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Voting Rights Act causing irreparable injury to registered voters who will be unable to receive absentee ballots. On
October 27, 2008, in the case The Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless v. Brunner, Case No. C206- 896, U.S. District Judge Edmund Sargus ruled that in concert with Ohio Revised Code § 3503.02(I) which states: "If a person does not have a fixed place of habitation, but has a shelter or other location at which the person has been a consistent or regular inhabitant and to which the person has the intention of returning, that shelter or other location shall be deemed the person's residence for the purpose of registering to vote." The order mandated that Brunner as Secretary of State "instruct the County Boards of Elections that provisional ballots may not be rejected for failing to list a building address on the provisional ballot envelope if the voter resides at a location that does not have an address." This ruling states that all Ohio counties must allow homeless voters use non-building locations such as park benches as their addresses. At the same time, the court ruled that poll worker error is not a valid reason to reject a provisional ballot.
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elections to ignore public record requests by the Ohio
Republican Party made to challenge registrants with information mismatched between their registration and their driver's license or social security number. The Republican Party claimed that the ruling was based on a technicality rather than the merits of the arguments. Bennett said that "The justices did not disagree with our argument that Jennifer Brunner has failed to comply with federal election law. They merely said we don't have a right to bring a private challenge against her under this particular provision." The McCain-Palin campaign said "...the United States Supreme Court does not address violations of the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) by Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner. Rather, the Court ruled that Congress had likely not authorized private individuals or political parties to bring suit under the section of HAVA requiring voter registration verification through data-matching." Since the ruling did not directly address the issues that the Republicans wanted determined, they filed a similar case in the Ohio Supreme Court. However, they withdrew the case.
548:. She got citizens to appear before the zoning appeals board to attempt to stop the construction. The Citizens were unsuccessful in convincing the Board of Zoning Appeals to change their earlier decisions. After the citizens were unsuccessful with the zoning board, they pursued remedy in the Franklin County Common Pleas Court. In addition to the court proceedings, the citizens sought the attention of the City Council in attempt to preserve the neighborhood by keeping the video store from being converted into a McDonald's. On April 7, 1995, Brunner gained a verdict for her clients that in the interest of avoiding traffic congestion and pedestrian dangers, the McDonald's would not be allowed to build. The developer attempted to appeal the decision by obtaining
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one tool that the boards of elections would have available to them for recruiting poll workers. We would be looking to do this similar to how we recruit jurors, only jurors are recruited for two weeks of service whereas we'd only be asking for three days. It would also allow us to offer split shifts to poll workers. In Ohio the polling places are open for thirteen hours, so essentially a poll worker works at least fourteen hours; with the average age of our poll workers at 72, that's a tough day for anyone, no matter what their age is. ... It's an option, and we can even include a trigger, so that a county has to be deficient by a certain percentage of poll workers to even be able to use this.
1524:. She earned the award for challenging the reliability of electronic voting in order to protect the right to vote in Ohio. The award was announced on March 18, 2008. She received the award May 12, 2008. Brunner assumed office in 2007 and ordered paper ballots be provided to any voter who requested one in the March 2008 primary and called for the replacement of all the state's electronic voting systems by the November 2008 presidential election. Her overhaul of the Ohio voting system was considered costly and reckless by some, but after the election was deemed successful by other observers.
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homes. She issued the following directive on the matter: "We want Ohio's voters and the rest of the nation to see that we have prepared a transparent process of transporting voting equipment, ballots and supplies. That begins with security practices at boards of elections and polling places, documented chain of custody, and now procedures to make secure voting machine delivery." She has ordered bipartisan transport teams and proscribed storage conditions such as humidity. The federal government will subsidize the cost of her mandate.
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Brunner, Kirby & Jeffries Co., ran a non-controversial campaign. Brunner, who was making her first run for elective office, opposed incumbent John F. Bender who had been appointed by Governor Taft in April 2000 to replace the retiring James J. O'Grady. The race was the only contested race in the general division of Franklin County Common Pleas Court. During the campaign, Bender outpaced Brunner in fundraising by a $ 76,613 to $ 58,145 margin.
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1031:, November 4, 2008. In related proceedings on September 30, 2008, Judge Smith of The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio in Columbus had granted an Ohio Republican Party request for a restraining order that would mandate election observers during early voting. Brunner prevailed in the appellate court which ruled that the district court "abused its discretion" in granting the restraining order.
852:. As a result of the study, during the March 2008 primaries, paper ballots were supposed to be available at all polling places for voters who preferred them. The paper ballots also served as a backup for machine failures. Brunner mandated a paper ballot election for the November 2008 general election. This was due both to the study and problems faced during the 2007 election with
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voting machines. The machines had also mysteriously crashed and their printers had jammed in the 2007 elections. Brunner feels that electronic machines should be avoided until they achieve the same security standards as the computer equipment in the banking and communications industries. She issued a report that both
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were about to be cancelled following a vote where poll workers allegedly acted with bias. Brunner got her clients a
September 1994 ruling that the poll workers had, in fact, attempted to influence voters. That same month, she was unable to get a pair of liquor option questions removed from the November 1994 ballot.
