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State GOP leaders back O'Connor for chief justice
The Ohio Republican Party Central Committee endorsed Justice Maureen O'Connor on Friday for election next year as chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court.
Hershey: Fight for control of GOP ray of hope on Demsa cloudy days
Politics is about as gray and dreary as the weather these days for Democrats in Ohio and across the country.
Former Ohio senator brings attorney general campaign to town
LANCASTER - Mike DeWine brought his campaign for Ohio Attorney General to Lancaster Thursday stressing his reasons for running.
Ohio taxpayers footing bill for defense of 'Joe the Plumber' attackers
Last fall, during the peak of the presidential campaign, three Ohio state employees used their positions to target, Samuel Wurzelbacher, aka "Joe the Plumber" by searching state records in the hope of finding material with which to smear him.
All over the country, a battle is going on for the heart and soul of the Republican Party.
Ohio to defend 3 in "Joe the Plumber" suit
Ohio taxpayers are paying the bill for the legal defense of three ex-state employees sued by "Joe the Plumber," who claims they illegally accessed his personal information leading to last fall's presidential election.
PERSPECTIVE: Strickland to pick running mate soon
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Gov. Ted Strickland, whose popularity has declined with the economy, will soon pick his running mate and begin his 2010 re-election campaign in earnest.
Dave Yost Wins BIG Over DeWine in Butler County
Matt over at WMD has all the details ! Doesn't get much better than that for a candidate.
Taxpayers footing bill in "Joe the Plumber" case
Ohio taxpayers are paying for the defense of three former state employees who were sued by "Joe the Plumber." Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher has sued former state employees Helen Jones-Kelley, Douglas Thompson and Fred Williams, alleging that they illegally accessed his personal information after he became a public figure during last fall's ...
Races for governor, Congress top 2010 ballot
COLUMBUS -- Ohio's next election already has begun, and it's going to be big. In less than a year, Ohio picks a governor.
2010 election here - and it's big
Ohio's next election has already begun, and it's going to be big. In less than a year, Ohio picks a governor.
OH-02: Kilburn v. Schmidt - Bring It On
Ohio's Second Congressional District has been represented by Jean Schmidt since September 2005.
Cordray asks Supreme Court to allow execution of Ohio killer
Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray, left, and Frank Spisak WASHINGTON Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray today urged the U.S. Supreme Court to clear the way for the execution of a self-described neo-Nazi convicted in 1983 of murdering three people at Cleveland State University.
Ohio GOP Abandons Hope of Winning AG Seat
A week ago the Ohio Republican Party made their endorsements for state-wide races .
Lott, Clinton, Gingrich say bitterness fades
Set aside the images of lawmakers in hallowed halls of the Capitol yelling about who's lying and why, and picture this: Two Republican heavyweights and the Democratic president they tried to eject from office a decade ago, perched together as elder statesmen in a gilded chamber reserved for events that transcend partisanship.
Miami University students and residents of Oxford will soon be paying less for some offenses after city council passed an ordinance to reduce fines for certain civil citations Sept.
Portman gets GOP endorsement for Voinovich seat
Former 2nd Congressional District Rep. Rob Portman has received the Republican Party of Ohio's State Central Committee endorsement in his bid for George Voinovich's U.S. Senate seat in 2010.
Candidates react to GOP endorsements
Buoyed by a unanimous endorsement from the Ohio GOP's governing body, gubernatorial candidate John Kasich predicted today that Democrats will try to smear him next year because "they've got nothing positive to sell." The former 18-year congressman from Westerville was among four candidates endorsed early by the GOP state central committee, ensuring ...
Miami alum campaigns for attorney general
Miami University alumnus and former Sen. Mike DeWine plans to add Ohio Attorney General to his long list of career achievements in the 2010 general election after he announced his candidacy for the Republican ticket this summer.
State GOP to endorse in four races
The 66-member Ohio Republican State Central Committee is expected to officially endorse four statewide candidates Friday during a meeting at the Hilton Hotel on Polaris Parkway.
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