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Steve Chabot
108,186 votes
64.9%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: U.S. Congressman
- Neighborhood: Westwood
- As a husband, parent and former teacher, I understand the challenges facing families in our community.
- I've worked to reduce taxes, make healthcare affordable, and protect retirement savings.
- In the House, I am chairman of the Constitution Subcommittee and was appointed the congressional representative to the U.N. by the President.
- Education: College of William and Mary, BA; Chase College of Law, JD
Priorities:
- Improve the Economy - support policies that spur economic growth and protect jobs.
- Strengthen national security and homeland defense to ensure a safe future.
- Protect Social Security and create a voluntary Medicare prescription drug benefit
Greg P. Harris
58,405 votes
35.1%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: : Executive Director, Citizens for Civic Renewal (on leave)
- Community/neighborhood of residence: Clifton
- Education: Ph.D., Miami University of Ohio
- My background encompasses extensive work in politics, youth development, and public policy.
- A teacher for six years, I was also Interim Director of the Hamilton County Democratic Party,
- Program Manager for the Americorps program "Public Allies," and Executive Director of Citizens for Civic Renewal,
- a citizen-based public policy organization.
Priorities:
- A Fair Economy
- Protecting Social Security and Medicare, and Prescription Drug Coverage for Seniors
- Improving Educational Opportunity
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