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Serbian misdemeanor court judges on outreach strategies to rebuild the public's confidence in elections systems. The project, named Judicial Reform and Government Accountability, also aims to enable the Serbian government to better detect and prevent
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Brunner has made several specific efforts to alleviate some of the past voting difficulties. 2008 was the first Ohio election that permits absentee voting as a matter of preference without any justification for need. This resulted in a record number of absentee ballots. Additionally, voting machine
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Security database to check a registration application only as a last resort, if no record of the applicant is found databases,"
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Brunner worked with Ohio's 88 county boards of elections and thousands of poll workers to ensure record voter turnout in the March presidential primaries. Despite the record turnout, the primary was marred by paper ballot shortages, bomb threats, ice storms and power failures. In addition, flooding
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In terms of Ohio and what happened in the 2004 presidential election, there has been a crisis in confidence in our election system in Ohio, both nationally and in our state. One of the quickest ways to repair that is to make sure that we have adequate numbers of poll workers. ... We suggested this as
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1.9 million federally financed study released
December 14, 2007, Brunner reported the results of tests of all five voting systems used in Ohio. All systems had major flaws. The study focused on security; reliability of the equipment and the systems; the software configuration; and procedures of the
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Delaware County Amphitheater Action Committee, a group that attempted to block the state Liquor Department from issuing a beer permit. When their case was dismissed, they appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court. At the same time, she represented vendors whose liquor licenses
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Elections from adhering to its September 5 announcement that it would disregard Secretary Brunner's directives to issue an absentee ballot to anyone who has not already been registered for 30 days. The Board had threatened an action that the judge determined would violate Section 202 of the
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suggested that these misregistered voters cast provisional ballots. Historically, 20% of provisional ballots have been thrown out. As a result of the ruling, Brunner's Office of the Ohio
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electronic voting machines that had malfunctioned on vote transfers from the local precinct machines to the county election board headquarters. Brunner is suing Diebold for other types of vote-dropping malfunctions. Fifty-three of eighty-eight counties used the problematic touch screen electronic
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On October 17, 2008, in Brunner v. Ohio Republican Party, 07A332, the United States Supreme Court overturned the 6th Circuit Decision requiring Brunner to provide lists of improperly registered voters to each county election board. The ruling means that Brunner can instruct the 88 county boards of
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Between January 1, 2008, and mid-October 2008, over 666,000 Ohioans registered to vote either for the first time or with updated voter information, and over 200,000 of them provided driver's licenses or Social Security numbers that do not match government records. Over 20% of these voters are from
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The same-day registration ballots are subject to the standard Ohio notification card protocol whereby a postcard is sent to the newly registered address to assist in determining the validity of the address. A card that comes back marked return to sender is questioned and marked on the voter rolls.
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In 2008 Ohio experienced an unintended consequence of a new statute that resulted in a brief period of overlap voting, when absentee voting has started and before the close of voter registration. This period ran from September 30 until October 6, due to the newly instituted early voting policy. On
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In fall of 2008, Brunner was challenged in a pair of cases involving the Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless. In September, in Project Vote (on behalf of Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless) v. Madison County Board of Elections, No. 1:08-cv-02266 (N.D. Ohio), Judge Garvin enjoined the
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forced the commission to review its contracts for a five-year retroactive period. Brunner had ruled that a three-person commission review contracts instead of just the commission's director, Randall Fischer. Approximately 1,800 contracts were reviewed. The 10th Ohio District Court of Appeals in
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even though it makes transport and delivery to the eventual polling place simpler. Some elections officials say they feel the system is better if elections officials keep an eye on machines the days before the elections. Brunner says poll workers have sometimes cast ballots on machines in their
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Brunner also represented a pair of judge candidates who were charged with misconduct during the 1998 elections. She was able to get charges dismissed against Judge Deborah P. O'Neill of Franklin County Common Pleas Court. However, a disciplinary panel of the Ohio Supreme Court recommended Stark
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by persons with discrepant registrations. On October 9, 2008, the Republicans also were granted an order against Brunner by Judge Smith requiring that Brunner must perform voter registration verification according to the Help America Vote Act. Matching new registrants' information against Ohio
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wildlife group, unsuccessfully challenged the committee's petitions. The actual wording of the ballot issue, which became "No person shall take or hunt a mourning dove," was contentious. Some found the issue wording confusing because a "Yes" vote meant support for "No hunting". Television ads
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In one of her final cases in private practice, Brunner returned to represent interested parties in Bexley. Although she was campaigning for her own November 2000 election at the time, she represented a restaurant at risk of losing its Sunday liquor license. After several years of representing
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issue which had failed by four votes subsequently passed by thirteen on a November 26 automatic recount. Brunner was present for a court-ordered second January 6 recount to evaluate whether chads remained hanging by one, two, or three hinges or whether they were sufficiently indented to count.
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that at the time of recounting had a 149-vote margin and 27,000 absentee ballots to be counted. The case was consolidated with other cases in the United States District Court upon Brunner's request. On December 5, 2008, Stivers' supporters won a ruling in the Ohio Supreme Court that the 1,000
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Franklin County overturned her ruling. The Ohio State Supreme Court refused to hear appeals. Despite having been overturned, Brunner was supported by the Ohio Inspector General who found ethics violations. Brunner was also involved in a controversy for jailing a lawyer who she claimed was in
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direction on a proper course of action. There are federal laws barring purging voters from the election rolls within 90 days of an election. This issue is considered to be a partisan one with Republicans favoring greater scrutiny, and the justices voted almost along party lines based on the
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that Ohio law requires voters to be registered for 30 days before they cast an absentee ballot. On September 29, 2008 (a day after lower state and federal courts overruled GOP objections to same-day registration and voting or GOP requests for mandated ballot segregation and verification) the
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Brunner has litigated various ballot propositions. In 1988, she represented a client who contested the validity of a ballot proposal to halt the sale of alcohol at the Cuyahoga Falls entertainment center. She was treasurer of a citizens group that attacked the financial reports related to a
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from surrounding municipalities. The Franklin County Appeals Court overturned the lower court ruling making way for the construction of the McDonald's. Brunner's clients appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court. However, the Supreme Court declined to hear the case. A few other cases against the
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mall. Her client was able to get a ballot issue placed to oppose the special financing. Television ad regarding this issue were hotly contested. The voters failed the proposal before the Franklin County prosecutors decided whether to take actions following the Ohio Election Commission's
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from 1988 to 2000. She briefly served as a member of the Franklin County Board of Elections, In 1988, Brunner represented the Ohio Pesticide Applicators for Responsible Regulation, when the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency held hearings about testing Ohio water supplies for
1008:, U.S. District Judge George Smith declined to rule on another statewide challenge, deferring to the state Supreme Court's decision. The rulings, which opened a window to register and vote on the same day until the absentee ballot deadline on October 6, 2008, was upheld by the
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and sent letters to six states including Ohio to ensure compliance with federal law. Brunner has stated that the filing of paperwork by Republican officials may be an attempt to establish grounds for contesting ballots on Election Day. The paperwork requires use of
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appointed her to a Democratic seat the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission in 2011, which was legislated out of existence in 2013. In October 2012, Kasich also appointed her to the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist Board. Columbus Mayor
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electronic voting machines. However, the Republican-controlled Ohio General Assembly has not addressed the subject of funding an all-paper ballot. Consequently, Brunner focussed on addressing the procedures instead of the inherent lack of technical security.
