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Paul L. Hackett, III
7,856 votes
56.9%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Attorney
- Small business owner
- Husband and father of three
- United States Marine
- Operation Iraqi Freedom Veteran
- Milford City Councilman 1995-1998
Priorities:
- The Economy and Jobs
- Education
- Social Security
Victoria "Vicky" (Wells) Wulsin
3,756 votes
27.2%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: President, Soteni International
- As founder and president of Soteni International I have raised thousands to prevent and mitigate the effects of HIV/AIDS in African women and children
- Through my long and ongoing work in public health I have combatted many of the most destructive diseases of our time.
- I have often worked with unions in southern Ohio as both an officer for NIOSH (see below) and as consulting physician for the Local Steel Workers.
- I have explored and worked throughout the world. Most recently I was based for three years in Kenya, combatting the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
- YWCA Career Woman of Achievement, Cincinnati (1992)
- I continued to develop my qualifications as a public servant by continuing my M.D. through both a masters and doctorate in public health from Harvard.
Priorities:
- Guaranteed Health Care and Health Insurance: Ohio families and our seniors are unjustly lacking healthcare, while costs are hindering Ohio business.
- Balanced Budget: America cannot stand to operate much longer under a dehibilitating debt that will only come back to haunt our children.
- Reuniting a divided Congress and Country: My career has been defined by a results-oriented philosophy with a focus on consensus building.
Charles W. Sanders
1,215 votes
8.8%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Public Official
- Residence: Waynesville
- Education: BS Wilmington College, 1972
James John Parker
668 votes
4.8%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Healthcare Administration
- Community / Neighborhood of Residence: Waverly, Ohio (Pike County)
- Bachelor of Business Administration - 1989, Master of Health Administration - 1991, Master of Business Administration - 1991
Priorities:
- MEDICARE
- SOCIAL SECURITY
- My wife and I have three children. I'll write legislation that will be good for Ohio families.
Jeff Sinnard
279 votes
2.0%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Civil Engineer
- BS Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Registered Professional Engineer
- Stay-at-Home Dad
Priorities:
- Promote a comprehensive and consistent ethic of life
- Honor and promote strong and healthy families
- Protect the dignity of work and the rights of workers
Arthur Stanley Katz
(Write-In)
24 votes
0.2%
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