all set for tomorrow
Nov. 5th, 2002 01:23 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
transmothramy votes...
i was surprised to learn that my corner of Ohio is run entirely by Republicans. entirely.
oh non, monsigneur! this simply will naught dieu!
here, now, is how i shall vote, based on my own research and strategy (to elect Greens and Independents wherever possible, yet at all costs keep Repubs out of my way):
GOVERNOR: Tim Hagan (D) ~OR~ John Eastman (NLP)
Ohio House of Representatives, District 72: Rhine, Ronald V. 'Ron' (D)
Attorney General; State of Ohio: Leigh Herington (D)
Auditor of State; State of Ohio: Helen Knipe Smith (D)
Secretary of State; State of Ohio: Bryan Flannery (D)
Treasurer of State; State of Ohio: Mary O. Boyle (D)
US-House, District: 7: Doden, Frank A. (G) <--- my man! go Greens!
Judge; Ohio State Supreme Court; 6 Year Term Starting 1/1/03: Tim Black
Judge; Ohio State Supreme Court; 6 Year Term Starting 1/2/03: Janet R. Burnside
Issue 1 (amendment to state constitution whereby non-violent drug-offenders would receive rehabilitation, rather than incarceration; up to three offenses): YES
i was surprised to learn that my corner of Ohio is run entirely by Republicans. entirely.
oh non, monsigneur! this simply will naught dieu!
here, now, is how i shall vote, based on my own research and strategy (to elect Greens and Independents wherever possible, yet at all costs keep Repubs out of my way):
GOVERNOR: Tim Hagan (D) ~OR~ John Eastman (NLP)
Ohio House of Representatives, District 72: Rhine, Ronald V. 'Ron' (D)
Attorney General; State of Ohio: Leigh Herington (D)
Auditor of State; State of Ohio: Helen Knipe Smith (D)
Secretary of State; State of Ohio: Bryan Flannery (D)
Treasurer of State; State of Ohio: Mary O. Boyle (D)
US-House, District: 7: Doden, Frank A. (G) <--- my man! go Greens!
Judge; Ohio State Supreme Court; 6 Year Term Starting 1/1/03: Tim Black
Judge; Ohio State Supreme Court; 6 Year Term Starting 1/2/03: Janet R. Burnside
Issue 1 (amendment to state constitution whereby non-violent drug-offenders would receive rehabilitation, rather than incarceration; up to three offenses): YES
