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Mary O. Boyle: Became the first woman in Ohio history nominated by a major party for U.S. Senate, winning the 1998 Democratic nomination before losing the general election to Republican Gov. George Voinovich, 56.46% to 43.54%.
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- Became the first woman in Ohio history nominated by a major party for U.S. Senate, winning the 1998 Democratic nomination before losing the general election to Republican Gov. George Voinovich, 56.46% to 43.54%.
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