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Joesph T. Deters
(write-in)
126,061 votes
57.01%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Ohio Treasurer of State
- Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney
- Hamilton County Clerk of Courts
- Ass't Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney
- Juris Doctor, University of Cincinnati
- BA, Political Science, University of Cincinnati
- Governor's Ohio Organized Crime Commission Member
Priorities:
- Vigorous prosecution of violent criminals
- Concern for victims of crime
- Refusal to plea bargain serious crimes involving use of guns or death penalty cases
Fanon Adeyemi Rucker
(write-in)
95,042 votes
42.99%
- Occupation: Lawyer
- J.D., University of Cincinnati College of Law
- B.A., Psychology, Hampton Univeristy
- Prosecutor and Law Director, Lincoln Hts
- Prosecutor, Woodlawn
- Former Assistant Prosecutor, City of Cincinnati
- Trustee, Cincinnati Bar Association
Priorities:
- Depoliticize the Prosecutor's Office
- Restore honesty, integrity and trust in the Prosecutor's Office
- Deal with all citizens equally, fairly and in way that promotes equal justice for all
James Melvin Rueger
(write-in)
Michael K. Allen
(withdrawn)
Melissa Ann Powers
(write-in)
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3 questions on Qualifications, Top Priority, and Pressing Issues.
Nonpartisan Information
- This year the office of Prosecuting Attorney for Hamilton County will have write-in candidates. To vote for a write-in candidate, write the candidate's name and office on the upper portion of the ballot in the
area marked "WRITE-IN BALLOT". You must have the candidate's name, but it is not mandatory to include the office for your vote to count. If you forget, or are unsure of the candidate's name, you may ask a poll worker
for help. The poll worker will provide the valid write-in candidate name and spelling, if necessary. When you are finished voting, fold your
ballot over and place it in the ballot box.
- Remember, you may ask a poll worker for help at any time.
Events
- Sunday, October 24, 2004
7:00p AIR TIME
Hamilton Cty Prosecutor Forum
Channel 48 - CET-TV
Featuring a segment on voting information including how to "write in" candidates.
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