Ohio GOP Central Committee

 

I received a phone call alleging that Nikki Haley aligned No Label group was allegedly funding anti Trump RINOs to try & take over the Ohio GOP

The caller asserted that Newsmax allegedly ran a story about this matter - but I did a search on their website & couldn't find anything about Haley & No Labels & the Ohio GOP - so I'm guessing this is a dirty tricks call but I'm not certain if the people mentioned in the call were the perpetrators or the victims

#OH Primary is this Tuesday May 6, 2014 Update Results

Here's a sample ballot for the Tuesday May 6, 2014 primary in Greene County, Ohio:

 

You can look up to see if you're registered and where your polling station is located from the Greene County, OH website:

 

 

Greene County, OH - Official Website - Election Information

			Greene County, OH - Official Website - Election Informat... Election Information
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Primary Tues May 6

 

The Greene County Ohio Teaparty describes GOP Establishment vs Teaparty candidates. Sounds like Bruce Hull and Marlene Johnson are the teaparty candidates vs Steve Austria and Brenda Lewis are establishment RINOs for the Central Committee.

 

 

Both the Springfield News Sun and Dayton Daily News provide voting guides that include candidate biographies and platforms.  It sounds like incumbent Mike Turner is a big govt establishment RINO vs the limited govt challenger John Anderson. The only other contested seat is for the Judge of Common Pleas (Domestic Relations). Both Donatelli and Hurley are University of Dayton law school grads, but Donatelli sounds like he's an activist judge who wants to legislate from the bench vs Hurley sounds like limited govt strict constructionist.

 

Congress 10th District (Republican) — your Voter Guide

	Congress 10th District (Republican) — your Voter Guide The winner of this primary will run against either Democrats Bill Connor or Robert Klepinger in November.
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W 5/7/2014 RESULTS:

Though outside my bailiwick incumbent Boehner won his primary challenge, from Daily Caller:"Boehner Beats Winteregg In Ohio Republican Primary"

"By that point, Boehner held 74 percent of the vote against 15 percent for schoolteacher Winteregg"

From Dayton Daily News article "Boehner, FitzGerald win; Dayton passes income tax" Incumbent GOP establishment Turner beat challenger:

"U.S. Rep. Mike Turner easily defeats John Anderson in Republican primary in the 10th District."

More taxes for roads and bridges passed:

"State Issue 1 passes. With unofficial poll results in, it seems clear that Ohio voters support a public works program which funds upgrades to infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and sewage"

From Xenia Gazette, strict constructionist Hurley beat out challenger Donatelli "Hurley edges out Donatelli" From the article, it sounds like was trying to pull a Arlen Specter. Donatelli sounds like a Democrat but realizes that most people in area are registered GOP, so he just ran as GOP vs Dem.

Also from Xenia Gazette, GOP establishment beat out teaparty challengers "Austria, Lewis win GOP State Central Committee seats"

"As of press time, Madison County Board of Elections reported that Austria had 1,952 votes for 75.25 percent, Anderson was at 392 votes, or 15.11 percent, and Hull had 250 votes, 9.64 percent. Lewis took 1,585 votes, or 71.62 percent, and Johnson had 628 votes for 28.38 percent"
 

And finally from the "Yellow Spring News" the increased tax levy purportedly going to Greene County Council on Aging also passed:

"Issue 3, the renewal levy with an increase for the Greene County Council on Aging, easily passed. County-wide, the levy garnered 12,843 votes in favor, with 7,542 voting against. The number of Yellow Springs votes, with precinct breakdowns, will not be available until after May 20, according to the Board of Elections.

The levy will provide about $100,000, or 35 percent of the total budget, to the Yellow Springs Senior Center, along with funding to nine other county agencies. In Yellow Springs, the funding supports transportation, homemaking care for elders in their homes, and a host of other services and activities."
 

ott I just noticed that altho Boehner has blue eyes and Atta had brown eyes, they both have/had long pretty eyelashes, and I'm sure that's their only similarity:

 

Of course, in the spirit of bipartisanship, unkind people point out facial similarities with other US politicians, such Nancy Pelosi:

 

"Hashtags aren't the problem; sick people are." ~ Pete Sessions pic.twitter.com/WWKc6sOior #ReplaceGunWithHashtag
— O Bow Mao Truth Team (@BowMaoTruthTeam) May 8, 2014

 

 

 



 And here's Boehner's primary propaganda ad:

Elephants vs Donkeys in Buckeyistan

In a tit for tat move, Democrats are trying to kick State Rep Jon Husted out of office over alleged residency issues:

A residency dispute involving a state official from Montgomery County is very similar to the mini-controversy that engulfed Ted Strickland here when he ran for governor in 2006.

The Montgomery County Board of Elections last week voted 2-2 along party lines on the question of whether state Sen. Jon Husted resides in Kettering, with the two Democratic board members saying he failed to provide documentation to support his claim, and the two Republicans saying they were satisfied the Republican lawmaker resides at the address. The matter now goes to Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, a Democrat, who must break the tie vote [....]

I hoped they will look very carefully at the Columbiana County-Ted Strickland situation and the precedent it set," which ended with everyone involved taking Strickland at his word, Johnson said. "They should give the same benefit of the doubt to Jon Husted."

I'm certain the Democratic SoS won't be partisan at all in her decision/sarc.

Apparently, only Democrats who engage in pizza orgies are allowed to own residences in the state capitol.