League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area Education Fund
	Hamilton, Clermont, Warren Counties, OH November 5, 2013 Election
	Member Council at Large; City of Loveland Voter Information 4 Year Term. a charter city

Results as of Jan 15 7:15pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (7/7)

Candidates (Vote for 4) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Linda Cox 1098 votes 17.72% Occupation: Loveland City Council Member Former Loveland City Council Clerk of Council Certified Municipal Clerk by International Institute of Municipal Clerks (2000) Loveland Arts Council Board Member (2009-2011) Greater Loveland Historical Society Museum Board Member (2009-2011) City of Loveland Planning and Zoning Commission Member (2010-2011) Veterans' Memorial Committee Member Priorities: Redevelopment of Loveland Madeira Rd. and Loveland's Historic Downtown Fiscally Responsible Government Government that is resident and business friendly and supportive of special events Pamela Gross 1047 votes 16.89% Occupation: Accountant President / Founder - Management & Accounting Professionals, Inc. Bachelor of Science Degree - Business College of Mount Saint Joseph - Magna Cum Laude Member of National Dean's List Member of Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society Priorities: Bring a more forward looking and market-driven approach to ecconomic development Institute sound fiscal policies that maintain city services important to residents and businesses Create a climate of trust and respect in the way the leadership of Loveland deals with residents and businesses. Robert H "Rob" Weisgerber 990 votes 15.97% Occupation: Design Engineer Moeller HIgh class '77; BSME and MSAE; Chief Engineer at GE Elected to City council in 1995, served 16 years and Mayor for the last 8 years Have been a youth Ice Hockey coach, director mens retreats at St Columban parish, volenteer with underprivlaged kids in Cincinnati Prior membership on Finance committee, planning and zoning committee, historic re-develoment committee, and many others in Loveland Parishioner at St Columban parish, member of the Loveland Eagles Priorities: Continued focus on Basic Services Mantain a balanced budget and improve the cost effectiveness of city services drive ecconomic development, complete the historic downtown new development Brenton A "Brent" Zuch 900 votes 14.52% Occupation: Manager/Loan Officer Bachelors of Arts in Political Science Miami University US Navy Veteran President of the Loveland Community Improvement Corporation OKI Board Member Loveland Chamber of Commerce Member Loveland Arts Council Member Priorities: Expand Tax Base Through Continued Economic Development on 2 City Owned Sites Spur Redevelopment on Loveland Madeira with Bike/Pedestrian Bridge Continue to find savings for residents through, outsourcing, privatizing, collaborating and using technology. Ted Phelps 896 votes 14.46% Occupation: Attorney JD Case Western Reserve University School of Law BA Denison University - Political Science/History Loveland Board of Zoning Appeals Loveland Civil Service Commission Loveland Law & Ordinance Committee Former President of Pheasant Hills on the Lake Homeowners' Association Priorities: Smart economic growth - continued development of downtown Loveland Responsible spending Less bickering, more business-like and professional conduct of city governance and government Dave Bednar 782 votes 12.62% Barry Kuhn 485 votes 7.83% Occupation: Manager of Equity Compensation Certified Equity Professional Member, Loveland Chamber of Commerce Trustee, The Loveland Initiative Precinct Executive, Hamilton County Republican Party Priorities: Redevelopment of the Loveland Maderia Corridor City Budget Preservation of Loveland's Heritage Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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