2012 Ohio Election Guide - Gripelements.com

thirty-sixth House DISTRICT 36 thDistrict Map:Based in Summit County, this district includes part of Coventry Twp., partof Cuyahoga Falls, Green City, Lakemore Village, Mogadore Village, part ofSpringfield Twp., and Tallmadge City, located within the 28 th Senate District.SUMMITAkronPolitical Landscape:2012 Political Republican Index: 46.49%2010 Gubernatorial Results:John R. Kasich (R) 47.05%Ted Strickland (D) 46.65%Candidates:Anthony DeVitis (R — Uniontown) ★• Experience: Owner, VP, DeVitis & Sons, Inc.; Green City Council• Occupation: Business Owner• Education: Attended the Univ. of Akron• Campaign Committee: Elect DeVitis, 660 Singley Ave., Akron, OH 44310• Website: www.anthonydevitis.comPaul V. Colavecchio (D — Cuyahoga Falls)• Experience: Private Practice; Staff Attorney, UAW Legal Services Plan• Occupation: Attorney• Memberships: Akron Bar Assn.; Former Pres., Treas., AFSCME Local 3357• Education: B.A., Pol. Science, Kent State Univ.; J.D., Cleve.-MarshallCollege of Law• Campaign Committee: Elect Paul Colavecchio, 3414 Haggarty Way,Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223Democrats say: District leans Democratic, Colavecchio’s great name IDand work ethic will make this a race to watch in November.Republicans say: The DeVitis name has been a staple of this communityfor over 90 years. Rep. DeVitis’ work ethic at the Statehouse andbackground in co-owning three businesses will keep this seat Republican.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 AdministrationOtherTOTALNA NA NA NA NA NANA NA NA NA NA NANA NA NA NA NA NA205 –23.5% 1,574 –23.4% 14,390,524 –26.3%169 –11.5% 6,307 –10.7% 69,440,243 –17.2%135 –12.3% 1,672 –22.5% 19,140,168 –40.8%331 –3.2% 7,863 –4.1% 47,393,265 –10.2%72 0.0% 1,872 –4.8% 19,439,037 –6.8%29 –9.4% 441 6.4% 4,629,791 2.0%173 –8.9% 1,154 –16.7% 12,540,349 –18.6%80 –14.0% 495 –6.3% 3,379,391 –13.5%196 –17.3% 2,170 1.7% 23,718,773 –0.8%NA NA NA NA NA NA130 –9.7% 4,856 –20.2% 32,812,422 3.1%73 7.4% 3,096 –6.4% 27,712,085 –12.3%333 4.7% 6,299 26.2% 50,909,711 35.9%18 –14.3% 444 –14.6% 1,350,539 –22.2%232 –1.3% 4,907 –6.1% 14,787,822 –7.7%226 –4.2% 1,856 0.5% 9,543,795 –3.4%NA NA NA NA NA NA3 NA 2 NA 15,682 NA2,464 –7.5% 47,627 –5.8% 399,816,892 –7.7%2012 OHIO ELECTION GUIDE — 121