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	Mike DeWine - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		DeWine was reelected in 2000, defeating former U.S. Rep. Frank Cremeans in the primary and Ted Celeste (brother of former Ohio Gov. Richard F. Celeste) in the general election.
		DeWine is pro-life (except in cases of “incest”, “life of the mother”, and “rape”).
		DeWine's Democratic opponent in the November general election is Congressman Sherrod Brown of northeast Ohio, who won 78.05% of Democrats' votes in the primary, defeating truck driver Merrill Samuel Keiser, Jr.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Mike_DeWine (945 words)

	VotersUnite!
		Kevin DeWine, R-Fairborn, sponsor of the legislature's latest election reform bill, asked the U.S. Committee on House Administration to give Ohio until 2008 to pick new voting machines, instead of the current May 2006 deadline.
		DeWine is concerned that the optical scan machines ordered for all counties by Secretary of State Ken Blackwell represent an outdated paper-and-pencil technology.
		DeWine said Ohio became a focal point for controversy last year because of the timing of Blackwell's directives, such as one requiring voter registrations be submitted on certain paper thickness.
	www.votersunite.org /article.asp?id=5047 (830 words)

	Mike DeWine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		DeWine was defeated in the 2006 midterm elections by Democrat Sherrod Brown.
		DeWine is pro-life (except in cases of incest, danger to the life of the mother, and some rape).
		DeWine is a supporter of gun control laws, and in 2004 he co-sponsored an amendment to renew the ban on common semi-automatic weapons.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mike_DeWine (1197 words)

	cantonrep.com
		It was DeWine who led a fight to defeat a constitutional amendment last year that would have imposed difficult and impractical formulae on the creation of congressional and legislative districts.
		DeWine promised to return with a better set of reforms than he succeeded in defeating, and he did.
		DeWine’s plan would have had districts drawn by two Democrats and two Republicans from the Legislature and by three others elected unanimously by the legislative members.
	www.cantonrep.com /printable.php?ID=288900 (357 words)

	Interesting (Nosey Online)
		Republican Representative Kevin DeWine of Fairborn sponsored the provision in the House.
		Kevin DeWine (R., Fairborn), sponsor of a House-passed election-reform bill pending in the Senate, said the idea of stopping election double-dipping was in the pipeline before Mr.
		Apparently, Kevin DeWine is all about "the fairest thing" and "good public policy." From a June 15th Blade editorial.
	www.noseyonline.com /2005/06/interesting_1.php (849 words)

	Beacon Journal \| 12/10/2006 \| Lawmakers rush bills in last days (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		In another bill, state Rep. Kevin DeWine, R-Fairborn, is proposing to limit the contributions from individuals and their family members who have state contracts with the statewide offices, including the governor, to $1,000.
		DeWine's bill was introduced Nov. 29 and changed in a legislative committee Thursday to require Strickland's administration to seek a review of all contracts for more than $1 million from the Ohio Attorney General -- Democrat Marc Dann -- beginning in January.
		DeWine acknowledged the bill does not change the amount of money that affiliated Political Action Committees can give to candidates, but he said broader campaign finance reform will be initiated in the legislature next year.
	www.ohio.com /mld/beaconjournal/16207977.htm (1224 words)

	VotersUnite!
		The bill sponsored by Rep. Kevin DeWine, a Fairborn Republican, answers some of the questions raised by lawsuits filed before, after, and in one case, during the Nov. 2 election.
		DeWine said he rewrote the bill with input from Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell and other elections officials.
		DeWine said at least two more hearings will be held to debate the bill, which the committee will decide whether to recommend to the full House.
	www.votersunite.org /article.asp?id=5233 (643 words)

	Wright State Feature Alum
		State Representative Kevin DeWine's interest in elective office was piqued nearly 30 years ago in elementary school when he helped place campaign signs for his second cousin (and now U.S. Senator) Mike DeWine's campaign for county prosecutor.
		Before entering politics for himself in 2000, DeWine had a rewarding career working for a Dayton-based company, but to achieve his goals, he knew he needed a Wright State M.B.A. "Wright State has a great reputation in the business community," he says.
		DeWine and his classmates didn't just read case studies about fictitious companies, they were assigned projects doing meaningful work for real companies in the Miami Valley.
	www.wright.edu /ingoodcompany/13.html (231 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on Mike DeWine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Born in Springfield, Ohio, DeWine earned a bachelor's degree from Miami University in Ohio in 1969 and a Juris Doctor degree from Ohio Northern University.
		In 1990 he left the House and was elected Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, and served in that position from 1991 to 1995.
		Some members of the right have expressed the intent to seek revenge against DeWine for his involvement with the filibuster compromise by interfering with the plans of his son Pat to run for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
	www.blinkbits.com /blinks/mike_dewine (744 words)

