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Kilroy Seeks Rematch but May Have Company

By Roll Call Staff
Posted March 15, 2007 at 9:24am

Franklin County Commissioner Mary Jo Kilroy (D) wants a rematch with Rep. Deborah Pryce (R), whom she almost beat in November. Pryce squeaked her way to an eighth term after beating Kilroy by just 1,055 votes in the Columbus-based 15th district.

But Kilroy may have company this cycle.

Fellow Franklin County Commissioner Paula Brooks (D) said she might seek the Democratic nomination to challenge Pryce next year and has formed an exploratory committee to consider the possibility.
— Nicole Duran

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