This week, some members of City Council delayed a property tax vote until after the election next Tuesday.
The Cincinnati Firefighters union (IAFF Local #48) has endorsed Chris Bortz for Cincinnati City Council.
Cincinnati’s young professionals political action committee, CincyPAC, endorsed Chris Bortz for Cincinnati City Council because he “…embodies the values of CincyPAC and brings energy and innovative ideas for Cincinnati’s future; he supports the promotion of business in the City…”
Read Chris’s responses to the CincyPAC survey.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has released its list of endorsed candidates for Cincinnati City Council and, once again, Chris Bortz was selected as a candidate who is “…smart, polished and astute on business and economic development issues…”.
The Enquirer identified nine candidates (three Democrats, three Republicans, and three Charterites) who are “strong, able, independent-minded thinkers who are [...]
The Partnership of Westside Residents (POWR) released it’s endorsements for Cincinnati City council, and once again Chris Bortz was endorsed as a candidate “that we believe will best represent our core values of safety, delivery of basic services, and support and recognition of middle class values.”
Established in 2005, POWRPAC is a coalition of westside neighbors [...]
Equality Cincinnati PAC, a sister organization to Equality Cincinnati, has released its list of endorsed candidates for Cincinnati City Council, including Chris Bortz.
The 2009 local elections are here, and we have several state and national races … that could have major impact on the advancement of LGBT rights and equality for all. We need you [...]
Cincinnati Organized & Dedicated Employees (CODE), a union representing employees of the City of Cincinnati, endorsed Chris Bortz for Cincinnati City Council in the group’s first ever political endorsements.
The endorsements were announced in concert with the Fraternal Order of Police’s and the International Association of Fire Fighters’ endorsements.
The Charter Committee of Cincinnati endorses Chris Bortz for Cincinnati City Council. Along with Bortz, Kevin Flynn and Roxanne Qualls along with several city/county issues were also endorsed.
Since the 1920’s the Charter Committee has been working to “improve the City’s economic development, civil service, public health, and many other matters to ensure that the City [...]
Cincinnati’s Police union, the Fraternal Order of Police, released its list of endorsed candidates for City Council on Monday. Once again, the FOP endorsed Chris Bortz as one of only four incumbent City Council members recognized by the Order.
It’s actually probably one of the most important elections that we’ve seen…
- Kathy Harrell, FOP president
Chris Bortz has [...]
Today is the last day to register to vote in the November election.
To register and for more information go here: http://votecincinnati.com/
Starting yesterday, registered voters could begin casting their ballots in this November’s Cincinnati City Council election. By requesting an absentee ballot from the Board of Elections, you can avoid the lines on election day (November 3rd) and secure your vote early.
If you are a registered voter, request an absentee ballot today.
If you are not registered, [...]
The Business Courier reported that Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s first ranking of Cincinnati City Council candidates was released today. Only two candidates, Chris Bortz and Jeff Berding scored a 5 of 5 in each category.
Chris Bortz was one of only four candidates to receive a ‘thumbs up’ in “Innovative Development Agenda” while “Supports Government Collaboration” [...]
Summer 2009 will forever be known in Cincinnati as the summer of the of The Great Twitter Debate. It all started with a little tweet or two. Some apparently harmless twittering and tweeting. But what was tweeted…or twittered…tooted?… to launch such a grand display of enlightened public discourse? No one really remembers, but it had something to do with [...]
