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It is not too early to request your absentee ballot for the
August 8 Special Election and VOTE YES on Issue 1.
Visit: https://www.ohiosos.gov/elections/voters/how-to-request-your-absentee-ballot/ request your ballot TODAY!
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Find Your Precinct here:
2023 Elections Calendar (PDF, 11" X 17")(opens in a new window)
Updated 25 APRIL 2023
Good Morning,
Please see the below talking points for your use. If you need specific messaging suggestions ahead of media appearances, please do not hesitate to reach out at any time
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Talking Points: End of Title 42 The Southern Border is bracing for a massive surge of migrants with Title 42 ending. Since the beginning of their administration, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have proven they have no solutions for the open border crisis, and the end of Title 42 is only going to make matters worse. While Democrats fail, House Republican took action and passed the Secure the Border Act. What you need to know:
The bottom line: An open border only leads to dangerous drugs and violent crime reaching Ohio. Joe Biden’s crisis is going to get a lot worse, and Sherrod Brown simply doesn’t care.
Talking Points: August Special Election This week, the Ohio General Assembly passed Senate Joint Resolution 2, which gives Ohioans the opportunity to vote on a constitutional amendment that will raise the vote threshold for future ballot initiatives to 60%.
What you need to know:
The bottom line: Now that Ohioans will have the opportunity to vote on this critical issue, it is imperative that we hit the ground running to educate voters and 'Get Out the Vote' for the August Special Election. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ |
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"The talent pool is quite deep for the Republicans. Hope it can overcome the voters who cast their ballot based on hate and not talent. As we are living with a government elected by hate."
Kimberley Strassel’s column “Durham on Comey’s Culpability” (Potomac Watch, May 19) provides a high-level overview of the Durham report’s savaging of higher-ups at the Federal Bureau of Investigation headquarters. They deliberately ignored policies and procedures to throw dirt on the Trump campaign.
To me, the most damning aspect of the report is its outing of the different treatment given by the FBI’s seventh floor to the multiple Clinton Foundation investigations opened in 2016. The Clinton Foundation investigations were squelched at the highest levels of the FBI, while the Trump investigation—although equally predicated on hearsay—was directed to go full steam ahead.
I worked for over 20 years in the Justice Department’s Criminal Division. I wouldn’t last a week there now.
Jeff Ross