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The "Other" Candidates on Your 2003 Ballot TO: Hamilton County voters:All known minor Party and Independent Candidates who will be on Hamilton County Ballots in 2003 and 2004 are shown here. Their Campaign Committees and/or web pages are shown so you can contribute to their campaigns, in volunteer hours or cash, so the voters of Hamilton County can consider their issues and values. Support the non-partisan independent movement for clean elections and clean government. Elect non-partisan candidates. Campaign for candidates you support. Ballot Access Petitions , if shown below as a link, can be downloaded and printed so you can circulate petitions of your choice. Help obtain valid petition signatures to put the candidate(s) you choose on Hamilton County ballots. If a petition is not on this page, contact the candidate for a petition to circulate to make sure your candidate(s) are on the ballot. |
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TO: Independent and Minor Party Candidates: Candidates, please use this page to advertise the campaign address or web site where you can receive campaign contributions and volunteer time-raiser campaign work-hours for your campaign. Send your verifiable campaign information including a copy of your official ballot access petition, web site address, and petition status by Email or fax. We will verify your Campaign Committee name, address, and treasurer before adding your information to this page. If you are reading this page and know of an "other" candidate who will be on Hamilton County ballots and is not shown on this page, please advise so the candidate's campaign information can be added. Provide an Adobe Acrobat file of your original petition and we will post it here for IVA volunteers and independents to download and circulate in your behalf. If you have your own web site you can post it there. If you need help with scanning the petition or creating the Adobe Acrobat file IVA volunteers will provide instruction or assistance as needed. The IVA wants to help.( hamco at cs2pr.us) for help.Petition Coordinator Contacts — Status. How many signatures do we have and how many are still needed? Check progress on the petition(s) you chose to circulate. ---------------- 2003 CANDIDATES ------------------------------------- 2003 List of "Other" candidate's Committee/Web Site/Petition:Send contributions to the Campaign Committee for your candidate. Every dollar helps.
Schlagetter for Cincinnati, 707 Race Street Suite 800, Cincinnati, OH 45202, John Schlagetter, Treasurer. JOHN SCHLAGETTER was Candidate for City Council in 2001. He placed well in the election as a Charter candidate that year. Spend some time on his web site. The IVA endorses Schlagetter for one of your nine votes to elect nine Cincinnati City Council persons. Just do it. www.john4council.com "Political Independents for a better Cincinnati"
Citizens for Hyland, 248 Loraine Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45220, Dan Appel, Treasurer. MARILYN HYLAND was an Independent candidate for County Commissioner in 1998. She will help create a better Cincinnati. The IVA endorses Hyland for one of your nine votes to elect nine new Cincinnati City Council persons. Just do it. Marilyn is an Independent candidate.
People United for Lynch, 7030 Reading Road, Suite 122, Cincinnati, OH 45237. DAMON LYNCH, is a leader who will give a voice to the underrepresented in our City. BUILD A CITY OF HOPE. The IVA recommends a vote for this Independent candidate to provide all-community representation on Council. Social justice and peace will be served by this strong local leader. www.damonlynchforcouncil.com Call his office 531-HOPE (4673)
Brian Garry for ONE Cincinnati, 2692 Madison Road N-1, #388, Cincinnati, OH 45208. BRIAN CRUM GARRY, will work for O.N.E. Cincinnati (Opportunity, neighborhoods, and Equality). No one moves forward unless we all move forward together. The IVA recommends a vote for Garry to provide all-community representation on Council. Garry is an Independent. PHONE: 721-VOTE. www.briangarry.com | emailfor:briangarry@briangarry.com
Smitherman for Cincinnati, 707 Race Street Suite 800, Cincinnati, OH 45202, , Christopher Smitherman, Treasurer. CHRISTOPHER SMITHERMAN The Post was impressed with "his energy, his candor, and his understanding of the issues." "Political Independents for a better Cincinnati," the Charter slogan, says it all. The IVA endorses Smitherman for one of your nine votes to elect nine Cincinnati City Council persons. Just do it.
Spencer for Cincinnati, 707 Race Street Suite 800, Cincinnati, OH 45202, , Nick Spencer, Treasurer. NICK SPENCER, is "young, smart, energetic, and...." "Political Independents for a better Cincinnati," the Charter slogan, says it all. The IVA endorses Spencer for one of your nine votes to elect nine Cincinnati City Council persons. Just do it.
Cincinnati City Council Voting Strategy: If you want our Cincinnati City Council to change public policy to favor voters, not special interests, do not vote for any Incumbent council member. The re-election of incumbents has been just about 100% for the last ten to twenty years. Your vote for the above Independent, minor party candidates is made more POWERFUL if you do not waste your vote on a favorite Council person or persons. VOTE FOR NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS, NOT INCUMBENTS. We can build a city of hope for everyone. ---------------- End 2003 CANDIDATES ------------------------------
---------------- 2004 CANDIDATES ------------------------------------- 2004 List of "Other" candidate's Committee/Web Site/Petition:Send contributions to the Campaign Committee for your candidate. Every dollar helps.
cs2pr.us/Rich ---------------- End 2004 CANDIDATES ------------------------------ " Ohio Tax Credit — $50" You can make tax-free contributions with a $1 for $1 credit against your Ohio income taxes for contributions to campaign committees of State-wide Ohio candidates. You can claim the credit on the back of Ohio Form IT-1040, line 52."------------------------------------------------------------------------ Put an "independent" in Public Office to represent you. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ballot access petitions will be available on IVA web pages and other web pages for use by non-partisan independent citizens. Freedom is participation in power. Be an active petition circulator and Election Day participant. Be an Active Citizen in your voting precinct. A Little Effort — A Lot of Liberty Welcome to the non-partisan political movement. RICH STEVENSON, Acting Hamilton County IVA Chair, Email ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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votes for 2003 ranged from 34,405 to 22,713 votes.