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• Nov 10, 2004 Plain Dealer - Cuyahoga board deflates vote suspicions Wednesday, November 10, 2004 Scott Hiaasen Plain Dealer Reporter A confusing counting method employed by Cuyahoga County elections officials appears to inflate the vote totals in some suburbs, further fueling suspicion on the Internet about the integrity of Ohio's unofficial election...     Cleveland Plain Dealer        more   
• Nov 4, 2004 Democrat Garrison Defeats Hollister for House Seat An era came to an end Tuesday as political neophyte Jennifer Garrison of Marietta defeated incumbent Nancy Hollister, also of Marietta, for a seat in the Ohio House of Representatives     Marietta Times        more   
• Nov 4, 2004 Democrats in control in Frankin County looks at options Democrats won more on Election Day than two seats on the Franklin County Board of Commissioners. They also won control of 13 county departments, 1,500 county jobs and the power to shape boards and commissions that oversee everything from children’s foster-care programs to the Columbus Clippers.     Columbus Dispatch        more   
• Oct 18, 2004 N.Y. Times - Blackwell Acting Like The Katherine Harris of 2004 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 15 - As the secretary of state of Ohio, J. Kenneth Blackwell, a Republican who is unabashed about his ambition to be governor, has issued a series of rulings on obscure issues like provisional ballots, voting notices to parolees and the weight of registration forms. To...     New York Times        more   
• Oct 5, 2004 Cuyahoga County Ignores Blackwell - Will Stand Up For Voting Rights Cuyahoga County officials to defy Blackwell's provisional-ballot order Cuyahoga County election officials said Monday they will give provisional ballots to every voter who asks for one on Election Day, defying a controversial order from Secretary of State Ken Blackwell. "We err on the...     Plain Dealer        more   
• Oct 1, 2004 Let the Confusion Begin! Thank You Mr. Blackwell CINCINNATI (AP) — Thousands of ballots sent to absentee voters in Hamilton County must be reissued because they would give votes intended for an unopposed county engineer to an Ohio Supreme Court candidate.     Associated Press        more   
• Aug 2, 2004 Jacobson regrets secret campaign tactics DAYTON | State Sen. Jeff Jacobson said he told donors to give money to a state legislator he supported or to help her by donating to a nonprofit group that ran negative ads about her opponent's voting record. ADVERTISEMENT Top 5 stories Kerry team visits...     Dayton Daily News        more   
• Jul 12, 2004 ODP Web Log and Ohio Democrats Featured in USA Today WASHINGTON — Political newcomer Jeff Seemann didn't have a campaign phone number, office or staff when he started his House race three months ago against longtime Republican incumbent Ralph Regula.     USA Today        more   
• Jul 2, 2004 Dayton Daily News - Money, secrecy bring fall for Jacobson State Sen. Jeff Jacobson's bid to become president of the Ohio Senate next year has been ruined by revelations of his secret financial connections to two highly controversial political operators. Until this week, Sen. Jacobson, R-Butler Twp., seemed to have a lock on the top job, with his former...     Dayton Daily News        more   
• Feb 6, 2004 Bush Budget Cuts Programs Vital to Hispanic Families President Bush sent Congress a budget proposal that would cut vital programs for the same Hispanic families that President Bush is asking to vote for him.    more...  
• Dec 29, 2003 State Party Ramps Up for Busy 2004 The year ahead promises to be truly an exciting year in Ohio politics as many predict this to be the battleground state in the presidential race.    more...  
• Dec 9, 2003 Conservative Politicians Prey on Pensioners It was a great night for politicians. It was a horrible night for 1.5 million Ohioans who rely on the state's public pension systems.    more...  
• Nov 12, 2003 Devotion to community remembered By Dan Clutter Telegraph-Forum staff Wagner According to some of the people who knew him best, John Wagner left a long, heartfelt legacy by dedicating his life to children. As a current member of the Bucyrus Board of Education, or going back to his days as a coach in the...    more...  
• Oct 16, 2003 Democrats Can Nominate President at National Convention Ohio Democrats can be part of the official selection of the 2004 presidential candidate at the Democratic Party's National Convention by becoming a presidential candidate delegate.    more...  
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