Ohio Election Wrap: Day After Clips from Ohio’s Newspapers
November 5, 2008 by Pelikan · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Barack Obama, Jennifer Brunner, Ohio AG's Race 2008, Presidential Campaign 2008, State of Ohio Govt, U.S. Congress
Filed under: Barack Obama, Jennifer Brunner, Ohio AG's Race 2008, Presidential Campaign 2008, State of Ohio Govt, U.S. Congress
Presidential Coverage
- Obama Sweeps to victory as first black president
– Columbus Dispatch
- Obama, American voters make history
– The Plain Dealer
- Win restores blacks’ faith
– Columbus Dispatch
- Analysis: How Obama Won Ohio
– Columbus Dispatch
- Impressive showing but no Ohio turnout record
– The Plain Dealer
- Editorial: Obama presidency is break from the past
– Canton Repository
- Editorial: President Obama is change to cheer
– Dayton Daily News
- Editorial: Making History
– Akron Beacon Journal
- Voters rejoice at Obama’s election – Cincinnati Enquirer
- Obama wins Ohio, Michigan – Presidency in Landslide
– Toledo Blade
- ‘Joe the Plumber’ will take his politics online
– Toledo Blade
- Editorial: The View Forward
– Toledo Blade
- Editorial: Now time to unite behind message of hope
– The Plain Dealer
- Editorial: Not the day to be cynical
– Dayton Daily News
- Editorial: Election brings change to America
– Cincinnati Enquirer
- Election Problems? Not in Ohio
– Columbus Dispatch
- Day smoother than expected despite some glitches
– Columbus Dispatch
Ohio Candidates and Issues
- Dems wrest back control of Ohio House
– Columbus Dispatch - Stivers, Kilroy winner likely not know for 10 days
- Columbus Dispatch - Boccieri to replace Regula
– Canton Repository - Driehaus ousts Chabot
– Cincinnati Enquirer - Democrats reclaim Ohio House
– Associated Press - Cordray rolls to big win
– Columbus Dispatch - Editorial:
Payday Lenders Lose Big in Ohio – The Plain Dealer - Montgomery County results still being counted – Dayton Daily News
- Boehner will seek return to House leadership
– The Plain Dealer - Dems expand majorities in Congress but Ohio races up for grabs
– The Plain Dealer - Husted winning State Senate seat
– Dayton Daily News - Dems close to regaining control of Ohio House
– The Plain Dealer - Fudge, LaTourette, Kucinich win – The Plain Dealer
- Casino, Payday Lenders denied
– Columbus Dispatch - Voters choose no on casino – The Plain Dealer
- Payday lenders defeated at polls
– The Plain Dealer - Ohio defeats gambling, keeps lending limits – Associated Press
- Paper ballots hold up counts in Ohio counties
– Associated Press - Editorial: Ohioans wisely say no to casino
– Canton Repository
Ohio Newsbreak
- Crime fighter showdown: Cordray v. Crites - The Other Paper
- Ohio’s rules hinder progress say ‘business leaders’ – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- 12 OHP Troopers fired for cheating on test – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Strickland orders $540 million more in state cuts – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Cuyahoga party leaders talk politics – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Keep politicians sticky fingers off of Third Frontier money – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Biden honors emergency services workers – Columbus Dispatch
- What’s next for Wilmington, air park? – Columbus Dispatch
- Governor: No probe of safety official – Columbus Dispatch
- 7th U.S. House District: Race Profile – Columbus Dispatch
- Candidates spar on taxes, sick leave – Columbus Dispatch
- Red tape holds down Ohioans; Task Force says – Columbus Dispatch
Sunday Papers - Illegal Immigration, Sick Days, Ohio RNC delegates, Dispatch begins series on Illegal Immigration, Ohio AG race, Kilroy - Stivers, Tubbs Jones’ Successor
September 7, 2008 by Pelikan · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Barack Obama, Gov Strickland, John McCain, Marc Dann, Ohio AG's Race 2008, Ohio Economy, Paid Sick Days, Presidential Campaign 2008, State of Ohio Govt, U.S. Congress
