published by Cheryl Grossman on Tue, 06/06/2017 - 00:57
When you are trying to explain just how crazy Ohio's gerrymandered Congressional districts are, make it easy by pointing to this full-color t-shirt. Show the "snake on the lake" or how OH15 sends out a tendril downtown and then curls through Hillard all the way down to Athens. Wear it to circulate petitions and later, during election season.
published by Cheryl Grossman on Wed, 07/20/2016 - 00:23
UAPA began in 2004 and continues to help elect progressive candidates to all levels of government. We do this by organizing educational programs, debate watch parties, and our website and newsletter, as well as by notifying volunteers of opportunities to help and providing yard signs and bumper stickers that enable progressives to “take a stand”. All of this requires effort and money and the UAPA Executive Committee has decided to request annual dues of $25, beginning in May 2016.
published by Cheryl Grossman on Sun, 11/20/2016 - 01:02
Although we are all disappointed with the overall results, for the first time ever, a Democrat carried Upper Arlington in a presidential election. In UA, Hillary beat Donald Trump by almost 15 points and by over 3,300 votes. She also carried over 90% of the UA precincts. Certainly, your efforts, and those of other UA Progressives, contributed to this historic local election result.
published by Cheryl Grossman on Tue, 11/08/2016 - 17:48
RECYCLE LAWN SIGNS
Upper Arlington Progressive Action produced 2,000 UA for Hillary and Clinton/Kaine lawn signs for this campaign. These, along with all the Clinton campaign and down ticket signs, amounts to probably a ton of recyclable metal, cardboard and plastic.
UAPA is working with the city to make sure that as many political signs as possible get recycled.
Where:
published by Cheryl Grossman on Wed, 10/19/2016 - 15:59
As many of you know from personal experience, there have been many Hillary Clinton signs stolen from people's yards this election season. At last someone witnessed one of these thefts, which has been reported to the UAPD.
published by Cheryl Grossman on Fri, 10/07/2016 - 01:11
Are you still looking for something to do when you aren’t canvassing or phonebanking for Democratic candidates? UAPA needs you to help pass out sample ballots at the Early Vote Center, 1700 Morse Road. For the past several elections, Jody Scarbrough and Carole Depaola have coordinated a program to pass out cards listing candidates endorsed by the Franklin County Democratic Party. Volunteers are needed to ask people on their way in to vote if they would like a Democratic sample ballot. That is all! However, this program requires many volunteers.
published by Cheryl Grossman on Wed, 09/28/2016 - 01:25
Have you been looking for some practical actions to take this election season? Have we got some opportunities for you! Volunteer to work with UAPA on some fun ways to support our local Democratic candidates!
Voter Registration at Gallery Hop
Sign up to spend a couple of hours registering people to vote. The last day to register is October 11th. After a brief orientation, walk around the Gallery Hop and sign people up. It's easy and fun.
Saturday, October 1
4:00 – 6:00 pm
published by Cheryl Grossman on Mon, 09/19/2016 - 00:19
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2016
GRANDVIEW THEATRE
1247 Grandview Avenue, Grandview Heights
Doors open at 8 p.m.
Program begins at 8:30 p.m.
Learn how you can participate in UAPA’s MONTH OF ACTION
Debate will be televised from 9-10:30 p.m.
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NO COVER CHARGE — CASH BAR — SNACK BAR
published by Cheryl Grossman on Sat, 08/20/2016 - 22:39
It's that time again! It's election season and time to show your colors by sporting a snazzy UA for Hillary sign OR the classic Clinton/Kaine sign in your yard. Order HERE.
published by Cheryl Grossman on Tue, 08/02/2016 - 22:35
In June, the US. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced that Columbus had won the Smart City Challenge. Columbus was one of the seven finalists from an original group of 78 cities. As the winner, Columbus will receive up to $40 million from DOT, an additional $10 million from Paul G. Allen’s Vulcan, Inc.and $90 million in locally generated matching contributions and public money totaling $140 million.
DOT Secretary Foxx commented about Columbus’ proposal:
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