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In January 2007, Brunner proposed a plan that would allow counties to recruit poll workers by mail, who would then undertake two paid training days, and work a paid eight-hour shift at the polls on Election Day. Brunner explained the plan in an interview:
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Common Pleas Court. She was reelected in 2002. The Court of Common Pleas judges tested, approved and created a separate drug court to reduce addiction-related recidivism. Judges recommend repeat offenders who have been charged with non-violent
1444:, expansion of specialized dockets like drug courts, and what the Cleveland Plain Dealer called "good-government reforms." At the general election held on November 8, 2022, she was defeated by her Republican opponent, fellow associate justice
1359:. She was the only Democratic nominee for the appellate seat, running against incumbent judge Amy O'Grady. Brunner defeated O'Grady and was elected to a two-year term as Franklin County appeals judge unexpired term in the General Election.
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to be revoked by popular referendum. This ruling bolstered the case of the other four bars she represented. In 1992, Franklin County Democratic Party chairwoman Fran Ryan approached Brunner about becoming a judge, but Brunner declined.
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Brunner's term as Ohio Secretary of State ended in 2011 and she was up for re-election in 2010 along with other Ohio statewide offices. In January, rumors that were eventually confirmed began circulating that second term Republican
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in their battle against proposed rule changes related to new Ohio campaign finance laws. Also, in 1995, she was hired to handle several elections law cases. She successfully represented Franklin County Democratic Party Chairman
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list. Ohio had formerly had a history of protecting mourning doves dating back to 1917, but hunting them was legalized starting in 1995. The doves had an Ohio population of 5 million and were legal prey in 38 states. A pro
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local officials. Security and procedures were seen to be serious problems. The security level of the computer equipment did not match the contemporaneous levels of security used in other information-sensitive industries.
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Brunner has established the Voting Right Institute (VRI) to improve voter access to elections in Ohio. The VRI has instituted a "Grads Vote" program which supplies voter registration forms to all graduating high school
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and 6,000 residents that resulted from a 1985 and a 1997 explosion. The settlement became controversial when several residents remained uncompensated nearly a year later. She handled cases ranging from a drug-related
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purported that Republicans may try to use foreclosure lists to block voters. Brunner warned all election boards that involvement in a foreclosure is not, by itself, sufficient basis for challenging enfranchisement.
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that were not against federal regulations. Her clients, including lawn care chemical companies, agreed that testing standards should be higher, but that such standards should not be mandated.
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In the initial proposal it was not yet decided what wages would be paid, and whether refusing recruitment would result in penalties. The proposal will be decided by the Ohio General Assembly.
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developers remained in some lower courts. However, these were unsuccessful. After the lower court zoning victory, in May 1995, she was hired to oppose a 259-acre (1,050,000 m) project.
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candidate Bob Taft's ad campaign. On various occasions, during the race she obtained probable cause determinations by the Ohio Elections Commission that there were improprieties in Taft's
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redistribution has been closely studied with the hope of alleviating long waits in problem areas. Redistribution is based on past turnout, new registrations, any recent purges under the
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preventing the Ohio Liquor Control Commission from receiving the certified May 7 results. This stay allowed their case to be heard. Meanwhile, Brunner won another related case in the
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information and other private information from public view for millions of online records and coordinated with the Ohio General Assembly to prevent the filing of private information.
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by a 55%–40% margin and took office on January 8, 2007. Since the office is one that serves as a keeper of public records, the histories of the two candidates' vigilance against
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Brunner resigned from the Court on September 1, 2005, to run for Secretary of State. She ran unopposed in the May 2, 2006 Democratic Primary. On November 7, 2006, she defeated
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to serve alcohol in glass containers. The bars she represented were effectively put out of business by neighborhood residents' passage of an ordinance. Brunner challenged
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in a 1996 case about whether his primary campaign mailings violated Ohio election laws. She also was involved in a residency challenge in 1996. She represented a
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Cuyahoga County, which is heavily Democratic. Also, many of the newly registered voters were the result of voter registration drives to register voters for
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the day it was made. Van Susteren interpreted the ruling as a statement that Brunner has not been taking sufficient steps to prevent voter fraud.
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or drug possession, which are all addiction related crimes. Brunner started the court in April 2004 after several years of research.
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in December of that year. By February 2010, she had significantly less cash on hand than Fisher or likely general election opponent
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County Common Pleas judge candidate Elizabeth Burick to pay a $ 5,000 fine for actions that "demeans the judiciary".
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was an important issue. The campaign also included mudslinging. She also received significant support from the
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5217:"Safety Inspections Begin At Plant Under Settlement – Years after blasts, Georgia-Pacific tries to make amends"
4761:"Polaris Mall Dealt A Double Blow – Attorney For Richard Jacobs Files Petitions Seeking Revocation Of Tax Deal"
4246:"Voters Will See Issue On Off-Track betting Canton City Council, Other Foes Promising To Appeal Board's Ruling"
1994:"Candidates share some common ground – Democrat and Republican part ways on the details of office, major needs"
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school district tax levy on the November 1988 ballot. Later in 1989, she represented property owners in a re
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As Ohio Goes, So Goes the Nation, Jennifer Brunner Named to Cultural Facilities Commission (Oct. 5, 2011),
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4470:"Commission Rejects Complaints About Ads Taft, Fisher Campaign Tactics Bother Elections Commission Members"
3661:"Fisher, Griffin Cleared Of Election Law Violations – Filers Ask That Complaints Against Pair Be Withdrawn"
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released at the end of April showed Brunner leading Fisher among men 38-24% and defeating Portman 40-36%.
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provisional ballots that lacked signatures or had names and signatures in the wrong places be thrown out.
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database and failing a match there it is sent to the Social Security Administration to pursue a match.
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of campaign advertising funds. Brunner felt Montgomery should have been disqualified in the election.
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2442:"Challenge To Committee On Redistricting Delayed Democrats Contend Private Group Is Really Political"
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5377:"Man Takes Plea Deal In Wife's Slaying – Former policeman, now paralyzed, will avoid death sentence"
8671:"Brunner to get JFK award – Secretary of state honored for her steadfast push toward paper ballots"
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ticket. The Ohio State Supreme Court supported the Republican argument. Other sources claim that
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3309:"McDonald's Foes Go To High Court – Bexley Neighbors Want State Supreme Court To Review Ruling"
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home where Gillmor's family resides is her true residence. The challenge failed.
