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- ↑ Ohio voters select status quo
- ↑ Hoops reelected to final term
- ↑ Steve Buehrer declares in race for Ohio Senate
- ↑ "Eleven years later, Jim Hoops returns to Ohio House". Toledo Blade. Retrieved 2019-08-05.
