Pictured are Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton (wearing patterned suit), Republican presidential candidate Ohio Gov. John Kasich (wearing blue tie), Juvenile Court Magistrate Tonya R. Jones (wearing Black suit), Ohio state Rep. John Barnes Jr. (D-12) (wearing orange tie), a Cleveland Democrat like Jones, Michael O'Malley (wearing red and gray tie), who ousted Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty in Tuesday's primary election, and 12-year-old Cleveland police killing victim Tamir Rice (wearing sweater)
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By Editor-in-Chief Kathy Wray Coleman, a-23-year journalist who trained at the Call and Post Newspaper in Cleveland, Ohio for 17 years, and who interviewed now President Barack Obama one-on-one when he was campaigning for president. As to the Obama interview, CLICK HERE TO READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE AT CLEVELAND URBAN NEWS.COM, OHIO'S LEADER IN BLACK DIGITAL NEWS
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE CUYAHOGA COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS FOR THE MARCH 15 PRIMARY ELECTION ARE BELOW AND INCLUDE CLOSELY WATCHED RACES. THEY INCLUDE A DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY WIN FOR JUVENILE COURT MAGISTRATE TONYA R. JONES FOR CUYAHOGA COUNTY DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT, AND A WIN FOR STATE REP JOHN BARNES JR. (D-12), A CLEVELAND DEMOCRAT LIKE JONES, WHO WON RE-ELECTION TUESDAY NIGHT IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY (EDITOR'S NOTE: BARNES HAS NO GENERAL ELECTION OPPONENT AND JONES FACES A REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER FOR THE NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION. BOTH BARNES AND JONES, WHO ARE BLACK, WON ON TUESDAY BY A LANDSLIDE).
IN PROBABLY THE MOST WATCHED RACE OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY, MICHAEL O'MALLEY OUSTED COUNTY PROSECUTOR TIM MCGINTY IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY AND WON BY 12 PERCENTAGE POINTS, FIFTY SIX PERCENT TO MCGINTY'S FORTY FOUR PERCENT. (EDITOR'S NOTE: NO REPUBLICAN OR INDEPENDENT ENTERED THE RACE SO O'MALLEY IS, IN ESSENCE, THE WINNER AS THE UPCOMING NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION NEARS).
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE HILLARY CLINTON WON CUYAHOGA COUNTY AND OHIO OVER VERMONT SEN. BERNIE SANDERS, AND REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE GOV. JOHN KASICH ALSO WON CUYAHOGA COUNTY AND THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY IN OHIO OVER HIS THREE RIVALS, INCLUDING REPUBLICAN FRONT-RUNNER DONALD TRUMP (EDITOR'S NOTE: CLINTON BEAT SANDERS IN OHIO WITH FIFTY SIX PERCENT OF THE VOTE AND WON THE BLACK VOTE IN OHIO BY ABOUT FORTY POINTS. KASICH BEAT TRUMP IN OHIO FORTY THREE PERCENT TO THIRTY FOUR PERCENT, HIS FIRST WIN OF THE PRESIDENTIAL SEASON).
OHIO MARCH 16, 2016 PRIMARY ELECTION IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY WITH 980 OF 980 PRECINCTS REPORTING
The March 15, 2016 Democratic and Republican primaries in Ohio for the nomination for president
| Hillary Clinton (D) | 125,914 |
| Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente (D) | 935 |
| Bernie Sanders (D) | 72,297 |
| Ted Cruz (R) | 12,254 |
| John Kasich (R) | 76,674 |
| Marco Rubio (R) | 4,597 |
| Donald Trump (R) | 45,884 |
Senator
| Kelli Prather (D) | 21,669 |
| P.G. Sittenfeld (D) | 45,668 |
| Ted Strickland (D) | 110,805 |
| Don Elijah Eckhart (R) | 18,794 |
| Rob Portman* (R) | 94,993 |
| Joseph Demare (G) was nominated unopposed | |
Representative to Congress
9th District
197 of 197 precincts
| Steven Kraus (R) | 5,247 |
| Donald Larson (R) | 9,849 |
| Joel Lieske (R) | 3,549 |
| Marcy Kaptur* (D) was nominated unopposed | |
11th District
513 of 513 precincts
| Marcia Fudge* (D) was nominated unopposed |
14th District
81 of 81 precincts
| Alfred Mackey (D) | 2,176 |
| Michael Wager (D) | 6,901 |
| David Joyce* (R) | 12,404 |
| Matt Lynch (R) | 5,910 |
16th District
189 of 189 precincts
| Keith Mundy (D) and Jim Renacci* (R) were nominated unopposed |
State Supreme Court
980 of 980 precincts
Chief Justice
| Maureen O'Connor* was nominated unopposed |
Term beginning Jan. 1
| Pat Fischer | 52,347 |
| Colleen Mary O'Toole | 39,934 |
| John P. O'Donnell,* was nominated unopposed. | |
Term beginning Jan. 2
| Cynthia Rice | 116,212 |
| Pat DeWine | 77,031 |
8th District Court of Appeals
980 of 980 precincts
Term beginning Jan. 11
