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On Tuesday, June 2, 2026, we’ll be hosting A Conversation with Ohio Democratic Party Chairwoman Kathleen Clyde. In addition, State Representative Allison Russo, candidate for Ohio Secretary of State, will be attending! Also  meet our Erie County candidates for State Representative District 89 Easton Retzke, Erie County Commissioner Mindy Kayl and Erie County Auditor Paul Meisel.

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Primary elections are where real choices are made. If you want meaningful influence – not just a symbolic vote where other voters make the choice for whom you may vote for in the General Election, the Primary Election is where your voice often matters the most! Remember: Vote in every election! Early/In-Person Voting continues this week:

• Monday, April 27 – 7:30am-7:30pm
• Tuesday, April 28 – 7:30am-8:30pm
• Wednesday, April 29-Friday, May 1 – 7:30am-7:30pm
• Saturday, May 2 – 8:00am-4:00pm
• Sunday, May 3 – 1:00pm-5:00pm.

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Behind every successful Election Day are the dedicated temporary poll workers who make it all possible. You may not know it, but these everyday people are one of our most important cornerstones of our democracy — keeping our elections running smoothly and ensuring that every voter has the opportunity to cast their ballot securely and fairly. The most important job of a poll worker is to help administer our nation’s elections, ensuring the right to a secure, fair, and accurate vote in our communities. Poll workers handle everything from setting up polling locations and checking in voters to distributing ballots, providing language assistance, helping voters with voting machines, answering questions about the process, and, most exciting of all, handing out “I Voted” stickers. Poll workers are needed for the Primary, May 5, 2026. If this sounds exciting to you, here’s what you need to know about working the polls in Erie County!

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The Ohio legislature, with a Republican supermajority, passed Senate Bill 293, another unnecessary and harmful election law that hurts Ohio voters. SB 293 was co-sponsosred by State Senator Teresa Gavarone — who represents Erie County. This bill will invalid thousands of valid absentee/mail-in ballots mailed on time from eligible Ohio voters — absentee/mail-in ballots previously had a four day grace period as long as the ballot envelope was postmarked by the Monday before Election Day and are counted as long as the ballot arrives within four days after Election Day. Worse, at the last minute lawmakers threw in parts of SB 153 to make voter registration and election administration more onerous. In the meantime, the ACLU and other voter rights organizations have filed a lawsuit to overturn SB293. Please read the UPDATE from Erie County Board of Elections!

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Dr. Amy Acton has tapped David Pepper, the former chair of the Ohio Democratic Party, as her running mate in the 2026 governor race. Pepper is well-known in Ohio politics, and one of the reasons is his outspoken nature. His Twitter/X account boasts nearly 110,000 followers, has written several books about democracy and has been featured as a political commentator/guest on CNN and MSNBC/MSNow many times. In addition, he has been an essential political donor to Democratic causes.

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Recycle campaign
signs & wires!

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO RECYCLED!!
Thank You to the law offices of
Grubbe McGory Vermereen
1401 Cleveland Road, Sandusky 44870
for letting us use your parking lot for collection!
Thank You to Steve Pullano for use of your trailer!

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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO
RECYCLED SIGNS & WIRES!
Thank You to the law offices of
Grubbe McGory Vermeeren
for the use of your parking lot to recycle!

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Another local Indivisible event is scheduled and hosted by Firelands Indivisible! Stand Up for Democracy on Saturday, October 18, 2025! This event will be held in front of the Sandusky Mall, at the Mall entrance on Milan Road between Best Buy and Chipotle, Sandusky. Come with your signs for more nonviolent action to show we won’t let democracy die! Click on the clipart above for more information! See you there!!

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Unclaimed Funds include old bank accounts, forgotten rent or utility deposits, uncashed checks, unused insurance policies, and more. Any funds available to county parties have been deposited into Ohio Unclaimed Funds. Check to ensure your family, friends and neighbors don’t have any unclaimed funds before the Haslams get the funds for a new stadium thanks to the supermajority Ohio Republicans in the state legislature. This is YOUR money! During the Ohio State Fair, 1,200 visitors initiated claims for forgotten funds worth $633,873.00!! Check out articles to know what are unclaimed funds, how to check for unclaimed funds and how to claim YOUR missing money before the Haslams claim YOUR money for THEIR new stadium!

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