October 8, 1946

Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland, Ohio

Bachelor of Arts and a Masters in Speech Communications from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (1974)

US Congressman

2003 recipient of the Gandhi Peace Award, recognized by the Greater Cleveland AFL-CIO as a tireless advocate for the social and economic interests of his community, promotion of rail safety improvements gained him the top award from the Ohio PTA in 2000, and his efforts on behalf of Cleveland's poor gained the recognition of the National Association of Social Workers

Cleveland's City Council at age 23, mayor of Cleveland at age 31 - the youngest person ever elected to lead a major American city; Ohio State Senator (1994-96); was elected November 2004 to his fifth term as a member of the United States House of Representatives (1997-present)

Wife Elizabeth Harper

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