Brown County Democrats -- Brown County, Ohio
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Welcome to Brown County, Ohio
Please Vote on March 6, 2012!
Application for Absent Voter's Ballot
Keep checking back, we are having "Pizza" March 3rd.!
Brown County Democrats -- Brown County, Ohio
Welcome to Brown County, OhioPlease Vote on March 6, 2012! Application for Absent Voter's Ballot Keep checking back, we are having "Pizza" March 3rd.!
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Brown County Central Committee
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More Training for Candidates Dear VoteBuilder Users, I will hold several VoteBuilder webinar trainings this week and on a frequent basis moving forward. Two of this week’s trainings require no previous experience with VoteBuilder and will focus on the basics of how to use the system. For those who have some experience with VoteBuilder, “the basics” includes Quick Look Up, creating, modifying and saving lists, cutting and printing turf, data entry, support requests and user account requests. One of the other trainings will cover how to create scripts and report formats. The fourth training will cover My Campaign. See the times below for what topics will be covered when.
Our webinar software can only accommodate 16 phone lines for each conference call. Slots for each training will be reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis. I will send out conference call information to those who sign up to participate prior to the call.
All attendees will need to be in front of a computer that is connected to the internet. Basic trainings last about 75 minutes. The webinar on scripts and report formats will last about 45 minutes, as will the webinar on My Campaign. Signing in to the online webinar program can take a few minutes, so please factor that into your scheduling.
The training information is below.
Wednesday, February 22, 3:00 PM (Scripts and Report Formats) Wednesday, February 22, 6:000 PM (Basic Training) Thursday, February 23, 2:00 PM My Campaign) Friday, February 24, 2:00 PM (Basic Training) To receive conference call information, please RSVP to me by email as soon as possible. Please include what campaign you are working on, as well as your role on that campaign. Brendan Kelley Voter File Manager Ohio Democratic Party bkelley@ohiodems.org O: 614-221-6563 x 140 C: 614-207-2832 __________________________________________________________________________________
We want YOU as a winning candidate!
Several county chairs -- including Janet Carson/Geauga, Judith
Craig/Fayette and myself -- attended ODP's inauguration of its first
campaign school on Saturday, January 28th, at ODP HQ.
Approximately 250 were in attendance -- it was a HUGE SUCCESS!!
This training is another tool that can be used to train candidates,
campaign managers and campaign treasurers. The next two
training dates are as follows in the cities listed:
Saturday, February 4, 2012 in Cincinnati – Kelley Auditorium,
Xavier University, Cincinnati, OH 45207
Saturday, February 11, 2012 in Cleveland – Harvard Community
Center,
18240 Harvard Ave,
Cleveland OH 44128
The ODP staff who staged the training are to be commended – we are
very lucky to have such talent right here within the ODP! Plan
to attend one of the trainings in Cincinnati or Cleveland – it is
well worth not only your time, but the time of anyone currently a
candidate, thinking about becoming a candidate or getting involved
with a campaign!
Click on the link to RSVP for the training or for additional
information --https://ohiodems.org/campaign_school_2012.
In addition, after the Cincinnati training, there will be an after
event hosted by the Ohio
Democratic Women's Caucus for a women's networking reception.
To RSVP or if you should have any questions, please contact Lauren
Harmon, ODWC Director, at 614/221-6563 or at LHarmon@OhioDems.org.
Please feel free to forward this e-mail and attachment to others!
I hope you will consider attending one of the trainings above -- it is
well worth it! Amy F. Grubbe Chair/ECDPwww.eriecountydems.org
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February 1st., 2nd. & 3rd., 2012 Dear VoteBuilder Users,
I will hold several VoteBuilder webinar trainings next
week and on a frequent basis moving forward. Two of next week’s
trainings require no previous experience with VoteBuilder and will focus
on the basics of how to use the system. For those who have some
experience with VoteBuilder, “the basics” includes Quick Look Up,
creating, modifying and saving lists, cutting and printing turf, data
entry, support requests and user account requests. One of the other
trainings will cover how to create scripts and report formats. The
fourth training will cover My Campaign. See the times below for what
topics will be covered when.
Our webinar software can only accommodate 16 phone lines
for each conference call. Slots for each training will be reserved on a
first-come, first-serve basis. I will send out conference call
information to those who sign up to participate prior to the call.
All attendees will need to be in front of a computer that
is connected to the internet. Basic trainings last about 75 minutes. The
webinar on scripts and report formats will last about 45 minutes. The
webinar on My Campaign will last about 60 minutes. Signing in to the
online webinar program can take a few minutes, so please factor that
into your scheduling.
The training information is below.
Wednesday, February 1, 2:00 PM (Basic Training)
Thursday, February 2, 2:00 PM (Scripts and Report
Formats)
Thursday, February 2, 5:30 PM My Campaign)
Friday, February 3, 3:00 PM (Basic Training)
To receive conference call information, please RSVP to me
by email as soon as possible. Please include what campaign you are
working on, as well as your role on that campaign.
Best,
Brendan
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Brendan Kelley
Voter File Manager
Ohio Democratic Party
bkelley@ohiodems.org
O: 614-221-6563 x 140
C: 614-207-2832
******************** Attention: Candidates for Statewide or General Assembly Office and Committee Treasurers
The
Office of the Secretary of State is pleased to announce that it will be
offering a Webinar presentation to candidates for statewide and general
assembly office and their treasurers at no cost on Thursday, January 19,
2012. The office will offer the presentation at two convenient
times - the first session is scheduled from 1:00
p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and the second session is scheduled from 6:00 p.m.
to 8:00 p.m.
