2012 Ohio Election Guide - Gripelements.com

66 th sixty-sixth House DISTRICTDistrict Map:Brown and a portion of Clermont County, this district includes AmeliaVillage, Batavia Twp., Batavia Village, Bethel Village, Chilo Village, FelicityVillage, Franklin Twp., Jackson Twp., Monroe Twp., Moscow Village,Neville Village, New Richmond Village, Ohio Twp., Pierce Twp., Tate Twp.,Washington Twp., Williamsburg Twp., and Williamsburg Village, locatedwithin the 14 th Senate district.CLERMONTBataviaBROWNGeorgetownPolitical Landscape:2012 Political Republican Index: 62.97%2010 Gubernatorial Results:John R. Kasich (R) 61.38%Ted Strickland (D) 30.44%Candidates:Ken P. McNeely, Jr. (D — Williamsburg)• Experience: Worked for wholesale HVAC businesses; substitute teacher;Transportation Aftermarket Co.• Education: Bachelor’s Degree, Marshall Univ.• Campaign Committee: Campaign to Elect Ken P. McNeely, Jr., 1881Harker Waits Rd., Williamsburg, OH 45176• Website: www.kenmcneely.comDoug Green (R — Mt. Orab)• Experience: Saul’s Constr.; Ohio Dept. of Transp.; Trinity Freight Car Co.;Brown Cnty. Habilitation Ctr.• Occupation: Brown County Auditor• Education: Attended Univ. of Cincinnati, Southern State CommunityCollege, Chatfield College• Campaign Committee: Cmte. to Elect Doug Green, 708 S. High St., Mt.Orab, OH 45154• Website: www.green4ohio.comDemocrats say: This district has largely been untested by Democrats.McNeely, a common sense advocate, is determined to change that.Republicans say: Auditor Doug Green earns a seat in the Legislature thisNovember.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 AdministrationOtherTOTAL7 16.7% 22 20.4% 95,964 19.4%NA NA NA NA NA NA14 16.7% 964 62.3% 20,317,357 56.2%172 –22.2% 917 –32.7% 7,463,011 –38.6%101 –2.9% 2,297 –48.4% 24,509,014 –72.7%61 –4.7% 450 –12.8% 5,269,647 –14.4%208 –3.3% 2,545 –6.7% 13,282,337 –10.9%57 –1.7% 668 12.3% 5,545,838 0.3%15 7.1% 265 0.0% 2,087,674 –16.9%75 4.2% 482 –54.3% 4,224,865 –70.1%44 –8.3% 183 –19.4% 926,882 –22.6%123 5.1% 643 8.5% 4,550,314 –0.2%3 0.0% 48 418.0% 1,225,374 669.9%71 –21.1% 422 –8.9% 2,505,201 –20.9%65 3.2% 3,855 0.2% 34,240,178 –1.0%147 7.3% 4,129 –2.2% 33,611,145 –6.3%19 –17.4% 78 –27.1% 381,576 –25.3%134 12.6% 2,056 9.4% 5,645,538 14.8%141 –10.8% 800 –0.4% 4,330,505 1.0%77 –7.2% 1,858 –1.0% 15,764,053 –13.4%NA NA NA NA NA NA1,538 –4.6% 22,716 –11.5% 186,266,579 –30.0%152 — THE OHIO MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION