Are you being served?

Greater Cincinnati has been blanketed with subpoenas over two complaints filed against Rep. Jean Schmidt that are pending at the Ohio Elections Commission.

The complaints allege that Schmidt, a Miami Township Republican, misrepresented both endorsements she had received from Rep. Steve Chabot, R-Westwood, and others, and her educational background on her campaign Web site. Read the Enquirer stories about it here and here.

The commission voted last week that there was "probable cause" to pursue its investigation into Schmidt on the complaint relating to her educational background. Read the Enquirer story about it here.

FYI, Schmidt's opponent in the May 2 GOP primary, Republican Bob McEwen, already has been censured by the Ohio Elections Commission for falsly using the title "congressman" before his name. McEwen hasn't served in Congress since 1992. Read the Enquirer story about that here.

James P. Urling, who is director of the Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending and Taxes (COAST) and the one who filed the complaints against Schmidt, is listed on the documents as the one ordering the subpoenas . Christopher P. Finney, who also is affiliated with COAST, is named at the bottom of the documents as the attorney handling the case.

So who got served?

Literally everyone with any connection to Schmidt, starting with her husband, Peter Schmidt, to her Schmidt for Congress campaign and former campaign manager, Joe Braun.

Here are the others who have been served and what COAST is seeking:

- Timothy Billies of Creative Point in Amelia, Ohio, who created and maintains Schmidt's campaign Web site, for documents and correspondence relating to the site.

- University of Cincinnati for documents and transcripts relating to degrees Schmidt earned at the school.

- Milford Exempted Village Schools for documents about when or whether Schmidt worked at the school and what duties she performed.

- Ohio Department of Education for documents about Schmidt's teaching certificate or any disciplinary action taken.

- The Cincinnati Enquirer and reporter Howard Wilkinson for any press packets, resumes or documents received from Schmidt's campaign over her educational degrees, and notes from conversations with the campaign over her educational degrees.

- Dayton Daily News, The Cincinnati Post, the Cincinnati Herald, The Associated Press, The Community Press, the Portsmouth Daily Times, the Times-Gazette of Hillsboro, Clermont Sun Publishing Co. in Batavia, The Georgetown Democrat, Hannah News Services, the Brown County Press and the Catholic Telegraph for the same press packets, interview notes, etc.

- League of Women Voters of Cincinnati, Ohio Chamber of Commerce, Ohio Manufacturers Association, Rotunda Inc., and National Federation of Independent Businesses for all records about Schmidt's educational background.