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Cincinnati Politics
Coming soon. Mention charter party as one of the only regional parties to ever get ppl elected. Mention how more candidates show up to city council debates than citizens.
Politics in the Village of Addyston, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Mayor Daniel L. Pillow
Politics in Amberley Village, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Terry M. Tranter
Politics in Anderson Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. E-mail sent to John Zahnen Club President jz620@live.com
Politics in the Village of Arlington Heights, OH
Coming soon. Need to call Trustee Carol Wash, 513-821-2076
Politics in the City of Blue Ash, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to blueashnortheastdemocraticclub@hotmail.com
Politics in the City of Cheviot, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to kgoedl@fuse.net
Politics in the Village of Cleves, OH
Coming soon. Need to call Clerk/Treasurer Linda Bolton , 941-5127
Politics in Colerain Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. Need to call Veronica Kistner 513-741-0710
Politics in Columbia Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. —
Politics in Crosby Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. E-mail sent to Christopher Dole
Politics in the City of Deer Park, OH
Coming soon. Need to snail mail Kenneth J. Huber 4132 Superior Ave Cinti OH 45236
Politics in Delhi Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. E-mail sent to Jack Ryan
Politics in the Village of Elmwood Place, OH
Coming soon. Try contacting the mayor, who is an INDEPENDENT, RICHARD ELLISON at 18 LINDEN ST. 45216
Politics in the Village of Evendale, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Jerry Baker
Politics in the Village of Fairfax, OH
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Politics in the City of Forest Park, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Charles Johnson
Politics in the Village of Glendale, OH
Coming soon. Need to snail mail Sunnie Rucker-Chang 36 E. Sharon Rd. Cinti OH 45246
Politics in the Village of Golf Manor, OH
Coming soon. Need to call Henry Faulk at 513-351-8848 or snail mail the mayor ALAN ZAFFIRO at 2416 VERA AVE. 45237
Politics in Green Township, OH
Coming soon. Link to greentownshipdems.org. E-mail sent to info@greentownshipdems.org
Politics in the Village of Greenhills, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Vince Weseli
Politics in the City of Harrison, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Terri Hannon 367-4152; tha4785@aol.com
Politics in Harrison Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. E-mail sent to Fred Dole
Politics in the City of The Village of Indian Hill, OH
Coming soon. No joke, that’s their official name since the state reclassified them as a city in 2000 due to population increase past 5000. E-mail sent to Marilyn Hyland
Politics in the Village of Lincoln Heights, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Linda Childs-Jeter
Politics in the Village of Lockland, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Mayor Jim Brown
Politics in the City of Loveland, OH
Coming soon. Need to snail mail Evelyn S. Munro 3038 Stratford Ct. Loveland OH 45140
Politics in the City of Madeira, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Jean Durbin
Politics in the Village of Mariemont, OH
Need to track down contact info for Council Member Kim Sullivan and
Council Member Melissa Schmit
Coming soon. Interesting:
Mariemont is distinguished from similar communities by a unique electoral process called Town Meeting. Town Meeting is a unique nonpartisan system through which nominations for Village offices are made. To be a part of Town Meeting, you need only be a resident of voting age. Complete with the colorful and historically dressed Town Crier, Mariemont Town Meeting has meetings whenever appropriate, including a “state of the Village” meeting annually. The Village offices include Mayor, Treasurer, Clerk, and six Council persons – one representative from each District of the Village. Though candidates have run independently of Mariemont Town Meeting, overall this system has proved well-suited to the needs of our Village.
Mariemont Town Meeting is a non-partisan, not-for-profit political action committee or PAC, established around the time the Village was incorporated in 1941.
The purpose of Town Meeting is to support the village’s citizens and government by facilitating a mechanism through which candidates for elected municipal offices are identified, introduced to voters, and nominated for election. Town Meeting is usually held in early March.
The Town Meeting forum and nomination process is a valued and time-tested aspect of Mariemont’s political tradition. Town Meeting anticipates, but does not replace or duplicate, the Ohio municipal election process for the village. Candidates for elected office are permitted to run – and have run in several past elections – without being the Town Meeting nominee.
