Who is an Ohio representative?
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Here are all 18 of them listed in order of district number:\n\nSteve Chabot \nJean Schmidt \nMike Turner \nMichael G. Oxley \nPaul E. Gillmor \nTed Strickland \nDavid L. Hobson \nJohn A. Boehner \nMarcy Kaptur \nDennis J. Kucinich \nStephanie T. Jones \nPatrick J. Tiberi \nSherrod Brown \nSteve C. LaTourette \nDeborah Pryce \nRalph Regula \nTim Ryan \nBob Ney
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Perhaps you want to know who the MAYORS were?  If that's the case, the answer is Gregory S. Lashutka (1992 - 2000) and presently it is Michael B. Coleman (2000 - present).\n\nIf you want to know who the governor of Ohio was, then the answer is George V. Voinovich (1991 - 1998), Nancy P. Hollister (for about two weeks from Dec 1998 - Jan 1999), and currently it is the dreadful Robert A. Taft II (1999 - present).
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try this website\n\nwww.ohio.gov \n\nthere's bound to be info there
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Your question seems to assume that candidates for all political offices should represent the constituents.  For sake of argument I will assume that you understand that mayors, governors and the president are leaders, not representatives.  Likewise, let's agree that we are discussing members of Congress, that bicameral beast in our capital.\n\nIf you look at the Constitution, you will find that Senators were originally elected by state legislatures to represent at the federal level the interests of the states, not the members of voting districts.  That leaves the House of Representatives.  Your representative should represent his constituents according to their wishes, not his own.  If you can find one who actually does that, by all means, please let me know.\n\nSo what to do with the ones who don't represent the people they're elected to represent?  Our system requires voters to keep all elected officials by staying involved and thinking critically.  Most of us are victims of government education and thus less prepared for critical thinking than some.  We would rather go home from work and have dinner in front of Entertainment Tonight than to have family disussions about work, the news of the day and so forth.  Instead of knowing what our elected officials are doing, we wonder who our entertainers are doing.\n\nThe bottom line is that we must act as individuals and within groups of concerned citizens to communicate with representatives so that they know our concerns.  If they don't act accordingly, vote the SOBs out.  It's just that simple.
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Yes .. try Phillip P. McCracken . He's in Toledo,and works wonders.
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At Google type in\n\nmap:cleveland, oh
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contact your local district office (in your congressperson's district) they would have a list of available positions for the person who they represent
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In Ohio anyone can be appointed a county or even state fire marshal.
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Either Representative (as in House of Representatives) - KY or Republican - KY
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who I know a cantrell from ohio is that the same guy?
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Here's their contact information:\nhttp://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/oh/district_profile/1040/
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Representative Michael N. Castle \n\nSenatorJoseph R. Biden Jr. \n\nSenatorThomas R. Carper
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Someone who is elected by the people to work in your state house of representives to pass laws.
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I'm in California District 1. My congressman is Democrat Mike Thompson.
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You can call the IRS, you can also call the Ohio Attorney General's office.\n\nTaxation Dept of Ohio AG: (614) 466-5967 \nCharitable Org Dept of Ohio AG: (614) 466-3180
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i would contact the state of ohio in then go from there
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Contact your local congressperson.