Newsletter - April 16, 2025

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Chair's Corner


The last time we used tariffs as the basis for our nation’s economic system was before the automobile was invented, before the assembly line, before Black people and women could vote, before workers could unionize, and even before Donald Trump filed his company’s first bankruptcy.


Meanwhile the Republican Ohio House just voted to cut hundreds of millions in education for our students to give more money to a billionaire whose football team has the worst record in the league since he bought them. Talk about failing upwards. But that’s what happens in this country when you’re wealthy and control the politicians. 


The problem with America’s economic system isn’t that we left behind a 19th century economic policy, it’s because the rich get richer, while the rest of us are forced to fend for ourselves. Under Republicans, only those who are already rich are accumulating wealth and that’s led to the top 10% of households holding nearly 70% of our nation’s wealth, while the bottom half owns less than 4%. Cutting funding for education, health, Social Security, Medicaid, and making it harder to vote means we’re never going to be able to compete with other countries, or with the uber wealthy in our own country who have been holding us down for far too long. Democrats believe in more people having access to education, more people having good health care, and more people being allowed to participate in our politics equally which will allow more people to have more money. That’s the Democratic way.


Dave

County Executive Chris Ronayne,and panel speaking on the New Urban Agenda at The City Club

Silicon Valley Congressman Ro Khanna (and his family from Cuyahoga) - A New Economic Patriotism Not a New Gilded Age

This amendment would authorize a $2.5 billion general obligation bond, limited to $250 million per year over 10 years, to fund the State Capital Improvement Program (SCIP) through the Ohio Public Works Commission.


Ohio Democratic State Reps and State Senators support Issue 2. It's a necessary vote to move funds from Columbus back to our cities.


Read more here.

Parking at the CC Board of Elections East 30th and Euclid. Parking accessible from East 30th.

Early Vote - BOE

Weekdays - April 8 - 25

8am-5pm

Early Vote - BOE

Monday, April 28

730pm-730pm

Early Vote - BOE

Tuesday - April 29

730pm-830pm

Early Vote - BOE

Wednesday, April 30

730am-730pm

Early Vote - BOE

Thursday, May 1

730am-730pm

Early Vote - BOE

Friday, May 2

730am-730pm

Early Vote - BOE

Saturday - May 3

8am-4pm

Early Vote - BOE

Sunday - May 4

1pm-5pm

ELECTION DAY

Your Polling Location!

Tuesday, May 6

630am-730pm

What to Bring

You only need to provide one (1) of the acceptable forms of ID listed below.


Acceptable Photo Identification

  • An Ohio driver license  (A digital ID, such as driver license in Apple Wallet, is not an acceptable form of photo ID for voting)
  • An Ohio state ID card
  • An interim identification form issued by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles
  • A U.S. passport or passport card
  • A U.S. military ID card, Ohio National Guard ID card, or U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs ID card (that includes the voter's name and photograph)
  • A voter presenting an Ohio driver license or Ohio ID card that shows voter’s former address is permitted to cast a regular ballot so long as the voter’s current residential address has been updated with the Board and appears in the official poll list of registered voters for that precinct.

8Cuyahoga loves libraries and the Cuyahoga and Cleveland systems are among the best in the US!


The Proposed Ohio House of Representatives Budget Threatens the Funding of Public Libraries - The Ohio House of Representative’s proposed budget will dismantle the Public Library Fund – replacing it with an unstable funding structure that could severely impact the ability of public libraries in Cuyahoga County to offer programming, resources, services and spaces – just as the demand for these services is growing.


The proposed budget reduces funding for the libraries in Cuyahoga County by nearly 25%. - Ask Ohio House of Representatives to restore the Public Library Fund.


Find your State Rep here.

Learn more here.

The SAVE Act would not make voting more secure; it would just make it harder for millions of Americans to vote.


Voters would need to provide one of the following documents to register:

  • US Birth Certificate
  • US Passport
  • Certificate of Naturalization
  • Certificate of Citizenship


WHY DOES THIS MATTER?

  1. 140 Million US Citizens do not have a passport
  2. Up to 69 million WOMEN who changed their last name after marriage do not have a birth certificate matching their legal name


Find your representative's contact information here.


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Wednesday, April 16


8am-5pm - Vote! | Vote Early In-Person - Cuyahoga County Board of Elections


10am - Action | Weekly Protest at Bernie Moreno's Cleveland Office


5pm - Fundraiser | State Rep Tristan Rader


6pm - Meeting | Midpark Dem Club (Middleburg Hts and Brook Park)

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Thursday, April 17


8am-5pm - Vote! | Vote Early In-Person - Cuyahoga County Board of Elections


4:30pm - Fundraiser | Senior Magistrate Khalilah Lawson [2025]


6pm - Meeting | NEOYBD - North East Ohio Young Black Dems


6pm - Meeting | University Heights Democratic Club


7pm - Meeting | Cleveland Stonewall Democrats


7pm - Meeting | Euclid Democratic Club


7pm - Meeting | North Royalton Democratic Club


7pm

Meeting | Olmsted Falls/Olmsted Township Democratic Club

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Friday, April 18


Office Closed


8am-5pm - Vote! | Vote Early In-Person - Cuyahoga County Board of Elections

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Saturday, April 19


11am - Action | Chagrin Gateway Democrats Rally and Protest


4pm - Action | Make the Billionaires Pay Rally - Cleveland - Public Square - Ontario/Superior

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Monday, April 21


8am-5pm - Vote! | Vote Early In-Person - Cuyahoga County Board of Elections


6:30pm - Meeting | Garfield Heights Democratic Party


7pm - Meeting | Bedford Heights Democratic Club


7pm - Meeting | Westlake Democratic Club

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Tuesday, April 22


8am-5pm - Vote! | Vote Early In-Person - Cuyahoga County Board of Elections


6:30pm - Meeting | Cuyahoga Valley Democrats


6:30pm - Meeting | Indivisible Strongsville


7pm - Meeting | Bedford/Walton Hills Democratic Party


7pm - Meeting | Brecksville-Broadview Hts Democratic Club


7pm - Meeting | Ward 16 Democratic Club

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Wednesday, April 23


8am-5pm - Vote! | Vote Early In-Person - Cuyahoga County Board of Elections


10:30am - Action | Weekly Protest at Bernie Moreno's Cleveland Office


4:30pm - Fundraiser | Re-Elect Tom Mastroianni Treasurer, City of Parma


6:30pm - Meeting | Ward 12 Democratic Club


7pm - Meeting | Beachwood Democratic Club


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