David Oh

Republican member of the City Council of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

a member of the City Council of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was re-elected to a second term in November 2015. Oh is Minority Whip and Chairman of Council's Committee on Global Opportunities and the Creative/Innovative Economy. Oh attended public school except for his freshman year of high school when he attended Christopher Dock Mennonite High School, Lansdale, PA. He transferred to Central High School, Philadelphia, PA where he received his High School Diploma. Oh graduated from Dickinson College and Rutgers University's Law School-Camden. An Assistant District Attorney for the city of Philadelphia in 1988, he resigned to join the Army. After Desert Storm, he returned to Philadelphia and re-opened his law practice. In 2008, Oh merged his law firm into Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan Schaer Toddy, PC. Oh was elected to Philadelphia City Council in 2011 for a four-year term. Oh continued his relationship with Zarwin Baum until February 2015 when he resigned from the firm.

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Positions

Special Committee on Poverty Reduction and Prevention, Philadelphia City Council Created by Resolution in March 2019

• Co-Sponsor (Mar '19→?)*

Government Positions

Philadelphia City Council The legislative body of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

• Councilmember At-Large; Minority Whip (R) ('12→?)*

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Republican Federal Committee of Pennsylvania

• 5 contributions · 6,150 USD (Jul 20 '95→Jul 2 '12)

RNC Republican National State Elections Committee

• 1 contribution · 5,000 USD (Mar 6 '01)

Republican National Committee U.S. political committee that leads the Republican Party of the U.S., a/k/a The Grand Ol' Party/GOP

• 2 contributions · 3,300 USD (Aug 23 '96)

Arlen Specter US Senator from Pennsylvania

• 3 contributions · 3,000 USD (Jun 19 '96→May 24 '01)

Bob Dole former US Representative and Senator from Kansas | lobbyist

• 3 contributions · 3,000 USD (Dec 6 '95→Jan 12 '96)

Patrick Raymond Casey

• 3 contributions · 2,500 USD (May 14 '98→Feb 8 '00)

Mike Huckabee Former Governor of Arkansas

• 1 contribution · 2,300 USD (Feb 2 '08)

Rick Santorum former US Representative and Senator from Pennsylvania

• 6 contributions · 2,000 USD (Jun 2 '95→Jul 24 '97)

National Republican Senatorial Committee Campaign committee for Republican U.S. Senate candidates

• 2 contributions · 1,275 USD (Apr 3 '95)

PAC 250

• 3 contributions · 1,150 USD (Apr 27 '92→Jul 30 '92)