First-Time Candidates Shine as County Leadership Expands

Historic wins in Mason; breakthrough in Franklin; increased competitiveness in Lebanon; and community investment affirmed across Warren County.

Warren County, OH — Warren County voters delivered a powerful message in this year’s local elections, with unexpectedly higher turnout at 30.9% for an off-year election.

At our 2025 Fundraising Dinner + Silent Auction, The Art of Democracy: Celebrating Expression and Freedom, we’ll be giving out awards to the people who best exemplify the Democratic spirit and contribute to the growth of our party and progress in our community.

Here are the awards we’re seeking nominations for:

Democrat of the Year: This award goes to a Warren County Democrat who deserves unique recognition for either their leadership of the party over the last year or otherwise helping to represent the party in an exemplary way that reflects the best attributes and ideals of the Democratic Party. Rising Star: This award recognizes a newer Warren County Democrat who is an emerging leader.

We’re excited to announce our speakers for our 2024 Gala, on August 4th at Great Wolf Lodge! This exciting lineup of speakers will inspire us to get out the vote this fall in the most important election of our lifetime!

Gala ticket sales close next Wednesday, July 24 — so buy your tickets now before it’s too late!

Keynote speaker Elizabeth Brown is a proven progressive leader.

WE DID IT!

The votes have been cast and counted, and the NO side has won a decisive victory in Ohio! Issue 1, which would have made it all but impossible for citizens to put an amendment on our state constitution, has been defeated by a margin of 57%-43% statewide.