The 21 Ohio electors pledged to George W. Bush and Dick Cheney will convene at noon Monday in the Senate chambers in Columbus to cast their ballots for president and vice president.

        The eight Republican electors in Kentucky will meet at 11:45 a.m. in the state capitol in Frankfort. The 12 GOP electors in Indiana get together Monday in Indianapolis.

        Since Mr. Bush won the popular vote in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, he gets all the electoral votes in each state.

        OHIO

       Pakkir Rajagopol, Cincinnati

        Shirley Sadler, Lebanon

        Danny D. Hamilton, Dayton

        Pauline Riel, Marengo

        Leanna Coil, Hicksville

        Doug Miller, Peebles

        Faye Sparks, Beavercreek

        Donna Harter, New Madison

        Paul Hoag, Holland

        Alan Bedol, Lakewood

        Deborah Burstion-Donbraye, Warrensville

        John H. McConnell, Galena

        Don Simmons, Sharon Center

        Alex Arshinkoff, Hudson

        John J. Chester, Columbus

        W.R. Tim Timken, Jr., Canton

        Clarence R. Smith, Boardman

        Pat Hennessey, Zanesville

        John Chiappetta, Richmond Heights

        Mercer Reynolds, Cincinnati

        JoAnn Davidson, Reynoldsburg

        KENTUCKY

       Richard Noss, Paducah

        Michael A. Shea, Louisville

        Larry Joe Walden, Scottsville

        George S. Beard, Louisville

        Connie S. Hayes, Louisville

        Robert B. Fearing, Ashland

        Dean Johnson, London

        William S. Farish Jr., Versailles

        INDIANA

       Roger A. Chiabai, Merrillville

        Virgil Scheidt, Columbus

        Michael Miner, Warsaw

        Marla Irving, Fort Wayne

       Don Heckard, Logansport

        Beverly Gard, Greenfield

        Rodric D. Bray, Mooresville

        Virginia Lee, Linton

        Max Middendorf, Brownstown

        P.E. MacAllister, Indianapolis

        Barbara McClellan, Carmel

        Michael D. McDaniel, Indianapolis

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