2012 Ohio Election Guide - Gripelements.com

TWElFTH House DISTRICT 12 thDistrict Map:Based in Cuyahoga County, this district includes Bedford, BedfordHeights, a ward of the City of Cleveland, Highland Hills, Maple Heights,Mayfield Heights, North Randall, Orange, Pepper Pike, and WarrensvilleHeights, located within the 25 th Senate District.ClevelandCUYAHOGACandidates:John E. Barnes, Jr. (D — Cleveland) ★• Experience: Natl. Adv. Logistic Advis. Bd., Albany State Univ.; FormerExec. Asst. to the Mayor of Cleve. on Intl. Affairs/Diplomacy; Former Dir.Dept. of Community Relations, City of Cleve.; Sr. Tax Auditor/ Invest.,Central Collection Agency, Division of Tax., City of Cleve.• Occupation: Legislator• Education: John F. Kennedy High School; M.S., Org. Dev. & Analysis, CaseWestern Reserve Univ.; Weatherhead School of Mgmt.; Intl. Program inconj. w/Case Western Univ., Katholieke Univ. at Leuven, Belgium; TradeUnion Program Exec. Cert., Harvard Univ.• Campaign Committee: The Friends of John E. Barnes Jr., 4467 Lee RoadSuite 303, Cleveland, OH 44128UnopposedDemocrats say: Strong advocate for Cleveland, running unopposed.Republicans say: No comment provided.Political Landscape:2012 Political Republican Index: 17.78%2010 Gubernatorial Results:John R. Kasich (R) 18.23%Ted Strickland (D) 75.21%Economic Profile:See pages 194 & 195 for the detailed demographic data for this district.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 NA0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0%6 0.0% 298 –13.4% 5,643,675 –7.1%153 –17.7% 2,383 –18.8% 30,866,189 –18.1%173 –14.8% 7,206 –10.6% 111,449,432 –15.8%229 0.4% 3,556 –5.1% 52,694,516 –7.5%387 –14.2% 6,863 –14.4% 43,122,177 –19.7%62 –21.5% 2,231 –26.1% 20,116,205 –37.6%17 –26.1% 268 –32.6% 4,007,005 –29.6%193 –15.0% 3,434 –19.9% 66,988,327 –26.2%150 –5.1% 929 –26.3% 8,860,284 –36.6%199 –9.5% 2,105 –18.9% 30,381,890 –12.6%26 8.3% 1,409 13.1% 44,462,952 –0.6%128 –12.3% 2,727 1.4% 17,251,118 1.5%70 16.7% 4,646 –1.9% 44,541,412 –3.1%331 –2.9% 11,139 –1.4% 101,537,686 –2.6%32 0.0% 518 –16.6% 3,240,712 –18.5%200 –7.8% 3,793 –21.4% 13,438,558 –25.0%238 –12.8% 1,420 –10.6% 9,455,872 –13.7%49 –5.8% 1,482 11.7% 17,687,471 4.3%NA NA NA NA NA NA2,655 –9.7% 56,449 –10.4% 625,920,144 –13.8%2012 OHIO ELECTION GUIDE — 95