League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area Education Fund
	Hamilton County, OH November 3, 2009 Election
	Council Member; City of Wyoming Voter Information 2 Year Term. a charter city

Candidates (Vote for 7) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Lynn Crider 1,907 votes 15.19% Occupation: Homemaker B.S.B.A. in Marketing (Ohio State University) M.B.A. in International Business (Xavier University) Currently serving on Wyoming City Council Currently serving on Finance Committee Chair of Streets and Roads Committee Currently serving on Economic Development Commission Priorities: Emphasize continued sound fiscal management Continue researching economic development opportunities in Wyoming and surrounding communities Focus on infrastructure improvements and maintenance in a fiscally responsible manner Walter W. Cordes, II 1,879 votes 14.97% Occupation: Village Administrator BS degree Criminal Justice, UC '87 AS degree Police Science, UC '75 Wyoming H.S., Class '73 Priorities: Work to complete Wyoming's 2007 Master Plan projects. Efficient operations and excellent services Listen to residents, communicate with them, and act accordingly Barry S. Porter 1,841 votes 14.66% Occupation: Retired Financial Executive (CFO) BA degree Major Economics + Denison University MBA + Finance + University of Cincinnati 25 years as a Council member Terms as Mayor & Vice Mayor, Priorities: 1.I want to be a proper steward of the City's resources. I want to insure that each Tax's dollar is used efficiently and wisely. . 2. I want to ensure the citizens have a safe place to reside and the City maintains its exceptional fire, EMS and police departments. 3.I want to continue the appropriate care and maintenance of the City's infrastructure. Jenni McCauley 1,838 votes 14.64% Occupation: Exec. Sales V.P. ,Sibcy Cline Realtors Wyoming City Council Incumbent, also four previous terms (1982-90) Pres. Wyoming Woman's Club Past Pres: Wyoming Parent Student Association, Wyoming Junior Woman's Club,Wyoming Historical Society Chaired the achievement of "Village " Historic District on theNational Register Wyoming Citizen of the Year B.A., M.A., University of Cincinnati,Soc/Urban Planning Priorities: Given the current economy my top priority is monitoring costs and looking for greater efficiencies while continuing superior services. Continuing 2007 Master Plan Implementation in line with budgetary constraints Improving communication with residents Pamela Kamm 1,762 votes 14.03% Occupation: Homemaker Bachelor of Arts Degree / University of South Florida Wyoming City Council-appointed 02/2007 City Commitees: Law, Joint City School, Buildings & Equipment Wyoming PSA President-2005/2006 Wyoming Citizen of the Year-2004 Junior Woman's Club of Wyoming President1998/1999 Priorities: Continued focus on properly managing our tax dollars in a fiscally responsible manner without sacrificing necessary services. Maintain Wyoming's high standards of livability, safety and community services. Emphasis on continued improvement of our city infrastructure. Will Papa 1,751 votes 13.95% Occupation: Chemical Engineer B Ch-E Georgia Tech Priorities: Economic Development Communication Surrounding Communities James T. O'Reilly 1,577 votes 12.56% Occupation: Law professor OKI Regional Council of Govts, Exec. Com. First Suburbs Consortium, Treasurer Women Writing for (a) Change, Treasurer Ham.Cty.Law Library Board, Chairman J.D. University of Virginia Author of 40 books, teacher 29 years Priorities: Preserve I-75 Galbraith exit despite state budget cuts Positive cooperation regionally to reduce costs of govt. As a former police officer, preserve safe community Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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