| Mary Eileen Kilbane (Jan. 1 term), Melody Stewart* (Jan. 2 term), Kathleen Ann Keough* (Jan. 3 term), and Eileen Gallagher* (Feb. 9 term) were nominated unopposed |
State Senate
24th District
267 of 267 precincts
| Nan Baker (R) | 15,922 |
| Matt Dolan (R) | 24,295 |
| Mike Dovilla (R) | 14,570 |
| Emily Hagan (D) was nominated unopposed | |
State House of Representatives
98 of 98 precincts
6th District
98 of 98 precincts
| Marlene Anielski (R) | 13,841 |
| Phillip Robinson (D) was nominated unopposed | |
7th District
83 of 83 precincts
| Jennifer Herold (R) | 3,449 |
| Thomas Patton (R) | 13,235 |
8th District
96 of 96 precincts
| Kent Smith (D) and Cassandra McDonald (R) were nominated unopposed |
9th District
97 of 97 precincts
| Janine Boyd (D) | 16,517 |
| Isaac Powell (D) | 3,829 |
| Joe Miller (R) was nominated unopposed | |
10th District
104 of 104 precincts
| Bill Patmon* (D) was nominated unopposed |
11th District
100 of 100 precincts
| Stephanie Howse* (D) and Shalira Taylor (R) were nominated unopposed |
12th District
90 of 90 precincts
| John Barnes Jr (D) | 12,156 |
| Jill Miller Zimon (D) | 7,391 |
13th District
84 of 84 precincts
| Nickie Antonio* (D) was nominated unopposed |
14th District
76 of 76 precincts
| Martin Sweeney* (D) was nominated unopposed |
15th District
75 of 75 precincts
| Nicholas Celebrezze* (D) was nominated unopposed |
16th District
86 of 86 precincts
| Tommy Greene (D) and Dave Greenspan (R) were nominated unopposed |
Common Pleas Court
980 of 980 precincts
Term beginning Jan. 1
| Michael Astrab* (D) | 21,903 |
| Pablo Castro (D) | 41,346 |
| Kelly Ann Gallagher (D) | 57,482 |
| Mary Brigid Sweeney (D) | 29,627 |
| James Cochran (R) was nominated unopposed | |
Term beginning Jan. 5
| Sherrie Miday (D) and Matthew McMonagle (R) were nominated unopposed |
Term beginning Jan. 11
| Joseph Russo | 38,302 |
| James Satola | 18,246 |
| Michael Shaughnessy | 75,670 |
Term beginning Jan. 12
| Andrea Nelson Moore (D) and Joan Synenberg (R) were nominated unopposed |
| Also nominated unopposed: Steve Gall* (Jan. 2), Michael Donnelly* (Jan. 3), Peter Corrigan* (Jan. 4), David Matia* (Jan. 6), Dick Ambrose* (Jan. 7), Maureen Clancy* (Jan. 8), John Russo (Jan. 9), Hollie Lauren Gallagher* (Jan. 10), and Brian Corrigan* (Jan. 14) |
Domestic Relations Court
980 of 980 precincts
Term beginning Jan. 13
| Francine Goldberg (D) and John Mayer (R) were nominated unopposed |
Term beginning Jan. 19
| Tonya Jones | 86,379 |
| Michael Joseph O' Shea | 43,647 |
| Janet Rath Colaluca (R) was nominated unopposed; Diane Palos* (Jan. 8) and Donna Coury (Jan. 18) were also nominated unopposed | |
Juvenile Court
980 of 980 precincts
| Michael John Ryan* (Jan. 1), Kristin Sweeney* (Jan. 2) and Patrick Corrigan* (Jan. 3) were nominated unopposed |
Cuyahoga County
980 of 980 precincts
Prosecutor
| Timothy McGinty (D) | 68,866 |
| Michael O'Malley (D) | 86,805 |
County Council
82 of 82 precincts
Dale Miller (D), Tim Corrigan (R),Scott Tuma (D), Jack Schron* (R), Pernel Jones Jr.* (D), and Anthony Hairston* (D) were nominated unopposed
Cuyahoga County
980 of 980 precincts
Health and Human Services tax renewal
| Yes | 215,568 |
| No | 98,603 |
Broadview Heights
14 of 14 precincts
Permit bow hunting of deer?
| Yes | 3,967 |
| No | 2,287 |
Euclid
39 of 39 precincts
Charter change, require summer meetings
| Yes | 8,406 |
| No | 1,407 |
Fairview Park
13 of 13 precincts
Fire department tax renewal
| Yes | 4,714 |
| No | 985 |
Garfield Heights
19 of 19 precincts
Retail zoning on East 90th St.
| Yes | 3,349 |
| No | 2,285 |
Retail zoning on South Highland
| Yes | 3,345 |
| No | 2,444 |
Garfield Heights Schools
17 of 17 precincts
Tax increase, improvements
| Yes | 2,492 |
| No | 3,554 |
Highland Hills
1 of 1 precinct
Natural gas aggregation
| Yes | 128 |
| No | 35 |
North Royalton
22 of 22 precincts
Permit bow hunting of deer
| Yes | 6,402 |
| No | 2,971 |
Parma
51 of 51 precincts
Permit bow hunting of deer
| Yes | 11,744 |
| No | 7,570 |
Parma Heights
12 of 12 precincts
Permit bow hunting of deer
| Yes | 2,722 |
| No | 2,116 |
Seven Hills
8 of 8 precincts
Permit bow hunting of deer
| Yes | 3,030 |
| No | 1,588 |
Charter change, when to vote on income taxes
| Yes | 1,945 |
| No | 2,580 |
Strongsville
30 of 30 precincts
Permit bow hunting of deer
| Yes | 8,640 |
| No | 5,235 |
Zoning change, public facilities on Pearl Road
| Yes | 9,559 |
| No | 3,688 |
Warrensville Heights
12 of 12 precincts
Tax renewal, street lights
| Yes | 2,264 |
| No | 890 |
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