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	USCA6 Opinion 01a0048p.06
		James Schrader received the nomination of the Libertarian Party of Ohio to be its candidate for the United States House of Representatives from the Seventh Congressional District of Ohio in the 1998 general elections.
		The district court held for Schrader, declaring that the Ohio statute prohibiting voting cues for unqualified political parties was unconstitutional.
		Ohio argues that its ballot-access scheme that differentiates between the party-petition procedure and the independent-petition procedure is precisely the type of reasonable regulation that requires a candidate of an unqualified party to show a "significant modicum of support" in order to secure a party-affiliation voting cue on the ballot.
	www.michbar.org /opinions/us_appeals/2001/022301/9450.html (3727 words)

	Lake County Ohio Democratic Party - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Democratic Party itself was formed from a faction of the Republicans, known as the "Democratic-Republicans," led by Andrew Jackson.
		Ohio politics was largely dominated by the Ohio Republican Party until the economic and social hardships brought on by the Great Depression resulted in a national political realignment.
		The Ohio Democratic Party reached the peak of its electoral success in the mid-1980s, when Democrats held every statewide office, the majority in both houses of the Ohio Legislature, a majority on the Ohio Supreme Court, and both of Ohio's US Senate seats.
	www.lakedems.com /history.htm (386 words)

	Lalor, Cyclopaedia of Political Science, V.2, Entry 124, GREENBACK - LABOR: Library of Economics and Liberty
		A national convention of the "independent" party, the formal name of the party at this time, was held at Indianapolis, May 17, 1876, and nominated Peter Cooper, of New York, for president, and Newton Booth, of California, for vice-president.
		In some state elections, as in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, the "labor reform" and "greenback" parties united, and the union was made national by the convention of Feb. 22, 1878, at Toledo, Ohio.
		The increase, however, was almost entirely due to the fact that the party had become a union of all the discontented elements.
	www.econlib.org /library/YPDBooks/Lalor/llCy515.html (985 words)

	Discover Ohio-Kids Homework Helper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Ohio's first constitutional convention convened in Chillicothe in November 1802, and Ohio was officially admitted to the Union in 1803.
		In the right foreground, one sheaf of wheat represents Ohio's agricultural strength, and on the left, a bundle of 17 upright arrows show Ohio to be the 17th state to be admitted into the Union.
		The large blue triangle represents Ohio's hills and valleys, and the stripes stand for roadways and waterways, There are 13 stars, one for each of the original colonies, clustered around a circle which stands for the Northwest Territory.
	www.discoverohio.com /kids/homework.asp (2647 words)

	Boycott Watch - Ohio's Battleground Myth - News Analysis By Fred Taub (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		While Ohio was the home of ultra liberal Senator Howard Metzenbaum until he retired in 1995, four statewide initiatives in 2005 called 'Reform Ohio' by its supporters aimed to neuter Republicans control of Ohio by creating unelected bi-partisan committees, yet were each defeated by about 74% of the vote.
		Ohio constitutional amendment to limit spending which many mayors are against because while it also lowers taxes, it lowers state money sent to municipalities.
		Ohio's Lt. Governor slot is usually occupied by a virtual politically unknown, and Strickland tapped the politically washed-up and failed Ohio Gubernatorial candidate Lee Fisher who has been out of office for years.
	www.boycottwatch.org /misc/OhiosBattlegroundMyth.htm (986 words)

	Political History
		LDS involvement in American politics began with the conflicts between Mormons and non-Mormons in the 1830s and 1840s that led to the founding of a religious and political community in the Great Basin, organized by the U.S. Congress as Utah Territory.
		Political involvement continued in the social and political order of the state of Utah where, because of the high number of Latter-day Saints, there is identification between the political community and the dominant religion.
		Latter-day Saints relinquished important elements of the social, economic, and political order that they had established in the Great Basin in exchange for a measure of the political power and autonomy that decades of confrontation and conflict had demonstrated were necessary for their survival as a community.
	www.lightplanet.com /mormons/daily/politics/Political_History_EOM.htm (3538 words)

	2004 Election in Lucas County, Ohio
		In the past political parties often nominated a presidential or vice presidential candidate from the Buckeye State in order to gain its votes.
		One indication of Democratic strength in Lucas County is the high vote for Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur.
		Barlos was not in the Ross wing of the party.
	www.politicalscience.utoledo.edu /faculty/davis/Lucas_Co.htm (1326 words)

	Ohio Republican Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Republican party domination of the general election has caused the real competition to be among the Republican primaries (as was once the case for the Democrats' primaries in the solid South).
		Former U.S. representative and Lieutenant Governor of Ohio DeWine was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1994.
		Ohio Attorney General James M. Petro was a candidate for governor, and later defeated by Ken Blackwell in the May primary.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ohio_Republican_Party (1947 words)

	MyDD :: How Presidential vote understimates Dem Voting Strength
		In the IN-09, Presidential vote understimates Democratic strength by 20.0% in Dubois County, and 16.8% in Harrison County in the Louisville suburbs.
		This is why the Democratic party is fortunate to have the services of the NCEC which donates even more highly detailed statistics to candidates for use in campaign planning.
		Township politics can have a large influence, because a one party rule of the township means control of lines of communication through the volunteer fire and road services such as snow plowing.
	www.mydd.com /story/2006/12/20/1972/4206 (8218 words)