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Brunner on the Foreclosure Crisis and Her State's Lawsuit Against Ally Financial
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7985:"CQ Politics | the Eye - Brunner's Unconventional Senate Campaign in Ohio"
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7089:"Writes Like She Talks: NYT clarifies Brunner v. Ohio Republican Party further"
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8608:"Jennifer Brunner receives Profile in Courage Award (acceptance speech video)"
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8055:" 2010 Ohio Senate General Election: Rob Portman (R) vs Jennifer Brunner (D)"
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6398:"Ballot Shortages Plague Ohio Election Amid Unusually Heavy Primary Turnout"
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4150:"Dove Ballot Wording Takes Wing State Approves Issue For November Election"
2035:"Brunner apparently squeaks by Bender – Franklin County Common Pleas Court"
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3021:"Judge Halts Bexley Razing – McDonald's Foes Win 2-Week Restraining Order"
2989:"Elections Board Rejects Bar Protest – Liquor Options To Remain On Ballot"
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2828:"Tavares' Petition Upheld By Taft – Democratic Rival Contested Candidacy"
2634:"Norwood Bars' Case Goes Back To Court – Owners Contest Election Results"
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5127:"Judge Of Court Of Common Pleas: Official Tabulation: November 5, 2002"
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7855:"GEORGE VOINOVICH TO RETIRE: Ohio's GOP Senator Is Popular Politician"
7280:"If Ohio elections look like Chicago, we can 'thank' Jennifer Brunner"
6225:"Secretary of State race turns acidic with anonymous dirty tricksters"
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8011:"Real test of U.S. Senate candidate Jennifer Brunner coming soon"
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4999:"Unfortunately, A High-Quality Political Contest Is A Rare Beast"
3245:"5 Communities Join Bexley's Push For McDonald's-Friendly Zoning"
2698:"Cleveland Case May Help Bars – orwood Lawyers Go To Court Today"
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7058:"Ohio Democrats Win at Top U.S. Court in Voting Fight (Update3)"
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7348:"Activist Group Advising Brunner Admits to Ohio Election Fraud"
4051:"Sportsmen Claim State Issue 1 Targets Hunting, Not Just Doves"
3565:"Union Groups Rip Taft's Plan To implement Campaign Reform Law"
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8187:"Schuster, Brunner win Franklin County court of appeals races"
4310:"Taft's Ad May Have Violated State Law – Ohio Elections Board"
3437:"Opponents May Have Exhausted Legal Fight – Bexley McDonald's"
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8266:"Democratic Justice Jennifer Brunner vying for chief justice"
6755:"U.S. appeals court OK same-day registration, voting in Ohio"
6096:"Ex-judge seeks Democratic nomination for secretary of state"
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Caruso, Doug, Debbie Gebolys and Jim Woods (July 10, 1999).
2861:"Opponents Of Polaris Amphitheater Lose Suit, Drop 2 Others"
2538:"Norwood Bars Await Ruling – Election Board Seeks Dismissal"
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6886:"Ohio Gets Green Light on Same-Day Registration and Voting"
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4633:"Elections Commission Panel Rejects Charges Against Oneill"
4601:"Democrats Cry Foul On State GOP's Use Of Funding Loophole"
4016:"Issue 1 would restore Ohio's protection of mourning doves"
2122:"Expanded Tests for Pesticides in Drinking Water Supported"
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8214:"Ex-Ohio elections chief Brunner seeks seat on high court"
7932:"Senate 2010: Brunner & Fisher Eye DC - Ohio Politics"
6429:"States ready e-voting systems as Election Day approaches"
5434:"Drive-By Gunman Gets Life – He killed OSU student in May"
4697:"Elections Panel To Rebuke Foe of Olentangy Schools' Levy"
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6594:"Turnout, Technology and Nature Marred Balloting in Ohio"
5939:"Court dismisses appeals in school construction conflict"
4729:"Elections Panel Wants Answers From Candidate Over Flier"
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2022 Campaign for Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court
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5158:"Franklin County joins list of drug courts in the state"
2602:"Parma Bar's Suit Dismissed Over Liquor Sales Petitions"
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8387:"Law Firm Expands Services Nationally, Internationally"
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7914:"Jennifer Brunner announces candidacy for U.S. Senate"
7882:"Fisher, Brunner considering Voinovich's seat in 2010"
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7503:"Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless v. Brunner"
7023:"Registration ruling could cancel votes, Brunner says"
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3532:"13 Apply To Replace Lazarus On Columbus City Council"
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8124:"12 judicial races may be on Franklin County ballot"
8094:"Court of Appeals appointee O'Grady takes the bench"
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Niquette, Mark; Barbara Carmen (November 14, 2008).
7705:"Brunner wants OH-15 lawsuit moved to federal court"
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Sato, Kiichiro; Peter Bronson (September 23, 2008).
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8291:Pelzer, Jeremy; clevel; .com (September 14, 2021).
7568:"DIRECTIVE 2008-103 Issued Pursuant to Court Order"
6456:"Ohio: Sample Recount of Primary Vote Is Requested"
5031:"Campaign Funds Had Little Effect In Several Races"
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2506:"Mayor's Campaign Flier A Capital (Letter) Offense"
1891:"Stakes high in contests to fill key state offices"
1578:Judge of the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
1225:Brunner has noted that only incarcerated convicted
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3885:"Licking County Officials Defend Tax-Vote Recount"
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3085:"Proposed McDonald's Called Threat To Way Of Life"
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8582:John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
7609:"The Close Contest in Ohio's Three Battlegrounds"
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6854:Blackwell, Ken; Ken Klukowski (October 6, 2008).
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5619:"Sex Offender May Practice Medicine, Judge Rules"
3757:"Elections Commission Drops Democrat's Complaint"
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6956:"Justices Block Effort to Challenge Ohio Voters"
6925:"States' Actions to Block Voters Appear Illegal"
6556:"Ohio Considers a Draft System for Poll Workers"
5651:"Motel guest says couple surrendered peacefully"
5246:
4967:"Board Vote Keeps Bexley Liquor Issue On Ballot"
4467:
3852:"Board Rejects Challenge To Where Senator Lives"
3501:"Group: Hilliard Slowing Effort To Stop Housing"
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2631:
2570:"Foes Subpoenaed In Suit Over Parma Bar Closing"
2535:
1502:the Clintonville neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio.
