMINISTRATIVE, OR COMMUNICATIONS PERSONNEL TO OPERATE THE SAME, INCLUDING THE PAYMENT OF ANY EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS REQUIRED FOR SUCH PERSONNEL UNDER SECTION 145.48 OR 752.34 OF THE REVISED CODE, OR THE PURCHASE OF AMBULANCE EQUIPMENT, OR THE PROVISION OF AMBULANCE, PARAMEDIC, OR OTHER EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES OPERATED BY A FIRE DEPARTMENT OR FIREFIGHTING COMPANY at a rate not exceeding two and twenty-nine hundredths (2.29) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to twenty-two and nine tenths cents ($0.229) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 14 Proposed Tax Levy (Additional) -- Village of Terrace Park (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 337 / 62.99% Yes votes ...... 198 / 37.01% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. An additional tax for the benefit of the Village of Terrace Park, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding two and five-tenths (2.5) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to twenty-five cents ($0.25) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 15 Proposed Resolution 13-10 and Contract -- Columbia Township (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 716 / 82.58% Yes votes ...... 151 / 17.42% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall the resolution of the Board of Township Trustees of the Township of Columbia approving the contract with the Village of Fairfax, Ohio, for the designation of the Columbia Township Joint Economic Development Zone (JEDZ) be approved?

Issue 16 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal) -- Green Township (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 14024 / 85.01% Yes votes ...... 2472 / 14.99% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. A renewal of a tax for the benefit of Green Township, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of FIRE AND POLICE PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES at a rate not exceeding one and nine-tenths (1.9) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to nineteen cents ($0.19) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a continuing period of time, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 17 Proposed Resolution 2013-133 and Contract -- Sycamore Township (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 2879 / 78.45% Yes votes ...... 791 / 21.55% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall the resolution of the Board of Township Trustees of the Township of Sycamore approving the contract with the City of Deer Park, Ohio, for the designation of the Sycamore Township JEDZ Kenwood-Northwest Joint Economic Development Zone be approved?

Issue 18 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal) -- Symmes Township (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 2051 / 80.31% Yes votes ...... 503 / 19.69% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. A renewal of a tax for the benefit of Symmes Township, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of PROVIDING NECESSARY FUNDS FOR THE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION, RESURFACING AND REPAIR OF STREETS, ROADS AND BRIDGES WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP AND FOR CONSTRUCTING, REHABILITATING, REPAIRING OR MAINTAINING SIDEWALKS, WALKWAYS, TRAILS, BICYCLE PATHWAYS, OR SIMILAR IMPROVEMENTS, OR ACQUIRING OWNERSHIP INTEREST IN LAND NECESSARY FOR THE FOREGOING IMPROVEMENTS at a rate not exceeding nine-tenths (0.9) mill for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to nine cents ($0.09) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for seven (7) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 19 Proposed Tax Levy (Additional) -- Deer Park Community City School District (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 1801 / 61.45% Yes votes ...... 1130 / 38.55% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. An additional tax for the benefit of the Deer Park Community City School District, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES AND GENERAL ONGOING PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS at a rate not exceeding seven and nine-tenths (7.9) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to seventy-nine cents ($0.79) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a continuing period of time, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014.

Issue 20 Proposed Tax Levy (Additional) -- Oak Hills Local School District (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 11499 / 56.79% Yes votes ...... 8750 / 43.21% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall a levy be imposed by the Oak Hills Local School District, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of AVOIDING AN OPERATING DEFICIT in the sum of $5,275,000 per year, and a levy of taxes to be made outside of the ten-mill limitation estimated by the county auditor to average four and eighty-two hundredths (4.82) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to forty-eight and two-tenths cents ($0.482) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a period of five (5) years, commencing in 2013, first due in calendar year 2014?

Issue 21 Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal) -- Three Rivers Local School District (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 2706 / 63.78% Yes votes ...... 1537 / 36.22% No votes

A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. A renewal of a tax for the benefit of the Three Rivers Local School District, County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the purpose of CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding four and ninety-five hundredths (4.95) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to forty-nine and five-tenths cents ($0.495) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a continuing period of time, commencing in 2014, first due in calendar year 2015.