Wednesday, October 6, 2004
GOP judicial candidates raise more than Dems
The Associated Press
COLUMBUS - Republican candidates for the Ohio Supreme Court widened their fund-raising advantages over their Democratic counterparts, according to finance reports filed Tuesday with the Ohio secretary of state's office.
Justice Terrence O'Donnell, an appointee running for election to the remaining two years of his term, led the way, raising $206,923 last month to push his total to $1.3 million.
His opponent, Democratic appeals judge William O'Neill of Warren, reported raising $25,406 for a total of $34,196.
Chief Justice Thomas Moyer, seeking a fourth six-year term, raised $152,455 for a total of $1.28 million in cash on hand.
His opponent, Municipal Judge Ellen Connally of Cleveland, raised $32,809 for a total of $104,949.
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