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1000:also ruled against the Republicans and issued a
8409:"Ex-Ohio Elections Chief To Observe Egypt Vote"
8362:"Judicial Reform And Government Accountability"
8112:
7792:
7646:"Ohio election Web site shut down after hacked"
7643:
7312:"Potential Problems at the Polls: 3. Bad Forms"
6856:"Voter-Fraud Chaos: Dems' 'November Surprise'?"
6752:
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6314:"Ohio Elections Official Calls Machines Flawed"
5555:"Suspect's Wife Guilty Of Allowing Child Abuse"
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3629:"Vote Certified Despite Suspension Of Director"
3117:"McDonald's Opponents' Appeal Denied In Bexley"
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4935:"Developer Drops Lawsuit After Issue 33 Fails"
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2892:"Polaris Beer Protesters Turn To Higher Court"
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992:rejected Republican efforts to stop the plan.
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9603:Whetstone High School (Columbus, Ohio) alumni
9563:Judges of the Ohio District Courts of Appeals
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8575:
8557:http://www.cota.com/News-Releases.aspx?id=301
7821:Raju, Manu; David Rogers (January 12, 2009).
7761:
7675:
7473:Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
7376:
6954:Liptak, Adam; Ian Urbina (October 17, 2008).
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6692:"Mom, Can My Voting Machine Spend the Night?"
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6278:
6032:"Lawyer Deserves Credit For Sticking To Case"
5906:"Appeals panel OKs school construction pacts"
5810:"Taft orders review of hundreds of contracts"
5776:
5523:"State Board Suspends Bear Sales For 10 Days"
5374:
5345:"Appeals panel OKs school construction pacts"
5214:
5185:"$ 22 Million Chemical-Plant Settlement OK'D"
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4372:Bush, Bill; Alan Johnson (October 11, 1998).
4214:"Ban On Hunting DOves Fails After Hot Debate"
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7684:. Media General Communications Holdings, LLC
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6592:Urbina, Ian; Randy Kennedy (March 6, 2008).
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6128:"Democratic Secretary Of State: May 2, 2006"
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4997:Marrison, Benjamin J. (September 10, 2000).
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4086:"Dove -Hunting Ad Fight Confuses Issue More"
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3723:Futty, John; Ray Crumbley (April 24, 1996).
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1496:to three children. Brunner is an alumna of
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8918:Associate Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court
8318:"Republicans sweep Ohio Supreme Court race"
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7795:"Who Runs for Senate if Voinovich Retires?"
7764:"Stivers supporters win Supreme Court case"
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6719:"New Ohio Voter Registration Rules Irk GOP"
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6064:"Jailed Attorney Not Helping Client's Case"
5967:Welsh-Huggins, Andrew (February 27, 2003).
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3468:"Arches Rivals Likely To End Bexley Battle"
3340:"Zoning Battle is Basis Of Fast-Food Fight"
3149:"McDonald's Opponents File Another Protest"
2954:
2922:
2733:"Voters To Decide Who Fills Unexpired Term"
2730:
2408:Miller, Tim; Sandy Theis (August 7, 1990).
2186:"Lawyer Seeks to Void Petitions on Blossom"
2119:
2032:
1926:"Brunner is better to guide Ohio elections"
1847:"Republicans sweep Ohio Supreme Court race"
1527:
1288:United States Senate election in Ohio, 2010
600:group that attempted to ban the hunting of
467:. The case overturned a state law allowing
433:. Brunner successfully brought a claim by
429:over the state redistricting following the
142:January 8, 2007 – January 10, 2011
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7438:"Colorado Decertifies Machines for Voting"
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4839:"Panel Considers Veracity of Issue 33 Ads"
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3597:"Liquor Sales t Reservoir Eatery At Issue"
3563:Candisky, Catherine (September 23, 1995).
2957:"Dry Vote Is Ruled All Wet – Beer Sale OK"
2726:
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1111:story and interviewed Brunner on her show
1012:in a 4-3 decision in which two Republican
397:that ran television commercials about the
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8366:U.S. Agency for International Development
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6989:. FOX News Network, LLC. October 10, 2008
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5459:"Kidnap Victim Wins $ 7 Million Judgment"
4805:Cadwallader, Bruce (September 11, 1999).
4406:"Restraining Order On Campaign Ad Lifted"
4079:
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4004:
3917:"One By One, Ballots Go Under Microscope"
3405:"Opponents Lose Again In McDonald's Case"
3181:"Bexley McDonald's Fight Headed To Court"
2765:"Prentiss To Stay On Ballot, Board Rules"
1920:
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808:, which "helped me toward the election".
16:American politician and judge (born 1957)
8828:"Local ballot issues often clear as mud"
8734:"VoteOhio.gov - Ohio Secretary of State"
8346:. Brunner Quinn Law Firm. Archived from
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6827:"Courts Allow Early Voting Week in Ohio"
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6281:"Ohio to Test Vote Systems Before March"
6269:
6251:"Secretaries of state give Dem firewall"
5553:Cadwallader, Bruce (December 28, 2002).
5281:"Man Gets 45 Years For Tossing Firebomb"
4566:"Montgomery Donates TV Time For GOP Ads"
3373:"Bexley McDonald's Takes A Step Forward"
3213:"Judge Won't Allow McDonald's In Bexley"
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9553:21st-century American women politicians
8150:"Certified Candidate List 2014 Primary"
7243:Bischoff, Laura A. (October 26, 2008).
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6190:Bischoff, Laura A. (October 15, 2006).
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5937:Welsh-Huggins, Andrew (April 3, 2003).
5841:Welsh-Huggins, Andrew (June 18, 2002).
5777:Welsh-Huggins, Andrew (June 19, 2002).
5584:
5247:Lyders, Caroline (September 24, 2002).
4533:"Ads For Both Sides Found Questionable"
2721:
2600:O'Malley, Michael (November 21, 1991).
2568:O'Malley, Michael (November 16, 1991).
2377:"GOP: Abortion Ads Are Celebrezze Plug"
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1992:Bischoff, Laura A. (November 4, 2006).
