Ohio Republican Women Electors
Majority are Ohio Federation of Republican Women (OFRW) Members 

In accordance with section 3513.111 of the Ohio Revised Code, the members of the Republican State Central and Executive Committee of Ohio (RSCECO), have, in the absence of a State Convention, the duty and authority to nominate candidates for Presidential Electors. 

The resolution was unanimously adopted by the RSCECO at a meeting held in Columbus on September 21, 2012. The RSCECO submited the names of the following persons to be elected as Presidential Electors at the General Election to be held on November 6, 2012: 

At-Large - Jim Dicke

At-Large - Mary Carducci

1st District - Linda Burke

2nd District - Mary Anne Christie

3rd District - Bruce Soll

4th District - Justin Smith

5th District - Brian Davis

6th District - Marilyn Ashcraft

7th District - Doug Sibila

8th District - Darryl Mehaffie

9th District - Bob Rousseau

10th District - Fran DeWine

11th District - Andre Morrison

12th District - Richard Harris

13th District - Sarah Brown

14th District - Amy Sabath

15th District - Geoffrey Phillips

16th District - Jane Timken

Should any of the above electors be unable to serve due to death, illness, or some other incapacity, Tracey Winbush shall act as the first alternate elector. Further, Kathi Creed shall act as the second alternate elector and serve in such elector's place, followed by Gayle Manning if there is a third vacancy. If other vacancies occur in the above electors, their positions shall be replaced by a member of the Ohio Republican State Central and Executive Committee, according to seniority. 

The following female electors and alternates are members of the Ohio Federation of Republican Women: Mary Carducci, Linda Burke, Mary Anne Christie, Marilyn Ashcraft, Fran DeWine, Sarah Brown, Amy Sabath, Tracey Winbush, and Kathi Creed. Christie is past president of OFRW and Burke is the current Southwest District Vice-president. 

These electors’ names will appear on the ballot for the November 6 general election. Following the election, Governor Kasich will prepare the Ohio Certificate of Ascertainment and the winning Ohio Electors will meet in Columbus on December 17. At that time, they will cast their votes for President and Vice President. The votes are recorded on a "Certificate of Vote." These Certificates are then sent to both Congress and the National Archives. 

On January 6, 2013, in a joint session of Congress ─ held in the House ─ the House and Senate meet to count the Certificates of Vote. Vice President Biden will preside over the counting and announce who has been elected as President and Vice President. These winners will be sworn in on January 20, 2013.