Filed under: Barack Obama, Gov Strickland, John McCain, Marc Dann, Ohio AG's Race 2008, Ohio Economy, Paid Sick Days, Presidential Campaign 2008, State of Ohio Govt, U.S. Congress
Ohio News
- Backlash: Illegal Immigrants in the Heartland - Columbus Dispatch
- Foreign Fallout - Columbus Dispatch
- Latinos flee Oklahoma - Columbus Dispatch
- Cracking Down: Proposed Legislation - Columbus Dispatch
- Kilroy, Stivers trade potshots - Columbus Dispatch
- Strickland the big winner in Sick Days issue - Columbus Dispatch
- Op-Ed, Jonathan Riskind: Ohio delegates zealous over Palin - Columbus Dispatch
- Op-Ed, Joe Hallett: Obama, Palin Dynamic Makes for Special Election - Columbus Dispatch
- 3 Ohio resignations add to spate of GOP seats at risk - Columbus Dispatch
- Well done Strickland, Fisher - Columbus Dispatch
- CAT fight - Columbus Dispatch
- Choosing Tubbs Jones successor reveals dissension in ranks - Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Op-Ed, Thomas Suddes: Good sense in Ohio is back from sick leave - Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Ohio AG race preview - Dayton Daily News
Ohio News Roundup – Jobs for Cambridge, Sick Days Editorials, Light to be out, Ohio AG race,
September 6, 2008 by Pelikan · 1 Comment
Filed under: Gov Strickland, John McCain, Ohio AG's Race 2008, Ohio Economy, Paid Sick Days, Presidential Campaign 2008
Filed under: Gov Strickland, John McCain, Ohio AG's Race 2008, Ohio Economy, Paid Sick Days, Presidential Campaign 2008
Government, Politics, Economy
- Florida company buys Cambridge mental health facility – Zanesville Times-Recorder
This deal came about with the help of the Strickland Administration through the Department of Mental Health and the Department of Administrative Services. Earlier this year, budget cuts led to 128 state employees at the facility to lose their jobs. Oglethorpe, the new owner, is scheduled to hire 200 from the Cambridge area.
- Oglethorpe buys Cambridge facility – Akron Beacon Journal
- Hocking College prez to depart at end of school year – Columbus Dispatch
- No Dem candidate for prosecutor – Columbus Dispatch
- Ohio AG fundraising gap widens – Columbus Dispatch
- Cordray gets FOP endorsement – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Cordray winning fundraising race – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Editorial: Ohio escapes the jobkillers – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Editorial: High bar for Tubbs’ successor – Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Editorial: Ohioans for Healthy Families avoids a headache – Akron Beacon Journal
- First month of Keno sales below expectations – Dayton Daily News
- Ohio delegates say McCain hit home run – Dayton Daily News
- Editorial: Strickland saves Ohio from Issue 4 – Canton Repository
- Editorial: Avoiding a ballot fight – Toledo Blade
Crites ‘Million Dollar Baby’ … In His Own Mind
Reports tonight out of Columbus show GOP sacrificial lamb, G. Michael Crites, has raised an astounding $75 grand to wage his campaign for Attorney General.
The other news is that G. Michael Crites is now “Mike Crites,” friend of the common man. From the Crites campaign:
Columbus – The following statement can be attributed in whole or in part to Mike Crites, Republican candidate for Ohio Attorney General:
“Today’s filing represents just the beginning of a groundswell of support that my campaign has received over the past few weeks. With our team now in place and operating at full capacity, we expect these numbers to grow quickly.
Political sources report that Crites’ astounding total of $75 large, included a $30k donation from the Ohio Republican Party. That’s $30k that won’t be spent on House races. Thanks, Mike!
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