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1688:Ohio's Tenth District Court of Appeals
1478:2014 Egyptian constitutional referendum
680:determination that the ads were false.
506:that was being razed to make way for a
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8781:Financial information (federal office)
8121:
7566:Brunner, Jennifer (October 28, 2008).
7501:Sargus, Edmund A. (October 29, 2008).
6753:Winter, Michael (September 30, 2008).
6231:. American City Business Journals, Inc
6161:"Secretary Of State: November 7, 2006"
5875:"Official Discloses Contractor's Gift"
5683:"Captured fugitives pick jail in Ohio"
5164:. American City Business Journals, Inc
4180:Willard, Dennis J. (October 2, 1998).
4148:Willard, Dennis J. (August 18, 1998).
4074:
3789:"State Senator's Residency Challenged"
2795:Candisky, Catherine (March 13, 1998).
2664:Crowley, Patrick (December 17, 1991).
2632:Crowley, Patrick (December 10, 1991).
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1438:statewide criminal sentencing database
878:. The VRI has also partnered with the
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8185:Gray, Kathy Lynn (November 4, 2014).
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7464:Miller, Stacie (September 30, 2008).
7310:Scherer, Michael (November 3, 2008).
7118:"Statement from Chairman Bob Bennett"
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6223:Buchanan, Doug (September 26, 2006).
5491:"Liquor Will Keep Flowing At Airport"
5311:Mayhood, Kevin (September 17, 2002).
4807:"City, Jacob Agree On Ballot Wording"
4468:Benton, James C. (October 22, 1998).
4277:"Track Looks To Harness Ballot Issue"
4244:Korte, Gregory (September 15, 1998).
4116:Willard, Dennis J. (August 1, 1998).
2987:Stephens, Mary (September 15, 1994).
2536:Crowley, Patrick (October 22, 1991).
2346:"Ballot Board Tosses Out Dicey Terms"
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1016:who were on the November 2008 ballot
811:
9558:Capital University Law School alumni
8075:"Election 2010 Primary Results Ohio"
7793:Cillizza, Chris (January 11, 2009).
7703:Miller, Justin (November 14, 2008).
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7644:Hopkins, Andrea (October 21, 2008).
7216:"Foreclosures and the Right to Vote"
7149:"Statement from the McCain campaign"
6791:Provance, Jim (September 30, 2008).
6690:O'Connor, Anahad (August 19, 2008).
6622:"Clinton Camp Confident of Comeback"
6544:
6279:Driehaus, Bob (September 27, 2007).
5873:Bischoff, Laura A. (June 29, 2002).
5489:Mayhood, Kevin (December 11, 2002).
4631:Rowland, Darrel (October 17, 1998).
4438:"Taft Ads Strongly Rebuked By Panel"
4436:Rowland, Darrel (October 17, 1998).
4212:Lane, Mary Beth (November 4, 1998).
4084:Lane, Mary Beth (October 11, 1998).
3979:Bradshaw, James (November 1, 1998).
3947:Willard, Dennis J. (July 21, 1998).
3019:Marx, Matthew (September 20, 1994).
2797:"Tavares Election Petition Disputed"
2763:Marrison, Benjamin (April 6, 1994).
2696:Crowley, Patrick (January 7, 1992).
2666:"Liquor Ruling May Bost Bars' Fight"
2504:O'Malley, Michael (August 7, 1991).
2018:
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1363:2020 Campaign for Ohio Supreme Court
701:stemming from their drug or alcohol
417:in battles with the Ohio Republican
289:Ohio Tenth District Court of Appeals
9548:20th-century American women lawyers
8703:"Smooth vote doesn't quiet critics"
7676:Stelzer, Paul (November 15, 2008).
7021:Fields, Regina (October 16, 2008).
6659:"Ohio Flooding Thwarts Some Voting"
6620:Maag, Christopher (March 4, 2008).
6488:"Can You Count on Voting Machines?"
6486:Thompson, Clive (January 7, 2008).
6372:. democracynow.org. October 9, 2008
6312:Driehaus, Bob (December 15, 2007).
5999:DeMartini, Alayna (April 7, 2005).
5617:Mayhood, Kevin (February 6, 2004).
5585:Mayhood, Kevin (February 2, 2004).
5156:Kemper, Kevin (September 2, 2005).
4695:Glenn, Donna (September 10, 1999).
4663:Korte, Gregory (October 28, 1998).
4374:"Judge Orders Taft Camp To Pull Ad"
4308:Rowland, Darrel (August 14, 1998).
4182:"Vote Board Checks Pro-Hunting Ads"
4049:Pollick, Steve (October 18, 1998).
3915:Lafferty, Mike (January 21, 1998).
3276:"McDonald's Bexley Foes May Appeal"
3179:Marx, Matthew (November 15, 1994).
3147:Marx, Matthew (November 12, 1994).
2184:Smith, Susan (September 14, 1988).
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1114:On the Record w/ Greta Van Susteren
1107:viewed the ruling as a significant
1095:United States Department of Justice
956:2008 Democratic National Convention
745:case, alcohol service suspensions,
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9613:21st-century American women judges
9568:Justices of the Ohio Supreme Court
8701:Niquette, Mark (January 5, 2009).
8415:. January 12, 2014. Archived from
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8157:Franklin County Board of Elections
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7762:Miller Justin (December 5, 2008).
7543:. October 28, 2008. Archived from
6528:. January 28, 2007. Archived from
6518:"Ohio considers poll worker draft"
6427:Weiss, Todd R. (October 2, 2008).
5521:Ruth, Robert (February 22, 2003).
5457:Ruth, Robert (November 14, 2003).
5375:Phillips, Jeb (January 29, 2003).
5215:Dutton, Geoff (February 8, 2003).
4727:Turner, Karl (September 8, 1999).
4500:Ludlow, Randy (October 22, 1998).
4404:Johnson, Alan (October 14, 1998).
4014:Rowland, Sandy (October 6, 1998).
3819:Wenzel, Fritz (October 22, 1996).
3787:Wenzel, Fritz (October 10, 1996).
3595:Marx, Matthew (November 5, 1995).
3115:Marx, Matthew (November 7, 1994).
3083:Marx, Matthew (October 24, 1994).
2152:Smith, Susan (September 8, 1988).
