74%-94% of Age Eligible voters do not actively support any political party

Your contribution of $1 to $27 - from District Three voters - Needed Now. Starting today, now, will help build support and the campaign participant staff needed to win. Contributions will be accepted only from "District Three" voters and not from outside of Jefferson County which does inclue some District 04 voters. the newly "re-districted District Three" which includes Hamilton County and twenty-two precincts in Southwest Butler County. Individual contributions of $1 to $27 will, however, be accepted from any U.S. Citizen who will benefit from the election of Rich Stevesnon to Congress - Every U.S. citizen. There is a $2700 limit on individual contributions. Do not send cash. Make your check or money order payable to "Citizens for Stevenson." Your contribution is not tax deductible. A fundraising goal of $90,000 will allow for some radio and TV ads near Election Day. Populist nonpartisan independent Election Day participants will ask all voters at the polls on Election Day and in their voting precinct during the election year to vote for "Rich." That is the most powerful grassroots way to influence an election. If at all possible, participate on Election Day and in your precinct area for a few hours to win the election for nonpartisan independents. Having Rich Stevenson in Congress to vote for your populist nonpartisan public policy interests will make a positive difference in your life.

I look forward to meeting you and providing answers to your inquiries. My web pages reflect platform issues from my writing, and good ideas derived from many sources, such as The Green Party, The Reform Party, The Natural Law Party, The Minnesota Independence Party, Lenora Fulani, Jack Gargan, Doris "Granny D" Haddock, and John Anderson, 1980 independent candidate for President. I hope to convince you that I am the best candidate for your vote and for the promotion of clean government for the people of District Three. I will go to Congress as a statesman to lobby for the nonpartisan individual interests of District Three voters and non-voters alike. I will go to serve our community as a citizen legislator acting in the public interest.

I Pledge to be Self-Term limited to Two Terms in Office: Four Years

I am not a career politician. I will not serve more than two terms - four years in Congress. I will endorse a well-qualified self term-limited nonpartisan person to replace me in four years. I will put my name on the ballot in the primary with that person and others to give you a 99.999% Occupy Elections choice for Congress. If I am the Incumbent I will not campaign other than participating in debates and making my positions on issues known to interested constituent voters and organizations. I will use campaign web pages to post my positions on issues. These web pages are free. Any radio/TV ads I run will be limited to stating my public policy priorities and will never contain any negative mention of any other candidate on the ballot. My priority will be to attend community meetings to hear the issues of concern to District Three voters and issues important to our communities.

Go to the web Pages I have created since early 1999. You can see who I am in my own words. The main purpose of my web pages is to strengthen the middle class in our "democratic republic" in this new century. One contains my political writing on common sense political reforms. The other is the IVA, a coalition "non-party" organization that petitions to gain cooperative ballot access for nonpartisan independents and minor parties from the bottom-up. Builds a democratic republic for the nonpartisan independent super majority! Both are "out-of-the-box" creative works in progress. The links are Common Sense II Political Reforms and Independent Voters Alliance (OHIVA). You may want to participate.

Please Participate. "Citizens for Stevenson" needs your support.

Visit nonpartisan Internet web pages and minor party web pages to get the rest of the political news stories that are poorly covered by monopoly corporate news sources. Vote outside of the two-party bipartisan Incumbent monopoly. You can be represented. Vote for nonpartisan independent candidates to have problem free clean government.  Some Minor Party Web Pages: Green Party: Ohio, and Southwest Ohio. Natural Law Party: Ohio. Libertarian Party: Ohio

 Key Constituents I Value

 Nonpartisan Independent Voters: I seek support from populist nonpartisan voters, who are a super voter majority in District Three. We can win. Nonpartisan independents tend to not vote because they have little interest in Democratic or Republican candidates. In fact, both low voter registration and low voter turnout are real social crises in all fifty states. With nonpartisan independents and minor parties providing more candidate choices, more citizens will have a good Reason to Register and Vote. Participate to have a more democratic republic. 

74%-94% of Age Elibible Voters do not actively Support Any Political Party

 Dollar Donors: Every registered or unregistered District Three voter who contributes $1.00 to $27.00 to "Citizens for Stevenson." Thank you for your support. Donate a "Dollar for Democracy."

 New Voters: Newly registered voters, who were politically inactive and disgusted with "politics as usual." With independent and minor party choices, new voters will have a good Reason to Vote. Ask your friends to register and vote too.

 Proactive Citizens: Voters who carry up-to-date Voter Registration Cards, ready to petition for needed reforms and new candidates. Proactive citizens involved in their communities and as Town Hall Participants. Thank you for all you do.

I Pledge to be Self Term-Limited to Two Terms in Office: Four Years

RICH STEVENSON, dist03ky@cs2pr.us

 MAINTAIN YOUR CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION

Vote in every election, and re-register annually or anytime your address or name is changed. Freedom is participation in power. All citizens have only three (or four) ways to participate: to petition, to vote, and to be an Election Day participant (Or to become elected to public office). Thank you for all you do.

 MOST IMPORTANT: To vote in any election you must be registered at least 30 days before Election Day. If you have not voted recently you may have been dropped from the list of registered voters. Are you still registered? Can you vote on November 06, 2018? You can register at any public library, at any U.S. Post Office branch, or at your county board of elections, downtown Cincinnati, OH or in Warren County, OH; I hear that registration at State Auto License Agencies takes longer, though you can register there. You can call 632-7000, ext1, Hamilton County Board of Elections, to check on your registration and have any questions answered. Go to register. You can register online or by U.S. Mail without leaving home. How will you know you are registered? You will get a voter registration "card" in the mail to confirm that you are registered. Keep an updated copy of the voter registration "card" with your drivers license and money, with you at all times. If you do not have an up to date voter registration "card," you may not be registered. The location of your voting place may have changed if you have missed recent elections.

Jefferson County, call 502-632-7001, or 513-632-7000, ext. 1

REGISTER TO VOTE

We all benefit if you apply term limits in the voting booth to all Incumbent public office holders. Career politicians do harm to our dreams of freedom and a democratic republic. As the years pass, incumbent politicians serve only their political party and other special interests that support their personal political ambitions.

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