2012 Ohio Election Guide - Gripelements.com

thirty-first House DISTRICT 31 stDistrict Map:Based in Hamilton County, this district includes Amberley Village, 7 wardsof the City of Cincinnati, part of Columbia Twp., Norwood City, SilvertonVillage, and St. Bernard Village, located within the 9 th Senate District.HAMILTONCincinnatiPolitical Landscape:2012 Political Republican Index: 30.34%2010 Gubernatorial Results:John R. Kasich (R) 31.75%Ted Strickland (D) 62.96%Candidates:Denise Driehaus (D — Cincinnati) ★• Experience: Co-owner of Phillips Swim Club & Front Porch Coffeehouse• Occupation: Business owner• Education: B.A., Pol. Science, Miami Univ.• Campaign Committee: Driehaus for State Rep., 300 Klotter, Cincinnati,OH 45238• Website: www.denisedriehaus.comMichael Gabbard (R — Cincinnati)• Experience: Norwood City Councilman; Paramedic, Former Firefighter &Police Officer• Occupation: Sales, Marketing, Customer Srvc. at TriHealth PTS• Education: B.A., Biblical Studies, Temple School of Ministry• Campaign Committee: Vote Gabbard, 1816 Weyer Ave., Norwood,OH 45212• Website: votegabbard.comDemocrats say: After a hard fought primary, Rep. Driehaus is ready to winin November and continue to represent her constituents in Columbus.Republicans say: The citizens of Norwood have benefited greatly fromMike’s conservative policies; the entire 31 st House District will benefit fromMike’s candidacy this fall.See pages 194 & 195 for the detailed demographic data for this district.Economic Profile:INDUSTRIESAgriculture, Forestry, Fishing and HuntingMiningUtilitiesConstructionManufacturingWholesale TradeRetail TradeTransportation and WarehousingInformationFinance and InsuranceReal Estate and Rental and LeasingProfessional, Scientific and Technical ServicesManagement of Companies and EnterprisesAdmin. & Support / Waste Mgmt. & Remediation Svcs.Educational ServicesHealth Care and Social AssistanceArts, Entertainment and RecreationAccommodation and Food ServicesOther Services (except Public Administration)Public AdministrationOtherTOTAL0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0%0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0%NA NA NA NA NA NA142 –13.9% 1,481 –21.0% 17,931,752 –20.1%106 –15.2% 6,225 –18.4% 88,404,323 –15.4%143 –3.4% 3,360 –14.0% 61,560,734 –30.8%387 –6.5% 6,516 –6.2% 37,003,561 –8.7%27 –18.2% 676 –16.4% 6,771,128 –40.4%42 –4.5% 860 2.0% 15,866,736 1.5%149 0.0% 5,230 78.4% 71,685,769 50.3%123 –6.8% 784 –15.3% 6,789,013 –13.5%289 –2.0% 3,343 8.0% 46,463,161 11.3%NA NA NA NA NA NA136 –1.4% 3,032 –31.5% 21,831,959 –29.0%76 –3.8% 11,169 –2.4% 117,894,708 –8.0%401 1.3% 33,052 4.0% 421,195,043 5.3%29 –6.5% 647 5.8% 4,496,652 7.9%301 3.1% 5,867 1.5% 22,191,490 2.9%296 –6.6% 2,410 –9.0% 17,427,540 –16.9%27 12.5% 1,566 14.0% 27,233,434 9.6%NA NA NA NA NA NA2,707 –3.7% 95,980 –0.6% 1,263,300,523 –11.3%2012 OHIO ELECTION GUIDE — 115