1275:Ohio's 15th congressional district
295:, Brunner also served one term as
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9275:Statewide political officials of
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8122:Jarman, Josh (January 19, 2014).
7436:Frosch, Dan (December 19, 2007).
7178:Merrick, Amy (October 23, 2008).
7116:Bennett, Bob (October 17, 2008).
7097:. Newsweek, Inc. October 17, 2008
5587:"Doctor Allowed To Keep Practice"
4869:Caruso, Doug (November 1, 1999).
4837:Caruso, Doug (October 29, 1999).
3691:Crumbley, Ray (January 3, 1996).
3659:Futty, John (December 13, 1995).
3627:Glenn, Donna (December 9, 1995).
3307:Marx, Matthew (January 5, 1996).
2955:Futty, John (September 8, 1994).
2344:Johnson, Alan (August 15, 1990).
2216:Dreitzler, Bob (March 22, 1989).
2031:Includes unofficial results from
763:Ohio School Facilities Commission
712:In December 2001, she approved a
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7377:Brunner, Rick (April 11, 2006).
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3883:Glenn, Donna (January 3, 1998).
2859:Marx, Matthew (April 29, 1994).
2731:Doulin, Tim (November 5, 2000).
2472:Hoffman, Steve (June 26, 1991).
2440:Hoffman, Steve (June 11, 1991).
2313:"Petition's Validity Questioned"
2282:"Filings Take a Surprising Turn"
2120:Lore, David (January 15, 1988).
2033:Doulin, Tim (November 8, 2000).
1796:
1202:advises and influences Brunner.
638:1998 Ohio gubernatorial election
437:Seventh District representative
9593:Politicians from Columbus, Ohio
8669:Niquette, Mark (May 12, 2008).
8468:Niquette, Mark (May 17, 2008).
8159:. March 3, 2014. Archived from
6923:Urbina, Ian (October 8, 2008).
5343:Kent, Russ (November 8, 2002).
4965:Woods, Jim (November 7, 2000).
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757:case, and a state construction
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7678:"Franklin Canvassing Underway"
5681:Craig, Jon (August 13, 2005).
5649:Craig, Jon (August 12, 2005).
4340:Craig, Jon (October 2, 1998).
4118:"Dove Hunting To Be On Ballot"
3755:Crumbley, Ray (May 17, 1996).
3499:Marx, Matthew (May 21, 1995).
3435:Marx, Matthew (June 5, 1996).
3403:Marx, Matthew (June 1, 1996).
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1091:Social Security Administration
1004:to enforce Brunner's plan. In
727:Columbus Division of Policeman
716:22 million settlement between
475:Brunner successfully defended
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8757:official Ohio government site
7190:Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
6896:Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
6396:Urbina, Ian (March 5, 2008).
3371:Marx, Matthew (May 9, 1996).
2923:Futty, John (June 23, 1994).
2154:"Blossom Petitions Protested"
2107:www.democraticunderground.com
1440:, a proposal for a permanent
1282:2010 campaign for U.S. Senate
1041:Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
905:She has also moved to shield
844:ones used in more than 50 of
729:'s intramarital shooting and
632:In 1998, she represented the
477:Ohio House of Representatives
435:Ohio House of Representatives
350:during the administration of
344:Capital University Law School
9598:Secretaries of state of Ohio
9538:21st-century American judges
8566:(last visited Oct. 20, 2014)
8092:Futty, John (June 4, 2013).
7409:"That's a Pretty Big Glitch"
5746:"A ruling out of left field"
2071:"Your Letters ELECTION 2006"
1436:that includes support for a
1434:released a campaign platform
1047:Help America Vote Act (HAVA)
994:United States district court
967:to be immediately issued an
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9573:Lawyers from Columbus, Ohio
8799:2010 campaign contributions
8785:Federal Election Commission
8344:"Brunner Quinn Goes Global"
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1166:2008 United States election
942:Same-day voter registration
915:Cleveland metropolitan area
838:direct-recording electronic
741:death, to an international
530:and mansions once owned by
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8886:Secretary of State of Ohio
8389:. Hannah News Service, Inc
6167:. Ohio.gov. Archived from
6134:. Ohio.gov. Archived from
5133:. Ohio.gov. Archived from
5100:. Ohio.gov. Archived from
2218:"Election Claims Continue"
1823:. Ohio.gov. Archived from
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1212:Premier Election Solutions
893:last presidential election
806:Secretary of State Project
656:who charged his opponent,
580:Brunner was involved in a
550:friend-of-the-court briefs
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884:Overseas Vote Foundation
9583:Miami University alumni
9403:, President pro tempore
8964:Ohio Secretary of State
8864:Maryellen O'Shaughnessy
8854:Ohio Secretary of State
8754:Ohio Secretary of State
7972:"BRUNNER STIRS THE POT"
7579:Ohio Secretary of State
7285:The Cincinnati Enquirer
7185:The Wall Street Journal
6891:The Wall Street Journal
6229:Columbus Business First
5688:The Cincinnati Enquirer
5656:The Cincinnati Enquirer
5162:Columbus Business First
1646:Ohio Secretary of State
1187:The Cincinnati Enquirer
1150:United States President
1137:Ohio Democratic primary
753:rights case, a federal
528:Ohio Governor's Mansion
526:neighborhood hosts the
493:Ohio Secretary of State
297:Ohio Secretary of State
9608:Women in Ohio politics
8765:official campaign site
1473:with judicial reform.
1462:US Department of State
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1135:for the March 4, 2008
1089:, commissioner of the
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868:
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733:highway chase, and an
642:television commercials
92:from the 10th district
9443:, Speaker pro tempore
8807:– video interview by
8708:The Columbus Dispatch
8676:The Columbus Dispatch
8588:on September 24, 2008
8475:The Columbus Dispatch
8350:on December 18, 2013.
8245:The Columbus Dispatch
8128:The Columbus Dispatch
8098:The Columbus Dispatch
7887:The Columbus Dispatch
7736:The Columbus Dispatch
7540:The Columbus Dispatch
6569:National Public Radio
6564:All Things Considered
6532:on September 28, 2007
6197:The Dayton Daily News
6069:The Columbus Dispatch
6037:The Columbus Dispatch
6006:The Columbus Dispatch
5624:The Columbus Dispatch
5560:The Columbus Dispatch
5528:The Columbus Dispatch
5496:The Columbus Dispatch
5464:The Columbus Dispatch
5446:on February 13, 2002.
