Ohio interest groups prefer to give to GOP
Republicans hold fundraising edge in Ohio politics with Senate and House campaigns reporting large cash on hand. Key donors include the Ohio Education Association and Realtors, while Democrats show smaller totals. Supreme Court races reveal uneven fundraising dynamics ahead of November.
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Ohio
GOP
Columbus
Senate
House
Ohio Education Association
OEA
House Republicans
Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers
James F. Dicke Sr
James F. Dicke I
Crown Controls Corp
Cincinnati
Cleveland
J. Ross Haffey
Bettman
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Haffey
Democratic Party
Evelyn Stratton
Stratton
Craig Wright
Franklin County
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Bengals
Citizens For
Citizens For Choice
GOP asked wrong person to dance
Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Leland received a GOP solicitation signed by House Speaker Newt Gingrich that nominated him to a fictitious advisory board. Leland drafted a pro-Democrat reply and signed it with a taunt about the “Dim Bulb” label. Cremeans’ staffsaid the nomination was not real and the list was misused for fundraising. Cremeans responded noting Leland subscribes to a conservative magazine and messaged a jab about Strickland and Clinton tax hikes.
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Washington
Ohio
Democratic Party
David Leland
Republican National Committee
House
Newt Gingrich
U.S
Frank Cremeans
Republican Party
Leland
Clinton
Bysuggesting ME
Cremeans
RNC
Ti Strickland
Bill
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Richard E Jacobs Group
Maorning
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Iig Fem Legal Verlag
Synyning
Southeastern Business College
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