14 Facts About Mark Mallory

Mark Mallory was born on April 2,1962 and is an American politician who served as the 68th Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Mark Mallory graduated from the Cincinnati Academy of Math and Science and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Administrative Management from the University of Cincinnati.

Mark Mallory worked there 14 years at a variety of positions, rising to Manager of Graphic Production and Assistant to the head of public relations.

Mark Mallory won a seat in the Ohio House of Representatives in 1994, replacing his father who retired after serving the district for nearly 30 years.

Mark Mallory served in the Ohio House from 1995 to 1998, when he was elected to the Senate.

In November 1998, Mark Mallory was elected to represent the 9th Senate District in the Ohio General Assembly, and in 2002 was elected to his second four-year term.

Mark Mallory was the Assistant Minority Leader for the Senate Democratic Caucus during his seven years in the General Assembly.

In 2003, Senator Mark Mallory passed a resolution in the General Assembly ratifying the 14th Amendment, 135 years after it was amended to the US Constitution.

Mark Mallory resigned his senate seat in 2005 to run for Mayor of Cincinnati.

Mark Mallory defeated fellow Democrat David Pepper to win the election.

Mark Mallory was elected to a second term as Mayor in 2009.

Mark Mallory was given a "second, second-chance" and finally completed a toss to actor Kurt Russell.

Mark Mallory took the incident as an opportunity to advertise the city of Cincinnati.

Mark Mallory is the son of former Ohio House of Representatives Majority Leader William L Mallory Sr.