2012 Ohio Election Guide - Gripelements.com

sixTH Senate DISTRICT 6 thDistrict Map:Portions of Montgomery county including Kettering, Huber Heights,portions of Dayton, Washington Twp., Miami Twp., Riverside, andCenterville. This district encompasses House Districts 40, 41, and 42.DaytonMONTGOMERYPolitical Landscape:2012 Political Republican Index: 57.71%2010 Gubernatorial Results:John R. Kasich (R) 56.46%Ted Strickland (D) 38.34%Candidates:Peggy Lehner (R — Kettering) ★• Experience: State Rep.; Kettering City Council; Pres., Ohio Right to LifeSociety• Occupation: Legislator• Education: B.A., History, St. Mary of the Woods• Campaign Committee: Citizens for Lehner, 10679 Chestnut Hill, Dayton,OH 45458• Website: www.peggylehner.comRick McKiddy (D — Miamisburg)• Experience: Professor Labor & Mgmt. Classes, Wayne State Univ.; Ret.from the Auto Industry• Occupation: Owner, Chain Reaction Management• Education: Assoc. Degree, Labor History, Sinclair Univ.; B.A., M.A., WayneState Univ.• Campaign Committee: Elect Rick McKiddy State Senate, 2250 E. RahnRd., Kettering, OH 45440• Website: www.rickmckiddyforstatesenate.comDemocrats say: McKiddy is serious about standing up for the workingmen and women of the 6 th Senate District.Republicans say: Lehner won handily in this year’s primary and she willemerge victorious this fall.See pages 192 & 193 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 –30.0% 45 –38.0% 307,213 –29.0%NA NA NA NA NA NANA NA NA NA NA NA454 –19.2% 4,964 –17.8% 55,070,571 –14.0%538 –6.3% 17,570 –33.7% 216,582,881 –56.0%506 –5.2% 6,196 –17.4% 76,575,506 –22.5%1,069 –3.5% 18,550 –5.7% 101,169,400 –10.5%185 –19.9% 6,121 –15.7% 59,602,600 –25.9%118 –7.1% 6,982 –13.4% 114,290,738 –36.6%547 –5.2% 6,939 –12.1% 93,094,574 –18.8%331 –2.9% 2,136 –14.7% 15,932,389 –22.6%740 –7.0% 8,766 –6.8% 127,175,450 –7.5%52 6.1% 2,018 15.5% 43,641,317 –10.9%400 –7.4% 8,360 –18.7% 56,572,139 –27.8%171 –5.0% 10,972 5.9% 100,659,824 1.1%805 –0.9% 23,827 2.8% 214,803,816 –4.3%96 6.7% 1,690 –5.5% 7,426,820 –16.3%730 3.0% 15,623 –4.6% 50,295,907 –6.2%656 –7.2% 4,857 –12.2% 27,350,654 –15.4%101 –4.7% 2,470 –14.7% 28,192,002 –16.8%14 27.3% 29 32.3% 264,083 93.5%7,538 –5.5% 149,036 –11.3% 1,407,933,988 –26.0%2012 OHIO ELECTION GUIDE — 51