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By Mike Bock, on September 29th, 2020
Niraj Antani now represents House District 42 and he is the Republican candidate seeking election to represent Ohio Senate District 06
In yesterday’s Dayton Daily News front page article on the contest for Ohio Senate District 06, Republican candidate Niraj Antani stuck to his guns, repeating three times: “I do not support any bill that increases restrictions on the Second Amendment rights of law abiding citizens.”
More to the point, Antani wants to remove any limitation on guns.
Antani got national attention for advocating that 18 year olds should be allowed to take their long guns to school.
…continue reading the article Republican Candidate, Niraj Antani, Wants The Ohio Senate To Prohibit Any Restrictions On 2nd Amendment “Rights”
By Mike Bock, on September 25th, 2020
In 1994, Newt Gingrich got Republican candidates to agree to support a “Contract With America” — promising that, if elected, they would to take action on specific legislation. This Contract nationalized the election and is credited with the Republican’s big success that election — gaining 54 House and 9 U.S. Senate seats — flipping both chambers.
Democrats seeking election in Republican leaning districts cannot win by expecting Republican voters to embrace a Democratic Party agenda. I’d like to suggest that Democratic candidates in this region — seeking election to the Ohio House and Ohio Senate in Republican leaning districts
…continue reading the article Democrats Seeking Election In Republican Districts Should Show A Plan For Transparency, Citizen Engagement
By Mike Bock, on September 24th, 2020
In 1994, Newt Gingrich got Republican candidates to agree to support a “Contract With America” — promising that, if elected, they would to take action on specific legislation. This Contract nationalized the election and is credited with the Republican’s big success that election — gaining 54 House and 9 U.S. Senate seats — flipping both chambers.
I’d like to suggest that Democratic candidates in this region — seeking election to the Ohio House and Ohio Senate in Republican leaning districts — agree on a “Contract With Voters.”
Flipping an established Republican district — even if the Republican candidate is
…continue reading the article To Flip Republican Districts, Democratic Candidates For Ohio Assembly Should Offer A “Contract With Voters”
By Mike Bock, on September 22nd, 2020
Someone named “Emily” responding to my post — Susan Solle Has The Experience And Maturity We Need In A Montgomery County Common Pleas Judge — She Has My Vote — saying the K. George Kordalis would make a better judge than Susan Solle. I responded asking for more information and I said that at age 33, Mr. Kordalis just seems much too young to aspire to be elected judge.
Emily September 21, 2020 at 8:55 pm · Edit
Mike, I appreciate your perspective but cannot help but wonder if you are a practicing attorney in our community. If you
…continue reading the article K. George Kordalis — Age 33 — Lacks The Age, Background, And Experience Needed To Serve As Common Pleas Judge
By Mike Bock, on September 22nd, 2020
In 2016, Hillary Clinton lost Montgomery County to Donald Trump by only 893 votes (Out of 261, 989 votes cast).
We know that Democratic turn-out is the key for Democrats to win elections and the question for the Montgomery County Democratic Party is finding a way to increase turn-out in the strongest Democratic precincts in the county.
For the entire county, turn-out was 70.3%, but, Democratic precincts had a lower turn-out than the average and Republican precincts had a higher turn-out.
Hillary won 116 precincts of the 360 precincts in the county. The turn-out for these 116 precincts
…continue reading the article The MCDP Challenge — Increasing Voter Turn-out In The Strongest Democratic Precincts in Montgomery County
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