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Lee Fisher: As Lieutenant Governor and Director of the Ohio Department of Development from January 2007, Fisher's office oversaw state job-retention and business-attraction efforts through a period in which Ohio lost approximately 382,000 jobs, driven primarily by the national recession; his 2010 opponent's campaign cited the losses against him given his direct responsibility for state job retention and attraction.

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As Lieutenant Governor and Director of the Ohio Department of Development from January 2007, Fisher's office oversaw state job-retention and business-attraction efforts through a period in which Ohio lost approximately 382,000 jobs, driven primarily by the national recession; his 2010 opponent's campaign cited the losses against him given his direct responsibility for state job retention and attraction.

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