5439:The Columbus Dispatch
5421:on February 11, 2002.
5414:The Columbus Dispatch
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5318:The Columbus Dispatch
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2127:The Columbus Dispatch
2040:The Columbus Dispatch
2006:on September 24, 2015
1498:Whetstone High School
1418:Supreme Court of Ohio
1370:
1357:Franklin County, Ohio
1352:The Columbus Dispatch
1295:United States Senator
1164:One month before the
1152:that appointed them.
1073:Help America Vote Act
977:Ohio Republican Party
949:
937:2008 general election
889:
863:
798:2006 general election
796:Greg Hartmann in the
787:
735:Ohio State University
688:Early elective career
677:Polaris Fashion Place
636:when they challenged
634:Ohio Democratic Party
348:Ohio General Assembly
89:Ohio Court of Appeals
9508:, Associate Justices
8644:The Press-Enterprise
8618:on September 4, 2012
8081:. December 10, 2010.
7938:on November 20, 2009
7920:. February 17, 2009.
7833:Capitol News Company
7389:on February 12, 2010
6835:. September 29, 2008
6554:(January 30, 2007).
6204:on November 20, 2008
5848:Akron Beacon Journal
5784:Akron Beacon Journal
4670:Akron Beacon Journal
4599:(October 29, 1998).
4507:Akron Beacon Journal
4475:Akron Beacon Journal
4347:Akron Beacon Journal
4289:. September 19, 1998
4251:Akron Beacon Journal
4155:Akron Beacon Journal
4123:Akron Beacon Journal
3954:Akron Beacon Journal
2479:Akron Beacon Journal
2447:Akron Beacon Journal
2325:. September 13, 1989
2191:Akron Beacon Journal
2159:Akron Beacon Journal
1622:Michael J. Holbrook
1456:Brunner worked with
1392: Brunner—50–60%
1384: Brunner—60–70%
996:judge James Gwin in
826:Republican primaries
788:Brunner (2006-03-22)
489:J. Kenneth Blackwell
403:Ohio's gubernatorial
281:Jennifer Lee Brunner
9338:Lieutenant Governor
8820:permanent dead link
8017:. January 19, 2010.
7991:on February 9, 2010
7860:The Huffington Post
7800:The Washington Post
7774:on December 7, 2008
7625:on November 6, 2008
7588:on October 30, 2008
7547:on February 9, 2010
7383:jenniferbrunner.com
7358:on October 16, 2008
7328:on October 26, 2008
7159:on October 23, 2008
7128:on October 20, 2008
6862:. NYP Holdings, Inc
6108:. September 2, 2005
5943:Cincinnati Enquirer
5918:. November 20, 2002
5592:The Cincinnati Post
4021:The Cincinnati Post
2703:The Cincinnati Post
2671:The Cincinnati Post
2639:The Cincinnati Post
2543:The Cincinnati Post
2382:The Cincinnati Post
2051:on January 11, 2001
1970:. September 3, 2005
1963:Chillicothe Gazette
1677:Timothy J. Kettler
1471:Minister of Justice
1408: French—60–70%
1400: French—50–60%
1100:provisional ballots
880:U.S. Postal Service
9347:Secretary of State
8871:Political offices
8826:Columbus Dispatch
8801:at OpenSecrets.org
8562:2014-10-27 at the
8449:. November 3, 2006
8324:. November 9, 2022
8060:2017-02-01 at the
7894:. January 27, 2009
7443:The New York Times
7414:The New York Times
7221:The New York Times
6961:The New York Times
6930:The New York Times
6832:The New York Times
6769:on October 3, 2008
6729:on October 5, 2008
6697:The New York Times
6664:The New York Times
6599:The New York Times
6493:The New York Times
6461:The New York Times
6434:The New York Times
6403:The New York Times
6319:The New York Times
6286:The New York Times
6257:. November 2, 2008
5137:on October 9, 2008
5074:. October 10, 2002
4545:. October 30, 1998
3864:. October 27, 1996
3544:. January 13, 1995
3288:. November 4, 1995
2083:. November 3, 2006
1903:. November 5, 2006
1853:. November 9, 2022
1827:on October 8, 2008
1753:Ohio Supreme Court
1541:Votes for Brunner
1511:Michael B. Coleman
1466:Republic of Serbia
1452:International work
1414:
1371:Results by county:
1174:The New York Times
1105:Greta Van Susteren
1010:Ohio Supreme Court
960:
950:Brunner speaks in
846:Ohio's 88 counties
812:Secretary of State
790:
401:positions of 1990
291:. A member of the
285:Ohio Supreme Court
252:Capital University
46:Ohio Supreme Court
9515:
9514:
9496:Melody J. Stewart
9472:Sharon L. Kennedy
9455:, Minority Leader
9449:, Majority Leader
9415:, Minority Leader
9409:, Majority Leader
9242:
9241:
8931:
8930:
8893:Succeeded by
8861:Succeeded by
8762:Brunner for Judge
8419:on March 18, 2014
8220:. August 20, 2019
8192:Columbus Dispatch
8166:on March 17, 2014
7482:on March 25, 2009
7417:. October 8, 2008
7379:"Cleveland, Ohio"
7250:Dayton Daily News
7224:. October 4, 2008
6559:(audio interview)
5880:Dayton Daily News
5720:Dayton Daily News
3352:. January 6, 1996
3057:Dayton Daily News
2415:Dayton Daily News
2076:Dayton Daily News
1999:Dayton Daily News
1938:. October 2, 2006
1931:Dayton Daily News
1788:
1787:
1328:Rosie the Riveter
1182:Robert T. Bennett
1087:Michael J. Astrue
1051:Ohio (along with
1037:driver's licenses
1002:restraining order
777:that resulted in
775:contempt of court
739:Drive-by shooting
619:off-track betting
512:restraining order
504:adult video store
427:William R. Timken
381:Westerville, Ohio
278:
277:
206:Springfield, Ohio
9620:
9501:Jennifer Brunner
9491:Michael Donnelly
9356:Attorney General
9317:State government
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8908:Preceded by
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6638:on March 8, 2008
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6464:. March 26, 2008
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6044:. April 13, 2005
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