	Rep. DeWine Receives NFIB/Ohio "Guardian of Small Business" Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		DeWine has demonstrated strong leadership on issues that impact the small-business community.
		Representative DeWine is one of only ten current legislators to be presented with the Guardian award.
		The presentation was made during a meeting of the NFIB/Ohio Dayton Area Action Council, made up of entrepreneurs who are involved in their communities, who have joined together to advocate the importance of a strong small-business community in maintaining a fiscally sound Ohio.
	www.nfib.com /object/4240195?_templateId=315 (191 words)

	The Truth Laid Bear
		David Hammer at the AP details the final fundraising fury in Ohio: Filings by federal election campaigns showed how crucial the final days of October and first week of November were in Ohio contests, such as DeWine's against Democrat Sherrod Brown, that helped decide the balance of power in Washington.
		DeWine spent $3.6 million in the final weeks, but lost to Brown, who continued to get plenty of national help and spent $1.5 million of his campaign money to win handily, 56 percent to 44 percent.
		I don't often blog about blogs, but I want to extend an enthusiastic welcome to Bill Sloat, until very recently the Cleveland Plain Dealer's man on the scene in Cincinnati, who is bloggin' up a storm at The Daily Bellwether.
	truthlaidbear.com /customtopic.php?topic_string=DeWine (1469 words)

	KevinCoughlin.com Newsroom
		COLUMBUS â“ State Senator Kevin Coughlin (R-Cuyahoga Falls) and State Representative Kevin DeWine (R-Fairborn) today won final approval in their respective chambers for an election reform measure designed to update, streamline and safeguard Ohio elections.
		House Bill 3 responds to required federal changes prescribed in the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) and provides important safeguards to restore confidence in Ohioâs elections system from the point of registration, to the casting of ballots at the polls and through the accurate counting and recording of election results.
		Working together during the conference committee process, Senator Coughlin and Representative DeWine, along with the other conferees, were able to work out differences between the two versions of the bill and make the bill even stronger.
	www.kevincoughlin.com /news/release.aspx?id=47 (770 words)

	UAPA ARCHIVES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		And then there is everyone's favorite in the State House, Representative Kevin DeWine.
		Kevin DeWine, R-Fairborn, a major backer of the House bill, said he welcomed Harris' announcement and that it could lead to speedier final approval of the absentee voting measure.
		But you wouldn't know that were it not for the Akron Beacon Journal, because DeWine refused to sign his name on the official document.
	www.uaprogressiveaction.com /archives/2005/10/gop_tripping_ov.html (610 words)

	Elect Kevin O'Brien (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		My opponent, Kevin DeWine, also received a grade "A." That's not the whole story though.
		I'm Kevin O'Brien, and I want you to vote for me as your representative to Columbus from the 70th District.
		I was born and raised in Beavercreek, Ohio.
	electkevinobrien.org (390 words)

	American Center for Voting Rights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Ohio House and Senate are expected to approve it and move it quickly along to Gov. Bob Taft so some provisions, including the creation of a voter registration database, can go into effect before the May 2 primary, said Mark Rickel, a Taft spokesman.
		Other provisions, including the voter ID requirement, won`t go into effect until June 1 so poll workers have time to adjust, said Rep. Kevin DeWine, R-Fairborn, the bill`s sponsor.
		DeWine said the bill would create "a better, more transparent system of election than we had in 2004."
	www.ac4vr.com /app/content.asp?contentid=561 (125 words)

	USBC - In the News
		While not allowed to vote, illegal immigrants and noncitizens are included in the census which is used to determine how many seats each state will have in the U.S. House.
		DeWine figures that Miller’s proposal is worth fighting for.
		DeWine said a compelling argument could be made for separating the groups, but pushing Miller's proposal is Ohio's way of calling for a national debate on the topic and the need for U.S. immigration reform.
	www.usbc.org /info/2006/mar/ohio.htm (299 words)

	DeWine Sponsors Bill To Change House Seat Allocation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		State Rep. Kevin DeWine, a suburban Dayton Republican who sponsored the Ohio resolution, said the change would help Ohio hang on to the 18 seats it now has in the U.S. House -- and the electoral votes that go with them.
		While Ohio's population has grown, it's growth has been less than states such as California, Texas and Florida, which have large populations of legal and illegal immigrants who are not citizens.
		Peter Ujgavi, a Toledo Democrat and a native of Hungary, said DeWine's resolution is a slap at non-citizens who pay taxes and fight in the military.
	www.wcpo.com /news/2006/local/03/21/oh_electoralvotes.html (375 words)

	Black Box Voting : (OH) Recount bill: pay the entire cost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The bill, sponsored by Rep. Kevin DeWine, would change a variety of state election rules, including the current cost of $10 per precinct for candidates wanting a recount in races where the state does not mandate one.
		The bill would require the candidate or party that requested it to pay the full cost of recounting the votes unless the recount changes the outcome of the election.
		DeWine said the $10-per-precinct fee was set in the 1950s and isn't fair to county boards of elections that must absorb the cost.
	www.bbvforums.org /forums/messages/8/4027.html?1111019326 (463 words)

