Candidates

Candidates for Election in 2012

John MaglioJohn Maglio, Ohio State Representative, 1st House District
johnmaglio2012@gmail.com

A New Vision For A Stronger Wayne County

As your State Representative I will work alongside of you to strengthen our communities to become prosperous and ensure a stronger future for the citizens of Wayne County!

Betty SuttonBetty Sutton, U.S. House of Representatives, 16th District
info@bettysutton.com
(330) 319-5172
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Betty Sutton currently serves in the U.S. House of Representatives where she represents Ohio’s 13th District, representing portions of Summit, Lorain, Cuyahoga and Medina counties. With redistricting in 2012, Sutton is now running for the seat currently held by Jim Renacci (R) in the 16th District.

William O'NeillWilliam O’Neill, Ohio Supreme Court Justice
judgeoneill@gmail.com
440-897-1286
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Judge O’Neill served ten years on the 11th District Court of Appeals from 1997 to 2007. He is a graduate of Ohio University, Cleveland Marshall College of Law and Huron School of Nursing. Before being elected and re-elected to the Court of Appeals he was an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Ohio from 1984 to 1996. Judge O’Neill is also a retired Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army and was awarded the Bronze Star for his service in Vietnam.

Judge O’Neill is running because he believes the way we elect Judges in Ohio is fundamentally flawed. It is a broken system, and Justice Robert Cupp, his opponent, is part of the problem.

Yvette McGee BrownYvette McGee Brown, Ohio Supreme Court Justice
RetainJusticeYvette@gmail.com
(614) 221-6563
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Ohio Supreme Court Justice Yvette McGee Brown has a unique perspective on the struggles facing Ohio families — because she has lived them and fought to address them for decades as a judge and leading family advocate. The eldest child of a single mother who worked two jobs to support her family, Yvette understood that education was the key to future success. She beat the odds and was accepted to Ohio University in Athens, where she graduated with the help of financial aid, student loans and work-study programs. Yvette won a full scholarship to The Ohio State University Law School, graduating in 1985. She went to work in the Ohio Attorney General’s Office, then became chief legal counsel to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections and, later, the Department of Youth Services. She took a particular interest in juvenile corrections and the cycle of abuse and neglect that affects many young people in Ohio. So she determined to do something about it.

Clair DickinsonHonorable Clair E. Dickinson, 9th District Court of Appeals
(877) 526-8785
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The Honorable Clair E. Dickinson was a law clerk for United States District Judge Leroy J. Contie Jr. from 1977 through 1979 and an associate with Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue from 1979 until 1983. From 1983 through 1993, he was a member of the litigation group at Brouse McDowell, including serving as the chair of that group. From 1999 through 2007, he headed Brouse McDowell’s appellate practice group, handling matters in federal and Ohio intermediate courts of appeals and the Ohio Supreme Court.  He was named a “Super Lawyer” in the appellate practice area by the publisher of Cincinnati Magazine.

Judge Dickinson served as a member of this Court from 1993 until 1999.  He returned to the Court in February 2007.

Sherrod BrownSherrod Brown, U.S. Senate
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1-888-896-OHIO
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Sherrod Brown was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2006 when Ohio voters elected him with one of the largest margins over an incumbent in U.S. history. In 2012, Brown seeks re-election with one of the strongest records on manufacturing in the U.S. Senate.

Barack ObamaBarack Obama, President; Joe Biden, Vice President
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202-456-1414
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After an historic election in 2008 that saw Barack Obama receive more votes than any President in U.S. history, Obama seeks re-election in 2012. The amount of significant legislation signed into law and execution of foreign policy during his first term makes Obama one of the most successful first-term presidents in history.

Current Elected Officials

Mark CavinMark Cavin, Wooster City Council, Ward 1
cavin@sssnet.com

Jon UlbrightJon Ulbright, Wooster City Council, At-Large
cathijon@sssnet.com
330-262-7488
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“I will continue to ask the ‘tough’ questions on a number of issues to insure that ALL interests are represented and ‘open’ government is maintained. Whether the issue is retaining jobs or attracting new ones, finding alternative sources of revenue, strengthening our police and fire protection, or building improved streets and sidewalks, the spirit of ‘open’ government must be maintained, though the process is oftentimes slow, challenging, but rewarding.”

Rich CorfmanRich Corfman, Orrville City Council, Ward 1
rc27bike@zoominternet.net

Dennis MillerDennis Miller, Orrville City Council, Ward 4
betterthan202002@yahoo.com

Born in 1953, Dennis is married to Judy and has four children. He is a retired pastor. He graduated from the University of Akron in 1975 and is also an alum of the Baptist Theological Seminary in Richmond, Va.

Dennis is the Board President of the Orrville Community Theatre. He is also a member of the Orrville Ministerial Association.

Judy GattiJudy Gatti, Mayor of Apple Creek
judygatti123@yahoo.com

 

Judge Carol White MillhoanCarol White Millhoan, Wayne County Municipal Court Judge
330-287-5673

Judge Millhoan, the first woman elected judge in Wayne County, has served the community as a Wayne County Municipal Court Judge since January 2006. She was re-elected to a second six-year term in November 2011. Prior, she served as Clerk of Courts for nine years.

Judge MooreCarla Moore, 9th District Court of Appeals
330-287-5673

Judge Carla Moore currently serves as a Judge of the Ninth District Court of Appeals in Akron, Ohio, having been elected to the court in 2004 and reelected in 2010.  The Court of Appeals has jurisdiction over Lorain, Medina, Summit and Wayne Counties.  Prior to her service on the Court of Appeals, Judge Moore served for 15 years as a Judge on the Akron Municipal Court.