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Mary Jo Kilroy

Held 3 offices on file, 1992-2014.

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About Mary Jo Kilroy

Written from the offices on file here and the facts Wikidata holds (the Wikidata item).

Mary Jo Kilroy (born 1949) was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and is on record as Franklin County Commissioner (2001-2008) and a United States representative for district 15 (2009-2011).

Mary Jo Kilroy studied at Ohio State University and Cleveland State University. Mary Jo Kilroy's occupation on record: lawyer.

Offices held

Oldest first. Back-to-back terms in the same seat are one row.

YearsOfficePartyNotesSource
1992 to 1999 Member wikidata.org
2001 to 2008 Franklin County Commissioner wikidata.org
2009 to 2011 United States representative, district 15 Democratic bioguide.congress.gov

Election results

Official county returns as converted by OpenElections, 2000 to 2020. In a primary, the share is of that party's votes.

DateElectionOfficeVotesShareResultSource
2006-05-02primary (Democratic) U.S. House, district 15 27,895100.0%Won github.com
2006-11-07general (Democratic) U.S. House, district 15 109,67349.76%Lost github.com
2008-03-04primary (Democratic) U.S. House, district 15 85,840100.0%Won github.com
2008-11-04general (Democratic) U.S. House, district 15 139,58445.94%Won github.com
2010-11-02general U.S. House, district 15 91,07741.29%Lost github.com
2012-03-06primary (Democratic) U.S. House, district 3 14,36934.74%Lost github.com

Federal candidacies

Filings with the Federal Election Commission for an Ohio seat. A filing is not a place on the ballot.

CycleOfficePartyFiled asSource
2006United States representative, district 15 Democraticchallengerfec.gov
2008United States representative, district 15 Democraticopen seatfec.gov
2010United States representative, district 15 Democraticincumbentfec.gov
2012United States representative, district 3 Democraticchallengerfec.gov
2014United States representative, district 3 Democraticchallengerfec.gov

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