	Newhouse A1
		The fear of Republicans in Washington is that the sudden show of Democratic strength in Ohio, with its history as a bellwether state in national elections, could be an omen for GOP fortunes elsewhere.
		The hurdle Democrats face in Ohio is the absence in much of the state of anything resembling an effective party organization.
		The Democratic Party's decline nationally has occurred simultaneously with the loss of governors' offices over the last 15 years, especially in the largest states, like Ohio, with the most Electoral College votes and the most money.
	www.newhousenews.com /archive/farmer101706.html (1099 words)

	washingtonpost.com: In Ohio, Building a Political Echo
		What is striking about this year's politics is the way in which e-mail and Web sites have entered the mainstream at both ends of the ideological spectrum, and help promote the buzz that any new product, whether car or candidate, needs to be successful.
		Criddle, who got her start in politics through the abortion-opposition movement and remains passionately committed to it, said she was taken aback when a visitor suggested that her group seemed angry, and spoke as if conservatives were a beleaguered minority rather than the people running the government.
		Her approach to politics is to support positive choices, she said, but acknowledged that she is frustrated by how she perceives Democrats and how some media "blame everything" on Bush.
	www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A19040-2004May11?language=printer (2152 words)

	Political Affairs Magazine - Spies and Lies: The Case for Impeaching Bush
		Moreover, some of the Republican Party’s biggest financial supporters, the so-called “Republican Eagles,” are staunch libertarians opposed to government intrusion who believe in the traditionally Republican message of “less government.” It is too early to tell if this latest disclosure might cause some of those “Republican Eagles” to start molting, if not bolting.
		Day was one of the non-Party members who were invited to attend the party’s 16th National Convention held in New York in 1957, and who was one of a group of observers who reported on the democratic nature of the convention.
		The Communist Party, USA is a legal political party and continues to grow and to participate in all of the important arenas of struggle that affect our working class and our people.
	www.politicalaffairs.net /article/view/2874/1/154 (3507 words)

	Libertarian Party finds a haven in high tech (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The party, which is seeing its biggest vote totals ever in Washington state and the nation this year, has found a sympathetic ear in the hallways and cubicles of the country's high-tech companies.
		Nationally, the party is hitting its highest counts ever with 1,400 candidates on hundreds of ballots, a few hundred more than the party has fielded in the past, activists say.
		Pushing the party's message in North Carolina, San Jose and on Libertarian Internet chat rooms to make the most out of its $3 million budget, Libertarian leaders want Browne, a former financial consultant, to pull 1 million votes nationally, a first for the party if it can be achieved.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /local/libs14.shtml (1099 words)

	What Went Wrong in Ohio? (Harpers.org) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Secretary of State's office in Ohio initially declared a 118,601 margin of victory for Bush over Kerry; after a county-by-county recount marred by highly inconsistent and evidently illegal procedures, the official victory margin for Bush was reduced by 144 votes.
		For the record, the Green Party lawsuit challenging the integrity of the recount in federal court has still not been heard—the Greens claim that state's recount was not conducted using random selection of precincts in 86 of the 88 counties, as required by state law.
		It was Congresswoman Tubbs Jones who, partly on the strength of the Conyers investigation, formally objected to the certification of the Ohio electoral count last January.
	www.harpers.org /WhatWentWrongInOhio.html (1008 words)

	Ohio: 2006's Ground Zero - The Fix
		Taft's political career has been damaged by his ties to Noe; a poll conducted by the Columbus Dispatch in late September showed that just 15 percent of respondents had a favorable impression of the job the governor was doing.
		Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell (R) appears to be the likely GOP nominee.
		Southern Ohio has a strong tradition of electing Democrats to congress (see Ted Strickland) and if Hackett's performance in the rural Ohio counties abutting the district is any signal it is not unfathomable that the Dem could win big in So.
	blog.washingtonpost.com /thefix/2005/11/ohio_2006s_ground_zero.html (3571 words)

	A Stormy Summer Forecast
		Given the centrality of the Iraq War to the Bush presidency and re-election, a cave-in of support for the president on the war would be devastating to his second-term credibility and influence.
		Even if the results were 75 percent meaningful for Ohio, and just 25 percent for the other 49 states, it's a bad omen.
		At this point, many Democrats and liberals, and probably more than a few Republicans, are reading this and rolling their eyes, thinking that it's hard, if not impossible, to put a happy face on a situation as bad as this one.
	www.cookpolitical.com /column/2004/081605.php (1038 words)

	Political party strength in Ohio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ohio Supreme Court (SC) — It should be noted that although Republicans seemed to have the majority on the court, some justices tended to rule against party lines.
		Ohio delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives (USHR)
		Also indicated is the party that controlled the Ohio Apportionment Board (AB), which draws legislative districts for the Ohio General Assembly, in the years following the census.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Political_Party_Strength_in_Ohio (153 words)

