Ohio Senate membership, 125th General Assembly

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The 125th General Assembly comprised the state legislature of the U.S. state of Ohio. The senate is the upper house of the Ohio General Assembly. Every two years, half of the senate seats come up for election. The 125th General Assembly was in session in 2003 and 2004. The party distribution was 22 Republicans and 11 Democrats.

## Leadership[edit]

### Majority Leadership[edit]

Office | Name | Party | District | Home Town | Since

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President | Doug White | Republican | 19th District | Ashland |
President Pro Tempore | Jeff Jacobson | Republican | 6th District | Dayton |
Assistant President Pro Tempore | Randy Gardner | Republican | 2nd District | Bowling Green |
Majority Whip | Jay Hottinger | Republican | 31st District | Dayton |

### Minority Leadership[edit]

Office | Name | Party | District | Home Town | Since

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Minority Leader | Gregory L. DiDonato | Democratic | 30th District | New Philadelphia |
Assistant Minority Leader | Mark L. Mallory | Democratic | 9th District | Cincinnati |
Minority Whip | C. J. Prentiss | Democratic | 21st District | Cleveland |
Assistant Minority Whip | Teresa Fedor | Democratic | 11th District | Toledo |

## Members of the Ohio Senate, 125th General Assembly[edit]

District | Senator | Party | Home Town, County | First elected

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1st District | Lynn R. Wachtmann | Republican | Napoleon, Henry |
2nd District | Randall Gardner | Republican | Bowling Green, Wood |
3rd District | David Goodman | Republican | Bexley, Franklin |
4th District | Scott R. Nein | Republican | Middletown, Butler |
5th District | Tom Roberts | Democratic | Dayton/Trotwood, Montgomery |
6th District | Jeff Jacobson | Republican | Dayton, Montgomery |
7th District | Shannon Jones | Republican | Springboro, Warren |
8th District | Louis W. Blessing Jr. | Republican | Cincinnati, Hamilton |
9th District | Mark L. Mallory | Democratic | Cincinnati, Hamilton |
10th District | Steve Austria | Republican | Beavercreek, Greene |
11th District | Teresa Fedor | Democratic | Toledo, Lucas |
12th District | Jim Jordan | Republican | Urbana, Champaign |
13th District | Jeffrey J. Armbruster | Republican | Rocky River, Cuyahoga |
14th District | Doug White | Republican | Manchester, Adams |
15th District | Ray Miller | Democratic | Columbus, Franklin |
16th District | Steve Stivers | Republican | Columbus, Franklin |
17th District | John Carey | Republican | Wellston, Jackson |
18th District | Robert A. Gardner | Republican | Madison, Lake |
19th District | Bill Harris | Republican | Ashland, Ashland |
20th District | Joy Padgett | Republican | Coshocton, Coshocton |
21st District | C. J. Prentiss | Democratic | Cleveland, Cuyahoga |
22nd District | Ronald D. Amstutz | Republican | Wooster, Wayne |
23rd District | Daniel R. Brady | Democratic |  | Cleveland, Cuyahoga
24th District | Robert F. Spada | Republican |  | North Royalton, Cuyahoga
25th District | Eric D. Fingerhut | Democratic | Cleveland, Cuyahoga |
26th District | Larry A. Mumper | Republican | Marion, Marion |
27th District | Kevin Coughlin | Republican | Cuyahoga Falls, Summit |
28th District | Kimberly A. Zurz | Democratic | Green, Summit |
29th District | J. Kirk Schuring | Republican | Canton, Stark |
30th District | Gregory L. DiDonato | Democratic | Dennison, Tuscarawas |
31st District | Jay Hottinger | Republican | Newark, Licking |
32nd District | Marc Dann | Democratic | Youngstown, Mahoning |
33rd District | Robert F. Hagan | Democratic | Youngstown, Mahoning |