- Party: Democrat
- Occupation: Attorney
- Education: BA Oberlain College, 1973; J.D. Case Western Reserve, 1976; Harvard Senior Executives, 1983.
- Clerk US Court of Appeals 1976-1977; Attorney General from 1991-1994
- State Senator 25th District 1982-1983
- National Commission on Crime Control and Prevention, 1995-present
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Education and Economic Opportunity: creating a world class education system of lifelong learning, and streamlining job training programs.
- Health Care: Emphasis on quality, accessibility, affordability, consumer choice and HMO responsibility.
- Safety: Ensuring safety in our homes, streets and schools with programs to fight crime and protect our environment.
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- Ohio Education Association
- National Association of Police Organizations
- Sierra Club
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- Patient Bill of Rights
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The Patient Bill of Rights will allow more choice to choose your own doctor, holds HMOs responsible for negligent decisions to delay or deny health care and places increase emphasis on quality.
- Preparing our Children for the Future
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The Fisher Coleman Education Agenda prepares our children for the future by rebuilding Ohio's school system from preschool to beyond college. The Agenda achieves this by getting back to the basics and focusing on the ABC's: Accountability, Basic Skills, Values and Safety; and Community Partnerships.
- Keeping Ohio Kids Safe
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Six safety initiatives to ensure our kids have a safe school environment.
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