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The excitement and anticipation filled the room Sungarden at the Hyatt Hotel in the west of Fifth Street Tuesday night, Republican candidates and their followers expected the election results.


Headlining the night were the hope of Congress Steve Chabot, Mike Wilson, founder of the Cincinnati Tea Party and Chris Monzel, Cincinnati councilman present the election as Hamilton County Commissioner.


After Rep. Steve Driehaus, the Democratic incumbent, admitted at 11 pm, Chabot gave his acceptance speech to the crowd of about 350 supporters.


"Now the real work begins," said Chabot. "We will get the hammer from the hands of Pelosi and give John Boehner."


For Chabot, one of the biggest problems was health care reform passed by President Barack Obama.


"We must stop Obamacare" he said. "We need reform, but not that kind."


One of the fans, Patty Franklin of Symmes Township, was there to see Steve Chabot recover the first congressional district of Ohio.


"Driehaus sold the west side of Cincinnati and all the river when they supported Obama and Pelosi, especially in the health bill, which I think is ridiculous," said Franklin. "If it's good enough for us, why is not the health bill good enough for them in Washington?"


Brunemann George, head of the Cincinnati Group's southwest area, was a supporter of Steve Chabot, Chris Monzel, Mike Wilson and Mike Robinson.


Brunemann said it was important for the Tea Party to change their approach now.


"From listening to and supporting role to ensure that candidates who supported to proceed with their message because they will not disappear," he said.


Despite the victory and celebration, Chabot was cautious about how the Republicans must continue.


"We have to do it right this time," he said. "The American people have given us a second chance and no third."


Republican Chris Monzel defeated Democrat Jim Tarbell in the race to replace Commissioner David Pepper and Hamilton County.


The founding member of Cincinnati Tea Party and a former student at the University of California, Mike Wilson, was in a tight race with the incumbent Connie Pillich for the District 28 Ohio House. The race was not completed before closing time.