2012 Ohio Election Guide - Gripelements.com

sixty-first House DISTRICT 61 stDistrict Map:Based in Lake County, this district includes Concord Twp., Kirtland, KirtlandHills Village, Leroy Twp., Madison Twp., Madison Village, part of Mentor,North Perry Village, part of Painesville Twp., Perry Twp., Perry Village, WaiteHill Village, and Willoughby Hills, located within the 18 th Senate District.LAKEPainesvillePolitical Landscape:2012 Political Republican Index: 53.61%2010 Gubernatorial Results:John R. Kasich (R) 54.78%Ted Strickland (D) 39.12%Candidates:Ron Young (R — Leroy) ★• Experience: Founder, Tech. Empl. Services Inc.; Teacher; U.S. Army• Occupation: Business Owner• Memberships: LIFEhouse Christian Church• Education: B.A., Psych., Kent State Univ.; Certificate of Educ., Cleve. StateUniv.• Campaign Committee: Friends of Ron Young, 9110 Tyler Blvd. , Mentor,OH 44060• Website: www.ronyoungforohio.comSusan McGuinness (D — Painesville)• Experience: Chair, Lake Health Bd. of Dirs., Mt. Sinai Medical Center• Occupation: Reg. Nurse; Assoc. Prof., France Payne Bolton School ofNursing• Memberships: Lake Cnty. Nurses Assn.; Ohio Nurses Assn.; St. CyprianChurch• Education: Assoc.’s Degree in Nursing, Lakeland Community College;Bachelor’s Degree, Cleve. State; M.P.A., Cleve. State Univ.• Campaign Committee: Friends of Susan McGuinness, 7290 SouthMeadow Dr., Concord, OH 44077Democrats say: Professor, nurse, and outstanding member of hercommunity. McGuinness will be a breath of fresh air in Columbus.Republicans say: Ron Young’s long history of public service and helpingothers find work poise him to be re-elected to continue his service in LakeCounty. Democratic candidate’s strong support of nationalized healthcarewill cause voters to reject her just like they did Obamacare 2-to-1 in 2011.See pages 196 & 197 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 AdministrationOtherTOTAL32 3.2% 544 –16.8% 3,352,297 –23.5%5 –16.7% 57 –6.0% 459,508 –20.6%NA NA NA NA NA NA253 –28.1% 1,730 –14.4% 23,163,056 8.3%262 –10.6% 8,596 –11.7% 109,822,091 –14.5%182 –9.5% 1,655 –23.9% 21,576,933 –20.8%447 –7.3% 8,511 –10.6% 45,476,617 –17.4%47 –11.3% 557 7.1% 4,853,248 –17.2%19 11.8% 375 4.9% 3,259,944 –20.0%197 –1.0% 1,252 –12.2% 13,550,000 –16.7%85 –13.3% 374 –27.5% 2,399,749 –28.8%302 –3.8% 1,646 –11.9% 18,649,701 –27.8%16 23.1% 757 –19.3% 12,860,654 –16.7%166 –12.2% 1,958 –30.5% 12,080,306 –27.5%63 0.0% 3,996 –1.1% 40,158,181 4.1%309 6.6% 7,103 17.9% 57,204,277 18.4%32 –17.9% 515 –10.3% 2,458,255 –19.0%257 –4.8% 4,937 –5.4% 14,744,127 –9.4%251 –8.4% 1,606 –20.0% 9,277,883 –21.2%36 –2.7% 1,232 4.1% 11,794,791 3.3%NA NA NA NA NA NA2,969 –8.0% 48,341 –8.2% 428,774,725 –10.4%2012 OHIO ELECTION GUIDE — 147