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There’s a lot at stake this November. The Ohio GOP, spurred on by out-of-state billionaires and special interests, already have a super-restrictive six-week abortion ban — with no exceptions for rape or incest — on the books, and they’re already talking about outlawing all abortions and even contraception. They think government — not a woman and her doctor — should decide what you’re allowed to do with your body. It’s time for those of us who still believe in American freedoms to stand up for our rights.
We also have lots of great local candidates running to return sanity to our local government. Republicans want to pack our school boards, city councils, and township boards with more far-right extremists. We deserve common-sense Democratic candidates who will put the people first — not a far-right ideological agenda.
Early voting is available for the November 2023 special election from October 11 – November 5. Lock in your vote early so you don’t have to worry about it later on. Any registered Warren County voter can vote early at the Board of Elections, regardless of your polling place on Election Day.
Remember that you need a current photo ID to cast a ballot in-person at early voting or on Election Day.
Early voting is available for the March 2024 primary election from February 21 – March 17. Lock in your vote early so you don’t have to worry about it later on. Any registered Warren County voter can vote early at the Board of Elections, regardless of your polling place on Election Day.
We don’t have any contested primaries on the Democratic side, but we do have an extremely important ballot issue to fund the Warren County Career Center.
Remember that you need a current photo ID to cast a ballot in-person at early voting or on Election Day.
Join Rep. Landsman on Saturday, November 4, for another district town hall. This is a great opportunity for Rep. Landsman to talk about what he’s seeing in Washington, and for us to ask him our questions and share our concerns.
We’re really fortunate to have a congressional representative who cares so deeply about listening to all of his constituents and addressing their concerns. Please take advantage of these chances for contact with our representative in Washington, and help us spread the word about what a great congressman Rep. Landsman is!
There’s a lot at stake this November. The Ohio GOP, spurred on by out-of-state billionaires and special interests, already have a super-restrictive six-week abortion ban — with no exceptions for rape or incest — on the books, and they’re already talking about outlawing all abortions and even contraception. They think government — not a woman and her doctor — should decide what you’re allowed to do with your body. It’s time for those of us who still believe in American freedoms to stand up for our rights.
We also have lots of great local candidates running to return sanity to our local government. Republicans want to pack our school boards, city councils, and township boards with more far-right extremists. We deserve common-sense Democratic candidates who will put the people first — not a far-right ideological agenda.
Early voting is available for the November 2023 special election from October 11 – November 5. Lock in your vote early so you don’t have to worry about it later on. Any registered Warren County voter can vote early at the Board of Elections, regardless of your polling place on Election Day.
Remember that you need a current photo ID to cast a ballot in-person at early voting or on Election Day.
Sunday, November 5 is the last day of early voting.
Hard to believe we’re talking November, but food insecurity doesn’t just happen at Thanksgiving and the food pantry has been seeing record numbers of neighbors in need this year.
Join Lebanon Pride at the Lebanon Food Pantry at 190 New Street at 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. on Monday, November 6 to help your community members.
We will be serving our neighbors in need by filling grocery bags for their items to take home. Another easy way to get a few community service hours for high schoolers!
If you don’t vote at early voting or by mail, Election Day will be your last chance to cast a general election ballot.
Polls are open on Election Day from 6:30am to 7:30pm. Click here to find your polling place. If you’re in line to vote by 7:30pm, stay in line! As long as you’re in line to vote before the polls close, election officials are required by law to allow you to cast a ballot.
To join the WebEx meeting, enter meeting number 129 861 4072. If you are not speaking on the record and want to just listen and not view the meeting, you can dial 408-418-9388, enter 129 861 4072 # and enter # for the attendee number.
phone 513-752-1741