	Issues 2, 3, 4, 5 Take A Hit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The issues would have opened absentee balloting to all voters, lowered the cap on individual campaign contributions and put boards, instead of elected officials, in charge of drawing legislative and congressional districts and overseeing the state's elections.
		In the campaign against Issues 2-5, state Rep. Kevin DeWine acknowledged that the way the state draws district lines needs work.
		DeWine, a suburban Dayton Republican, said he's going to study how the system can be changed "if there's something reasonable."
	wcpo.com /news/2005/local/11/08/oh_ballots.html (685 words)

	The Cincinnati Post
		COLUMBUS -- Lawmakers are taking another look at rules governing online charter schools as the digital alternative to bricks-and-mortar classrooms continues to grow in Ohio.
		Rep. Kevin DeWine, a suburban Dayton Republican, said he's heard concerns from some superintendents about students abusing the online school system.
		DeWine said he may introduce provisions into the state budget that would add regulations such as requiring frequent contact with teachers.
	www.cincypost.com /2005/03/15/cyber031505.html (339 words)

	MorrowCounty.net, the ultimate news & information guide to the Morrow County, Ohio area
		The Republicans privately discussed the issue for about three hours before deciding to stall it for now.
		Kevin DeWine, a suburban Dayton Republican and the bill's sponsor, said there were problems in the Senate changes that he didn't identify.
		Lawmakers then debated key provisions of the bill, especially one that would require voters to produce identification in order to vote.
	www.morrowcounty.net /articles/news/articles/000000/000033.htm (172 words)

	People's Weekly World - Election reform measures defeated in Ohio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ohio First is identified by the Ohio Chamber of Commerce as largely Republican partisans who came together to defeat the reform amendments.
		Ohio First’s chief spokesperson is Republican state Rep. Kevin DeWine.
		According to the Nov. 7 issue of The Nation magazine, Ohio First ran a big-budget campaign to defeat the reform amendments, with most of the money coming from sources outside Ohio.
	www.pww.org /article/articleprint/8156 (536 words)

	The League of Women Voters of Massachusetts
		Opposition to the amendment was authored by state Sen. Jeff Jacobson, R-Vandalia, state Rep. Kevin DeWine, R-Fairborn, and former Senate president-turned-lobbyist Dick Finan for Ohio First, a political action committee backed primarily by Republicans.
		If there are problems with the amendment, “the only way to fix it is with another constitutional amendment,’’ DeWine said.
		The problems DeWine describes have not occurred in other states with no-fault absentee voting, according to the National Association of Secretaries of States, an organization made up of each state’s top elections official.
	www.lwvma.org /News/eleohio.shtml (1244 words)

	Representative Turner
		The purpose of the hearing was to discuss an Ohio House resolution to endorse a proposal calling on Congress to amend the U.S. Constitution so that only U.S. Citizens are counted for purposes of Congressional apportionment.
		As the list of states shows, there are both “red” and “blue” states that stand to gain and lose if the Constitution were changed so including illegal immigrants were not considered for apportionment purposes – the illegal immigrants would be included in the census for other purposes.
		As State Representative Kevin DeWine said in the Ohio hearing, “I’d rather Ohio had one extra representative, of either Party, than see that seat go to California.”
	www.house.gov /miketurner/news/columns/3.27.06.shtml (746 words)

	The City Club - Speakers > Speaker Detail
		Kevin DeWine, representative for Ohio’s District 70, and Ed Jerse, campaign director for Reform Ohio Now, will debate the Ohio ballot Issues 2, 3, 4, & 5.
		DeWine represents Ohio First Voter Education Fund, which opposes the issues, and Jerse represents Reform Ohio Now, which supports the issues.
		Would permit voters to cast ballots by mail or in person at an appropriate county board of elections up to 35 days before an election without stating a reason for voting early.
	www.cityclub.org /content/speakers/SpeakerDetail.aspx?spkID=5266 (190 words)

	Hypothetically Speaking: 07/17/2005 - 07/23/2005
		Kevin DeWine (R-Fairborn), the sponsor of last year’s election law rewrite (HB1, Special Session, 125th General Assembly), cited the apparent out-of-state funding and makeup of the coalition in declaring, “This is not a good government initiative.
		You'll recall RON is really a group of three amendments to the Ohio Constitution that could drastically undercut the GOP's entrenched one party rule in Ohio by taking the politics out of elections and district reapportionment, and limiting campaign contributions.
		Joe Hallett about a week ago documented some of the initial shitty vindictiveness about RON that is congered up by the likes of conservative meathead radicals like Ohio Senator Kevin Coughlin.
	loganselm.blogspot.com /2005_07_17_loganselm_archive.html (5505 words)

	State of the Union: The Latest Map
		The map, released today by DeWine, scores a 26 out of 36 points under the complex calculus-like formula supporters of the provision would include in the Ohio Constitution.
		The score the map achieves is the highest competitive score released to date.
		Ramifications of such a system include many concerns, among them the potential dilution of minority voting power and the possibility of disenfranchising voters who reside in districts that span the length of the entire state.
	ohiogop.blogs.com /state_of_the_union/2005/10/the_latest_map.html (388 words)

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