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39 potential city council candidates for 9 open seats

The deadline for candidates to file to run for city council is up. Hamilton County’s Board of Elections said more than 40 people turned in packets by Thursday’s 4 p.m. deadline. “That’s a lot,” Hamilton County Board of Elections director Sherry Poland said.

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Protests planned as Hamilton Co Board of Elections meets to certify candidates for Cincinnati mayor

Hamilton Co. Board of Elections certifies candidates for Cincinnati mayor
Hamilton Co. Board of Elections certifies candidates for Cincinnati mayor
By Jennifer Edwards Baker | March 2, 2021 at 4:49 AM EST - Updated March 2 at 5:49 PM
CINCINNATI (FOX19) - The Hamilton County Board of Elections met Tuesday to certify petitions from the candidates for Cincinnati’s mayor’s race.
Nine people filed to run for mayor, but elections staff recently said they only six of them turned in the 500 signatures required from registered voters to make it onto the ballot.
The six are, according to BOE staff:
Cincinnati City Councilman David Mann
State Sen. Cecil Thomas, a former Cincinnati City Councilman

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Young doesn't qualify to run for mayor, Board of Elections says

Young doesnât qualify to run for mayor, Board of Elections says
Former Cincinnati City Councilman Wendell Young (Source: Liz Dufour/Cincinnati Enquirer)
By FOX19 Digital Staff | February 22, 2021 at 5:56 PM EST - Updated February 22 at 8:08 PM
CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Former Cincinnati City Council member Wendell Young will not appear on the ballot for the cityâs 2021 mayoral election.
Young had to gather 500 valid signatures to qualify for the May 4 primary. According to the Hamilton County Board of Elections, he came up short.
The board will meet March 2 to certify the final candidate petitions.
Young and eight other candidates filed to appear on the ballot last week. His exit leaves the race as follows, pending the BOEâs final certification:

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140415:21:37:00

the republican effort to suppress the vote shows no sign of slowing down. they're getting more and more innovative all the time. they're getting very, very creative on how they do it. case in point, hamilton county, ohio, now, last week, we followed state senator nina turner who took a trip to the newly approved hamilton county board of elections site. now, the current board of elections site is centrally located in downtown cincinnati. the new site is located in mount airy. nine miles outside of the downtown area. now, using public transportation to get there, it took over an hour and a half one way. >> even in the best scenario, we got here in an hour and a half, hour 45 minutes. that is just what -- and for what? i continue to go back for what,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130811:15:20:00

g.o.p. primary in the race anyway. and in ohio, 30 police officers are so are in hot water. they apparently registered to vote at precincts and not at their homes. they apparently did that to make sure their home addresses were monitor made public -- not made public. authorities say registering where you do not live is a felony. the hamilton county board of elections will spell out what is legal and what is not. several people have already been convicted of voter fraud in cincinnati including a former poll worker sentenced to five years in prison for voting multiple times an in last year's presidential election and other contests. of course, if you want to follow more of this, go to twitter, @ericshawn on fox for the latest cases. can you imagine how long four years of waiting feels as you then step into the court martial of accused fort hood shooter nidal hasan which began in texas last week?

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130311:18:34:00

and the prosecuting attorney says she voted for six people including herself. in a statement says that elections are serious business and foundation of our democracy, in the scheme of things, individual votes may not seem important, but that could not be further from the truth. this is not north korea. prosecutors also say that five other people for whom richardson cast ballots are all relatives. while the criminal charges come after the hamilton county board of elections investigated possible cases of double voting and illegal voting and held these recent hearings. and along with miss richardson is the sister clues, who admitted submitting the ballot in the name of a fellow nun, who died before the election. and the division of arts and humanities at the college ever mount st. joseph and she's cooperating says prosecutors and lawyer told that she will plead guilty. and russell gallop is charged

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130219:15:26:00

the elections board in hamilton county, ohio, home to city of cincinnati, investigating more than a dozen people, including a poll worker, who admits to voting at least twice for president obama. eric shawn is on that live in the studio. what is going on in hamilton county? >> reporter: you're old stomping ground a woman is under investigation for potentially voting as many as six times in last year's election. she is one of 19 people suspected of illegal voting by the hamilton county board of elections. she is veteran poll worker. she has done that 25 years. she admitted to a local television station she voted in person and by absentee ballot for the president. she claims to make sure her vote counted. but she insists what she did is not voter fraud. well we went to her house in cincinnati to try to talk to her. that is where the obama-biden lawn sign sat proudly out front three months after the election. our attempts to talk to her

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121107:17:08:00

telling us that they had absentee ballots filled out in their names with wrong signatures. all that potentially under investigation, and, yes, they confirmed that there were illegal votes cast in yesterday's presidential election here in ohio. it happened in hamilton county, that's where the hamilton county board of elections at cincinnati tells us some voters at one polling place just walked in, signed their names and cast their ballots illegally even though they weren't registered to vote. the deadline to register in this state was october 9th, but apparently two election judges allowed some voters to do that. one a republican, one a democrat were replaced by others. observers caught this and shows that, yes, the system can work in catching potential fraud. activists concerned about the number of provisional ballots outstanding in this state, more than 200,000. people walk in, show up, they don't have the right

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120817:06:52:00

>> isn't there also a black church tradition of going to vote after church? >> there really is. there was a meeting in cincinnati today, at the hamilton county board of elections even though it had little to discuss after the secretary's directive yesterday, but nearly 200 people jammed in to that meeting and there were a number of black ministers who said, you can cut back the hou s but i guarantee you we're going to bring the buses down to the boards of election. you're going to see us no matter how compressed the timetable is. >> so they're going to stand at the closed doors and try to vote? >> well, the extended hours that the secretary announced yesterday during the first three weeks of october will keep boards of election open until 5:00 and final two weeks before the election until 7:00. the law is if you're in line at 6:59 p.m., you can have 1,000 people in line. those 1,000 will be counted. so there may be a way to

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120816:23:52:00

postal service and others do their job so that envelope ebnd up in the counting room. >> isn't there also a black church tradition of going to vote after church? >> there really is. there was a meeting in cincinnati today, at the hamilton county board of elections even though it had little to discuss after the secretary's directive yesterday, but nearly 200 people jammed in to that meeting and there were a number of black ministers who said, you can cut back the hou s s but i guarantee you we're going to bring the buses down to the boards of election. you're going to see us no matter how compressed the timetable is. >> so they're going to stand at the closed doors and try to vote? >> well, the extended hours that the secretary announced yesterday during the first three weeks of october will keep boards of election open until 5:00 and final two weeks before the election until 7:00. the law is if you're in line at 6:59 p.m., you can have 1,000 people in line. those 1,000 will be counted. so there may be a way to effectively extend the evening hours, even though the hours, as the secretary approved, are less

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