Local Progressive Organizations

Coalition of Democratic and Progressive Organizations of Central Ohio (Facebook)

Central Ohio Democratic Women's Caucus (Facebook)
Clintonville Area Progressives (Facebook)
Columbus Northwest Blues (Facebook)
Dublin Area Progressives (Facebook)
Fairfield County Democratic Women's Caucus (Facebook)
Franklin County Democratic Women's Club (Facebook)
Franklin County Young Democrats (Facebook)
Gahanna Progressive Alliance (Facebook)
Licking County Democrats (Facebook)
Northwest Area Progressives (Facebook)
Organizing for Upper Arlington and Northwest Columbus (Facebook)
OSU College Democrats (Facebook)
Perry County Democratic Forum (Facebook)
Progress Hilliard (Facebook)
Stonewall Democrats of Central Ohio (Facebook)
Westerville Progressive Alliance (Facebook)
Worthington Area Democratic Club (WADC) (Facebook)

Other Progressive/Democratic Organizations

Buckeye State Rural (Facebook)
District 15: Indivisible Ohio (Facebook)
Indivisble Columbus District 3 (Facebook)
Indivisible Central Ohio (Facebook)
Indivisible Ohio District 15 (Facebook)

For Our Future Ohio (Facebook)
Innovation Ohio (Facebook)
Progress Ohio (Facebook)
We Are Ohio (Facebook)

Jon Husted

2012 Events Archive

published by Cheryl Grossman on Wed, 11/14/2012 - 22:16

Events related to the 2012 Presidential primaries (Republican) and general election campaign (Romney vs. Obama), Congressional and Ohio races, and state and local issues such as Issue 2 (redistricting reform/gerrymandering prevention) and voter suppression in Ohio.

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I'm Ashamed (of Ohio Voter Suppression)

published by Cheryl Grossman on Mon, 08/13/2012 - 23:39

Letters to the Editor
August 10, 2012

Columbus Dispatch,

In the 2012 Ohio Voter Information Guide Jon Husted says: “The Secretary of State’s office is committed to ensuring that each Ohioan who is eligible to cast a ballot is able to do so.”

We learned, in the 2004 election, that 5 hour lines at the polls on Election Day kept some of those, who were eligible, from casting their ballot. That was corrected in 2008 by allowing early in-person voting.

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