How Josh Mandel, Son of Suburban Ohio, Became a Right-Wing Warrior
The Senate candidate was a rising Republican when he abandoned his moderate roots. Now, those who have watched his transformation wonder if his rhetoric reflects who he really is.
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The Senate candidate was a rising Republican when he abandoned his moderate roots. Now, those who have watched his transformation wonder if his rhetoric reflects who he really is.
People and PACs gave more than $12.2 million to state House and Senate candidates in 2021, according to campaign finance records filed Monday.
Education and construction unions, natural gas utilities, the beer and wine industry, optometrists, car dealers, telecommunications firms, nursing home operators, doctors’ associations and others dumped money into lawmakers’ accounts in 2022.
Citizens for Change PAC and Citizens for Cleveland’s Future PAC — both of which sought to aid Kevin Kelley’s candidacy — filed financial disclosures with the Federal Election Commission in the last few days.
Nina Turner, Shontel Brown tout a significant fundraising edge in 11th Congressional District Democratic primary Updated 8:18 PM; Today 8:18 PM Seven Democrats are currently vying for the 11th Congressional District special election. The Cleveland-centric seat includes the eastern portion of Cuyahoga County stretching south to include parts of Akron and Summit County. (John Kuntz, cleveland.com)The Plain Dealer Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio – Both former state Sen. Nina Turner and Cuyahoga County Councilwoman Shontel Brown have a massive money edge in the Democratic primary to replace fo...