General Election: November 6, 1990

GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT

Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr. and

(Full Term Commencing January 2, 1991)

Eugene Branstool (D) 1,539,416

J. Ross Haffey (I) 283,883

*George V. Voinovich and

Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D) 1,255,556

Michael Dewine (R) 1,938,103

*Craig Wright (R) 1,319,422

James E. Attia and

Henry King 49

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

David Marshall and

Margaret Husk 82

To permit the state and local governments to provide or to assist

in providing housing and housing assistance either directly or

ATTORNEY GENERAL

through private lenders.

*Lee Fisher (D) 1,680,698

YES 1,705,528

Paul E. Pfeifer (R) 1,679,464

NO 1,517,466

AUDITOR OF STATE

To permit the General Assembly to allow the surviving spouse of a

*Thomas E. Ferguson (D) 1,768,343

person who was receiving a homestead tax reduction to continue

James M. Petro (R) 1,580,497

receiving the reduction, under certain circumstances.

YES 2,967,935

SECRETARY OF STATE

NO 372,950

Sherrod Brown (D) 1,604,058

*Bob Taft (R) 1,809,416

To authorize the licensing of a casino resort hotel, for profit, in the

city of Lorain as a pilot project, the dividing of the state into casino

TREASURER OF STATE

districts under certain circumstances, and the

Judith Y. Brachman (R) 1,336,761

levying of certain taxes.

*Mary Ellen Withrow (D) 1,961,127

YES 1,270,387

NO 2,098,725

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT

(Full Term Commencing January 1, 1991)

Stuart J. Banks (D) 756,481

*Andrew Douglas (R) 2,013,630