2012 Ohio Election Guide - Gripelements.com

1 st first House DISTRICTDistrict Map:Wayne County, located within the 27 th Senate District.WAYNEWoosterPolitical Landscape:2012 Political Republican Index: 56.69%2010 Gubernatorial Results:John R. Kasich (R) 54.65%Ted Strickland (D) 34.71%Candidates:Ron Amstutz (R — Wooster) ★• Experience: State Rep.; Mayor of Orrville; State Senator• Occupation: Legislator• Memberships: Orrville Jaycees, past pres. & chair. of the bd.; Served asan elected mbr. of Orrville City Charter Comm.; Orrville Area Boys’ & Girls’Club; Wooster Rotary Club; Wayne Cnty. Repub. Party Exec. Cmte.• Education: B.S., Govt. Communications, Capital Univ.• Campaign Committee: Citizens for Amstutz, 4456 Woodlake Trail,Wooster, OH 44691• Website: www.amstutz.orgJohn Maglio (D — Orrville)• Experience: Intern, Senator Jason Wilson• Occupation: Candidate• Memberships: Wayne County Young Democrats• Education: B.A., Pol. Science/Am. Studies, Univ. of Akron• Campaign Committee: Friends of John Maglio, 518 Spring St., Orville,OH 44667• Website: www.johnmaglio.comDemocrats say: Maglio has been serving his community since a youngage and hopes to continue his service in the Statehouse.Republicans say: As Chairman of the House Finance & AppropriationsCommittee, Ron Amstutz led the legislature in eliminating the infamous$8 billion budget deficit without raising taxes — he’ll be back in January.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 AdministrationOtherTOTAL45 45.2% 348 9.9% 2,020,469 8.8%49 –3.9% 385 –12.4% 4,978,039 –21.0%12 NA 189 NA 2,843,906 NA270 –16.7% 1,669 –29.3% 14,116,560 –37.2%244 3.0% 10,308 –12.9% 108,168,305 –14.5%141 –7.8% 1,678 –6.4% 16,926,037 –21.1%321 –3.9% 4,721 –4.4% 23,004,885 –12.7%105 5.0% 1,309 –8.2% 10,933,234 –16.3%NA NA NA NA NA NA130 –7.8% 1,100 –12.4% 13,843,019 –24.3%67 –2.9% 244 –25.2% 1,713,959 –31.8%139 –3.5% 1,762 24.0% 17,027,553 31.2%NA NA NA NA NA NA79 –15.1% 917 –31.9% 4,726,495 –17.8%72 –4.0% 4,768 –0.8% 38,421,145 –1.8%220 2.8% 5,561 2.8% 42,844,756 2.0%NA NA NA NA NA NA149 –3.2% 2,601 –12.6% 6,883,102 –16.1%196 0.0% 1,193 –1.4% 6,390,337 0.7%78 NA 1,057 NA 10,505,860 NANA NA NA NA NA NA2,374 –3.8% 40,912 –8.1% 335,933,075 –11.3%84 — THE OHIO MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION