2011 Democratic Candidates/Issues
City of Alliance
Mayor
Steve Okey
President of Council
John Benincasa
Member of Council-at-Large
Sue Ryan
Brian K. Simeone
Dierre Upshaw
Member of Council Ward 1
Sheila K. Cherry
Member of Council Ward 2
Phyllis J. Phillips
Member of Council Ward 3
Roy Clunk
Member of Council Ward 4
Larry Thompson
City of Canal Fulton
Mayor
Linda B. Zahirsky
City of Canton
Mayor
William J. Healy II
City Auditor
Richard A. Mallonn
City Director of Law
Joe Martuccio
President of Council
Allen Schulman
Member of Council-at-Large
James O. Babcock
Mary M. Cirelli
Joe Cole
Member of Council Ward 1
Gregory F. Hawk
Member of Council Ward 2
Thomas E. West
Member of Council Ward 3
James E. Griffin
Member of Council Ward 4
Chris Smith
Member of Council Ward 5
Kevin Lee Fisher
Member of Council Ward 6
David R. Dougherty
Member of Council Ward 7
Patrick Barton
Member of Council Ward 8
Edmond Mack
Member of Council Ward 9
Frank Morris III
City of Louisville
Member of Council-at-Large
Thomas C. McAlister
City of Massillon
Mayor
Kathy Catazaro Perry
City Auditor
Jayne A. Ferrero
City Director of Law
Perry Stergios
President of Council
Glenn Gamber
Member of Council-at-Large
David J. Hersher
Paul Manson
Larry V. Slagle
Member of Council, Ward 1
James Majcan
Member of Council, Ward 2
Gary J. Anderson
Member of Council, Ward 3
Andrea M. Scassa
Member of Council, Ward 4
Tony M. Townsend
Member of Council Ward 5
Vaughn Mohler
Member of Council, Ward 6
David K. McCune
City of North Canton
Mayor
Frankie Colantuono
Member of Council-at-large
Mark Cerreta
Chuck Osborne
Member of Council Ward 1
Douglas V. Foltz
Judicial
Judge of the Canton Municipal Court 1-1-12
John A. Poulos
Clerk of the Massillon Municipal Court
Johnnie Maier
Jackson Township
Township Fiscal Officer
Randy Gonzalez
Lawrence Township
Township Trustee
Mike Stevens
Perry Township
Township Fiscal Officer
Joe Schlegel
Township Trustee
Jim Holmes
Lee Laubacher
Chuck Riegler
Plain Township
Township Fiscal Officer
Anthony J. Flex
Township Trustee
Al Leno
Tuscarawas Township
Township Fiscal Officer
Debra Lynn Maier
State Issue 1
Vote No
State Issue 2
Vote No
State Issue 3
Vote No
Issue 29, County Sales Tax
Vote Yes
OHIO POLITICAL PARTY FUND BOX
Ohio taxpayers have an opportunity to help improve our political system when completing their current Ohio Income Tax Return. Taxpayers can designate one dollar of their state taxes to strengthen the two party system. Checking the Ohio Political Party Fund box on their tax return will not increase the total amount of the tax they owe nor reduce the refund they receive. Why should taxpayers wish to provide support to political parties? The two party system has played an important role in the preservation of our democracy.
The political party:
is the only entity involved in the entire political process.
provides an entry point and an opportunity for the average citizen to become involved in the political process.
actively conducts voter registration programs.
recruits and encourages qualified candidates for public office.
provides voters with important information on candidates and issues so voters can make informed decisions at the polls.
helps provide qualified voters with information on voting by absentee ballot, thus increasing access to the ballot.
leads an intensive get-out-the-vote effort for Election Day.
serves as a stabilizing factor in our political system.
The Ohio Political Party Fund will provide the necessary resources for these type of grassroots efforts. This is a bipartisan program. Each dollar designated for the fund by the taxpayer is divided equally between the two major parties and between the state party and the local county parties where the taxpayer resides.
It's a good thing to do….. It costs you nothing….. It's the right thing to do.
Check "YES" for the Ohio Politcal Party Fund on your Ohio Tax Return.
IMPORTANCE OF VOTING
Nearly every day we see or hear on television, radio and in newspapers about a group or groups discussing or demonstrating for their “rights.” Unfortunately, I rarely hear or see a discussion about our “right to vote,” except maybe at election time.
On election day, there is a pitifully small percentage of eligible voters that cast a ballot. Many of the eligible voters are not even registered. Why are they ignoring or putting little or no importance on their right to vote? First Tuesday after first Monday in November (November 4, 2008).
This is when you vote for the candidates you want to represent you in the local, state and federal governments. To obtain information about the candidates, contact your local political headquarters. Please protect and exercise this most important right! Please register and vote!
Please vote on each and every election day! Your vote is important
Stark County Board of Elections Voter Information
Qualifications to Register:
Citizen of the United States of America
Resident of the State of Ohio
Eighteen (18) years old on or before November 4, 2008
Register At:
The Board of Elections
201 Third Street NE
Canton OH 44702-1296
Email: boe@co.stark.oh.us
Vote Online - Voter registration PDF
Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
8:30AM – 4:30PM
Additional registration locations include:
Stark County MRDD Offices
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Public Department of Human Services
Public Libraries
Public High Schools
For more information, call 451-VOTE
What You Can Do to Help?
FUND RAISING
Fellow Democrat -
The Stark County Democratic Party needs your help. Your contribution will benefit every working family in Stark County and help make a brighter future for our young people.
Make your check payable to the "Stark County Democratic Party."