This
Webinar is being offered for the benefit of committees of candidates for
statewide and general assembly office to help ensure compliance with
Ohio’s campaign finance use and disclosure laws. The timing of the
webinar is set to help in preparation for the Annual filing deadline
of January 31, 2012 and will cover the topic of
“Additional
Campaign Finance Requirements for Statewide and General Assembly
Candidates.”
Participants
should find the webinar helpful
in understanding the special campaign finance requirement for candidates for
statewide and general assembly offices. The session will cover such
topics as: contribution limits, electronic filing, the proper use of credit
cards and the proper reporting of reimbursements issued by the committee.
New
candidates/treasurers should
also review the webinar for local candidates for an understanding of the
basics of campaign finance reporting. That webinar is
available on demand at:
A “Webinar” is an online visual
presentation designed to facilitate communication between a small number of
presenters and a remote audience using the Internet and the local phone
service. This training method allows for an efficient and cost
effective learning opportunity. In order to participate, those who register
will need a computer and an Internet connection to view a live PowerPoint
presentation online; and a phone to hear the presentation and ask questions.
If you would like to register and
participate, please choose one of the two
sessions listed below by clicking on it or copy and paste it into your
browser:
Thursday January 19, 2012 from 1:00
p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Thursday January 19, 2012 from 6:00
p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
The
online registration system is set up to accept the first
500 participants
for each session listed above (on a first come, first serve basis)
and send a confirmation notice once a participant is registered.
Please
Note:
If you have a question(s) regarding campaign finance for campaign committees
for candidates for statewide and general assembly, you may submit your
question(s) when you register via the link above. You will also have the
opportunity to submit questions throughout the session.
If
you have any questions regarding these Webinars, please contact Laura
Pietenpol via phone at (614) 466-6826 or via email at lpietenp@ohiosecretaryofstate.gov
Democrat Christmas meal and
Joint Club and Committee meeting It has been confirmed at the "old Alverda Reed School Bldg" or current ABCAP Bldg located at the corner of Grandin Dr and W. Plum St. Georgetown, Ohio. The Party will supply the meat (primarily pulled pork, but there will be chicken also) and drinks.
The custom of carry-in covered dish for side dishes and
one's own table utensils will be observed.
Hours will be 6:00
to 8:30 or 9:00 PM
Mark your calendar. This dinner will be in-lieu-of meetings of these groups in December.
September 26th. thru October 1st, 2011 COME JOIN US AT THE "LITTLE STATE FAIR" (BROWN COUNTY, COUNTY FAIR) IN GEORGETOWN, OHIO FROM 8:00AM UNTIL 12:00AM DAILY!
August 26th, 2011 Ohio Tobacco Festival Parade line-up 2:00pm at the High School, Parade to begin at 5:30pm. Anyone welcome to come and participate in the parade and join our fellow Democrats riding or walking with our float along the parade route.
The weather was great and the Food tremendous at this years John B. (Ben) Houser Memorial Picnic. Thank you for coming out and attending this event. August 21, 2011 JOHN B. (BEN) HOUSER MEMORIAL PICNIC
 Brown County Democrat
Summer Picnic - August 21, 2011, 1:00pm (at the Western Brown High School, 472 W. Main St. Mt Orab, Ohio 45154 [ follow the signs ] | ||||||||
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David arrived at City Council shortly after the Cincinnati riots (Dec. 2001), and at a time of deep concern among citizens of Cincinnati. Over the next four years, he helped lead the way to reform city hall, heal police-community relations, add officers to the street, reinvigorate economic development downtown and in other parts of the City, and lower property tax rates. His final year on Council marked the first increase in the City’s population in decades. In 2006, David challenged Hamilton County Commission President (and former Lt. Gov candidate) Phil Heimlich in 2006, after the County’s direction reached a low point under the Heimlich-DeWine majority. By winning numerous cross-over voters, and winning outright in some traditionally Republican areas, David (53%) was the leading Democratic vote getter of all the Democrats (statewide) on the County ballot. David’s win marked the first time Democrats have held the County majority in 40 years. |
Taking office in January 2007, David arrived at a County government that had been badly mismanaged—a squandered reserve fund, wasteful spending, questionable ethics and management practices, poor relations with the state and City, and underinvested and unsuccessful economic development. Since he arrived, David has fought to clean up the mess: adding fiscally prudent policies and reforms to assure responsibility and accountability while eliminating waste and reducing overall spending by tens of millions of dollars; implementing ethics reforms; improving relations with the city and state; pushing to reform the criminal justice system; and investing in new economic growth and recovery strategies, creating thousands of jobs and successfully moving forward on the Banks project to revitalize Ohio and Cincinnati’s riverfront.
Other Biographical Information
Since 2000, David, 38, has also served as an attorney in the Cincinnati office of the law firm of Squire Sanders & Dempsey, where he concentrates his practice on appellate litigation. From 1999-2000, he clerked for Judge Nathaniel Jones on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati.
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David graduated from Cincinnati Country Day in 1989 and earned his B. A. magna cum laude from Yale University in 1993, where he was Phi Beta Kappa and served as Managing Editor of the Yale Daily News. David earned his J.D. from Yale Law School in 1999, where he won several school-wide awards for his written work and was a published law review author three times David is a fifth-generation Cincinnatian, coming from a family with a long tradition of public service to the community and with roots throughout the region. |
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