COLUMBUS — Ohio Republicans picked a first-term state treasurer as their U.S. Senate nominee Tuesday and delivered easy victories to a host of GOP congressional incumbents, including House Speaker John Boehner.
One of the most familiar faces at the Delaware County Board of Elections will no longer be ensuring that the county’s election process is open, fair and honest.
Delaware residents have asked the city to remove the speed tables, some criticizing the traffic-calming methods as unnecessary obstacles.
Delaware proclaimed itself a Purple Heart City to recognize those in the community and throughout the nation who have been wounded or killed in combat.
WASHINGTON — Democrats are playing defense in governors’ races in 2012, protecting eight seats — some in conservative states like North Carolina and Montana — while Republicans are safeguarding just four. But one of those is in Wisconsin, where a recall effort against incumbent Scott Walker has emerged as a national test of the confrontational measures many GOP governors have taken to balance state budgets.
NEW YORK — Potential candidates for Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s office are taking stands on the New York Police Department’s surveillance of Muslim students, ranging from cautious support to a warning about curtailing civil liberties.
If elected to the 12th District of the U.S. Congress, Mansfield native Doug Litt plans on using his negotiation skills to bring members of both political parties together.
During an Ohio Power Siting Board Public Hearing at Sunbury Town Hall last Thursday evening, residents living east of Sunbury in the Joe Walker Road area had their final opportunity to speak out against American Electric Power’s Vassell Substation that will be built on 265 acres purchased by AEP adjacent to the village.