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CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT (Unexpired Term Ending December 31, 1980)
*Frank D. Celebrezze 1,433,974
Thomas M. Herbert 1,037,938
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT (Full Term Commencing January 1, 1979)
*William B. Brown 1,446,250
Richard M. Markus 880,762
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT (Full Term Commencing January 2, 1979)
Clifford F. Brown 919,379
*Paul W. Brown 1,221,278
ATTORNEY GENERAL
*William J. Brown (D) 1,700,262
George C. Smith (R) 968,220
AUDITOR OF STATE
*Thomas E. Ferguson (D) 1,455,219
Donald E. Lukens (R) 1,177,329
SECRETARY OF STATE
Ted W. Brown (R) 1,356,959(R)
*Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr. (D) 1,365,219(R)
TREASURER OF STATE
*Gertrude W. Donahey (D) 1,639,317
George C. Rogers (R) 941,852
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: To modify the procedures by which the voters of a county mayadopt, amend, or repeal a charter form of county government.
YES 1,297,846
NO 1,039,259
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Allows the General Assembly to regulate prison labor by law;removes constitutional restrictions on sale of prison made goods.