2010OHIO ELECTION GUIDE - BIPAC
2010OHIO ELECTION GUIDE - BIPAC
2010OHIO ELECTION GUIDE - BIPAC
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THIRTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT<br />
13TH<br />
DISTRICT MAP<br />
DESCRIPTION:<br />
Includes portions of four counties (Lorain, Cuyahoga, Medina,<br />
and Summit), this district includes Lorain, Elyria, Strongsville,<br />
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron.<br />
CANDIDATES<br />
BETTY SUTTON (D-COPLEY) <br />
Experience: Faulkner, Muskovitz & Phillips LLP<br />
Occupation: Congresswoman/Labor Attorney<br />
Education: B.A., Kent State University; J.D., University of Akron<br />
Campaign Committee: Betty Sutton for Congress,<br />
1700 West Market Street, #155, Akron, OH 44313<br />
Website: bettysuttonforcongress.com<br />
TOM GANLEY (R-BRECKSVILLE)<br />
Occupation: President/CEO, Ganley Automotive Group<br />
Campaign Committee: Tom Ganley for Congress,<br />
P.O. Box 41331, Brecksville, OH 44141<br />
Website: tomganley.com<br />
POLITICAL LANDSCAPE<br />
Political Republican Index: ’08 ’10<br />
42.28% 41.90%<br />
Results (’08):<br />
Betty Sutton (D) 64.70%<br />
David Potter (R) 35.29%<br />
’08 Presidential Results:<br />
Barack Obama (D) 56.70%<br />
John McCain (R) 41.90%<br />
ECONOMIC PROFILE<br />
INDUSTRIES<br />
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting<br />
Mining<br />
Utilities<br />
Construction<br />
Manufacturing<br />
Wholesale Trade<br />
Retail Trade<br />
Transportation and Warehousing<br />
Information<br />
Finance and Insurance<br />
Real Estate and Rental and Leasing<br />
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services<br />
Management of Companies and Enterprises<br />
Admin. & Support/Waste Mgmt. & Remediation<br />
Educational Services<br />
Health Care and Social Assistance<br />
Arts, Entertainment and Recreation<br />
Accommodation and Food Services<br />
Other Services (except Public Administration)<br />
Public Administration<br />
Other<br />
TOTAL<br />
See pages 178 & 179 for the detailed demographic data for this district.<br />
16 –6% 336 0% 2,469,426 –8%<br />
10 –9% 90 15% 1,373,473 38%<br />
42 5% 2,265 5% 52,286,744 12%<br />
1,190 –12% 9,718 –18% 106,754,263 –13%<br />
922 –3% 31,277 –16% 427,929,366 –19%<br />
997 –3% 10,912 –5% 151,209,218 –10%<br />
1,795 –3% 29,587 –6% 164,750,344 –7%<br />
358 0% 8,126 –10% 87,502,118 –19%<br />
171 –2% 4,470 –5% 57,713,682 –3%<br />
915 –8% 8,611 –12% 129,178,449 –9%<br />
501 –5% 3,144 –3% 21,156,719 –3%<br />
1,479 –3% 12,993 –4% 164,109,266 –4%<br />
98 17% 9,503 17% 243,805,046 18%<br />
778 –2% 15,446 –14% 98,423,503 –8%<br />
376 3% 23,121 2% 236,840,130 3%<br />
1,526 4% 44,926 5% 429,302,485 6%<br />
170 –3% 2,966 –5% 13,873,520 –5%<br />
1,071 –4% 19,927 –6% 61,346,075 –6%<br />
1,226 –5% 7,951 –7% 45,405,332 –4%<br />
228 –1% 10,251 –3% 123,353,041 2%<br />
27 42% 77 109% 376,181 73%<br />
13,896 –3% 255,698 –5% 2,619,158,381 –5%<br />
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