State Representative; District 29; Republican Party Election Information March 2, 2004 Election

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League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund

Hamilton County, OH

March 2, 2004 Election

State Representative; District 29; Republican Party Voter Information

2 Year Term. Salary: $51,674

To represent the people of the district and State of Ohio in dealing with matters not allocated to the federal government.

Candidates (Vote for 1)
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Louis Blessing, Jr. 4,820 votes 52.79%

Party: Republican

Keith N. Corman

2,679 votes 29.34%

Party: Republican
Occupation: Court Bailiff, Hamilton County Domestic Relations
Attended Miami University and University of Cincinnati
Colerain Township Trustee since 1997
Vice-President, Hamilton County Township Association
Advisory position to H.A.N.D.S. program with Northwest School District
Member, Hamilton County Emergency Management Agency Advisory Board
Former Vice-President: Hamilton County Solid Waste District Advisory Board

Priorities:

Will work to keep taxes and government spending down
Defend the right of conceal and carry
Work for a top-rank educational system without "breaking the bank"

John E. Waksmundski

1,631 votes 17.86%

Party: Republican
Occupation: Professor at UC/Township Clerk
Eight years as Clerk and fourteen years as Trustee in Springfield Twp.
Ph.D. in History from Ohio State University; Masters from Ohio University
Educator: Wyoming High School, XU, NKU, Ohio State and UC
Four year Vietnam-era veteran
Secretary: District Advisory Committee to the Hamilton County Board of Health and Secretary: Hamilton County Township Association
Member of Finneytown Schools Foundation, Greenhills-Forest Park Kiwanis, Finneytown Civic Association, St. Vivian's Parish

Priorities:

Taxes: Legislators need to hold the line on taxes and, if possible, reduce taxes.
Education: Education should be adequately funded. A quality education can be provided without breaking the budget.
Communication: Every effort will be made to keep residents informed about important legislation.

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