Clermont County Candidates Debate State Law Changes
Clermont County political hopefuls discuss state election law changes tax reform and government efficiency. They propose primary reforms school funding highway patrol and welfare department tweaks with focus on cost cutting and accountability.
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Finley
Martin
First and Merchants Bank Bldg
Middletown
Ohio State University
Butler County Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Miller
Nichols
Clermont County
Batavia High School
Miami University
University of Cincinnati Law School
Nichols, Speidel and Nichols
Batavia
Ohio
Rousher
NOBIS
Roberts
Vandament
Ashby
General Assembly
State Highway Dept
Highway Commission
State Dept. of Education
State Highway Department
State Department of Education
State Welfare Department
Anstr ett and colleagues discuss state government reform
In a series of remarks, ANSTRETT BATEMAN CARTER EMMONS HAYDEN MADGE NOBIS ROBERTS and ASHRY urge economy in state administration. They call for salary reviews standardization of positions centralized purchasing and reduced duplications to curb rising costs and strengthen governance.
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Anstrett
Bateman
Carter
Emmons
Hayden
Madge
Anstaett
Clermont County
NOBIS
Roberts
Ohio
Vandament
Highway Dept
Dept. of Education
Board of
Highway Department
State Education Department
Dept. of Charity
To Mudge
Ashry
Gas tax use and highway policy candidate positions
A set of candidate responses on gas tax allocation for roads, license tag reform, highway patrol powers, and school financing. Emmons Hayden Madge Nobis offer stances on tax use, road funding, patrols, and education budgets with calls for fiscal reform and local control.
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Roberts
Highway Patrol
Ohio
Vandament
Ashby
Secretary of State
Highway Dept
General Assembly
Finley
Martin
Miller
Nichols
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Army
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