	Political Action - OCSEA / AFSCME Local 11 / AFL-CIO
		OCSEA has re-energized Take Back Ohio, a membership mobilization effort to: maximize labor’s political strength; lay the foundation necessary for a step-by-step reconstruction of Ohio’s two-party system; create a blueprint for year-round grassroots political activity that moves the union forward toward the 2006 state elections and beyond.
		TEL / TABOR - Coalition for Ohio's Future - The Coalition for Ohio’s Future is a bi-partisan organization of more than 125 service, business, medical, labor, public safety and many other groups all dedicated to defeating a proposed TABOR-style constitutional amendment for Ohio.
		Privatization - Repeatedly, poor political decisions and greedy privateers have proven the union's point that public employees are the right workers for delivering public services.
	www.ocsea.org /myocsea/politicalaction/issues.asp (435 words)

	Religion and Political Party Preference - dKosopedia
		In the 2000 election, George W. Bush won every single state in which the largest religious denomination in the state was not Catholic.
		Al Gore didn't win electoral votes from every state in which Catholicism was the largest religious denomination (religion is not the sole explaination of the election).
		But religion is a good partial predictor of 2000 election results for the very obvious reasons shown by the Pew Study.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/Religion_and_Political_Party_Preference (469 words)

	David Sirota
		In an exposé on how Ohio politicians were using their political action committees as luxury slush funds, The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer reported on one who doesn’t.
		Democrats rightly criticize the Republican Party for being an autocratic, corporate-structured entity that is disciplined to the point of squelching the democratic process — even within its own ranks.
		That would require the party, the activists, and the candidates to swallow individual loyalties and egos to make sure the party has the most powerful overall ticket — a ticket that doesn’t make primary roadkill out its best candidates and maximizes the party’s chances to gain the most seats.
	www.davidsirota.com /index.php/divvying-up-ohio (3846 words)

	Political Crossfire Forums :: View topic - This is disgusting. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Political Crossfire Forums :: View topic - This is disgusting.
		If by liberals you mean a random jackass, I'll agree with you, but slapping a label on both him and then linking him to a completely separate political grouping is silly.
		If their brain is damaged enough that they cannot think, then there is no point in wasting the electricity to keep them alive.
	www.politicalcrossfire.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=28323 (988 words)

	Alliance Ohio
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	www.qlfg.com /9/alliance-ohio.html (626 words)

	Statewide Political Party Strength
		This is a mathematical model of the Relative Strength of the two Major Parties in each of the 50 States going into the 2004 General Election, based on how each State has voted for President, Governor, its two United States Senators, its Congressional delegation and its legislature.
		20 points for the Major Party the candidate of which has won a plurality of the State vote for President in the most recent election for that office (at the present time, this would be the 2000 Presidential Election, of course).
		VERMONT is scored as if Independent Congressman Bernie Sanders is a Democrat (since he votes with them in their caucus)-- Independent Jim Jeffords is counted as a Republican (his Party switch subsequent to his most recent re-election does not at all count, per the rules as stated).
	www.thegreenpapers.com /G06/Statewide-Strength.phtml (554 words)

	Party Rental Steubenville Ohio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Located on the Ohio River, the town became a hub of transportation, bringing in settlers party rental steubenville ohio and industry.
		Ohio Democratic Party - The Ohio Democratic Party is the Ohio affiliate to the national Democratic Party.
		Ohio Republican Party - The Ohio Republican Party, the Ohio state affiliate of the United States Republican Party, controls all the elected statewide offices in Ohio as well as both houses of the Ohio General Assembly, the state legislature.
	st14.aamaa.info /partyrentalsteubenvilleohio.html (939 words)

	AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
		What evidence is there that the news media are biased in their coverage of politics, that is, that they shade news content and coverage in some ways?
		Are American political parties centralized and tightly run from the top down?
		As the number of older Americans increases, how is this likely to affect the positions of political parties and of laws that are passed?
	www.libarts.ucok.edu /political/faculty/sharp/ANGReviewFinal.Sp2005.htm (1568 words)

	Relative Political Party Strength in Presidential Elections
		In the 1960 Brookings Institution study The Politics of National Party Conventions (by David, Goldman and Bain), there was an attempt made to determine which states were Democratic, Republican or Competitive (neither) in presidential elections over periods made up of 8 presidential elections each.
		For Democratic and Republican States (one party carried the state in 6 out of the last 8 elections) - from most to least attached to a given political party:
		For Competitive States (neither party carried the state in 6 out of the last 8 elections) - from most to least attached to a given political party:
	www.thegreenpapers.com /Hx/Strength.html (713 words)

	The Emerging Democratic Majority WebLog - DonkeyRising (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		All arguments about party preferences aside, the west and south will likely have a powerful influence on America's political future as the fastest-growing regions in the nation.
		The Northern states hailed as the future of the Democratic Party by some pundits are nowhere to be found on the list.
		Among Washington's political cognoscenti it is considered a no brainer that idle chatter about unionism will brand a candidate as a hopelessly unreconstructed "old" Democrat.
	www.emergingdemocraticmajorityweblog.com /donkeyrising (2322 words)

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