For more information, contact Pete McBride, Vice Chair, Town Meeting 513-527-4185 / pmcbride@fuse.net , or Todd Keyes, Chairman at 513-271-4464 / tnjkeyes@cinci.rr.com
Politics in Miami Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. Need to snail mail:
Daniel J. McCarthy 2789 Mahoning Ct. Cinti OH 45233
Troy John Wagner 7611 Bridgetown Rd. Cinti OH 45248
Politics in the City of Montgomery, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Barbara Freas
Politics in the City of Mount Healthy, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Edwin Hamson
Politics in the Village of Newtown, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to John Zahnen Club President jz620@live.com
Politics in the Village of North Bend, OH
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Politics in the City of North College Hill, OH
Coming soon. Explain how we’re one of the only Democratic strongholds in the area, the current problem of Change NCH, etc. Link to nchdems.org
Politics in the City of Norwood, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Joe Geers
Politics in the City of Reading, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Earl Schmidt
Politics in the City of St. Bernard, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Mayor William Burkhardt
Politics in the City of Sharonville, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Florence McGraw
Politics in the City of Silverton, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to John Smith
Politics in the City of Springdale, OH
Coming soon. Need to call Ward Chair Future Vincent Hicks at 513-671-1540 or Carmen Daniels at 513-671-1549
Politics in Springfield Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. E-mail sent to James Wright and Melanie Allen
Politics in Sycamore Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. Need to call Marlene Ostrow at 513-985-0533
Politics in Symmes Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. E-mail sent to Patricia Luken.
Politics in the Village of Terrace Park, OH
Coming soon. E-mail sent to Mark McCarthy
Politics in Whitewater Township, OH
Coming soon. Explain what trustees do, etc. E-mail sent to Hubert Brown.
Politics in the Village of Woodlawn, OH
Coming soon. Need to call Ken Shewmon at 513- 761-3954 or mail the mayor JOHNNIE LEE RABB at 234 BROOKHAVEN DR. 45215.
Politics in the City of Wyoming, OH
Wyoming is “One Big Neighborhood” and a finalist in the 2010 All America City competition of the National Civic League with superb schools, a historic tradition back to 1806, and a pride in our thousands of volunteers. Politically it is about 30% Dem, 30% Rep, and 40% independent. It has the highest per capita level of grad and professional degrees among Ohio cities, so if you canvass voters in Wyoming, please bring fact sheets and brief the canvassers carefully to respond adequately to well informed questions.
Of its 8,200 people, about 4,800 are registered to vote and the 2008 turnout averaged about 82%, after a massive Obama and local team effort. The 2004 deficit (Bush won by 250) was more than made up in 2008 (up 500), so a swing of 750 net votes on a relatively small base was phenomenal. It has Victorian-era National Historic Register homes near the railroad, pleasant 1960-70′s ranch homes on the “hilltop”, and a remarkable variety of custom homes built into tree-filled lots with contemporary charm. Wyoming is in the 28th Ohio House (Pillich) and 1st Congressional (Driehaus) districts.
Vice Mayor Jim O’Reilly (761-9398) leads the Wyoming Dems, and about 30 core participants make up the Club’s active group while many others are generally supportive. Council has 7 members, elected in odd numbered years, who run nonpartisan campaigns. The city council hears from 8 appointed select commissions. About 60 community organizations, churches and civic groups give volunteer hours for many projects. Generally new residents who wish to be volunteers apply for a commission vacancy and move into roles of leadership after substantial volunteer effort.
When visiting homes in Wyoming, the best advice is “over-prepare”, read the lit, bring the fact sheets, check your candidate’s web site, know the key issues. The person who answers the door may be a world class environmental scientist, a longtime hospital manager, a pediatric surgeon or the author of nationally regarded textbooks. You will have some polite but pressing responses, with thoughtful and intelligent comments, so do not walk around under-equipped for this level of voter awareness.
