Ohio’s May 2021 Primary, Cincinnati mayoral race

GOOD AS MINE. ELECTION OFF ICIAL SCRIBE EARLY VOTING TURNOUT AS SIGNIFICANTLY STRONGER THIS TIME AND THERE’S NO MYSTERY ABOUT WHAT’S DRIVING IT. AND THE HOUSING ISSUE MAINLY CAME OUT OVER ISSUES THREE PORTABLE HOUSING ACTUALLY IS SOMETHING VERY CLOSE TO MY HEART. IT HAS ALL VERY CLOSE TO CITY. HALL’S BUDGET ISSUE THREE WOULD MANDATE CITY LAWMAKERS SPEND 50 MILLION ANNUALLY ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING HOUSING ADVOCATES. BELIEVE A RE OF SPENDING PRIORITIES AS LONG OVERDUE WHILE GOVERNMENT LEADERS ARE HOLDING THEIR COLLECTIVE BREATH ABOUT POSSIBLE PASSAGE. YOU KNOW, IT’S ONE OF THE RARE TIMES JOHN WHERE YOU’LL SEE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY COME TOGETHER TO TELL YOU SOMETHING’S A REALLY BAD IDEA VOTERS LIKE THIS MADISONVILLE COUPLE BELIEVE IT’S AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS COME THEY ARE AMONG MORE THAN 7,500 CITY RESIDENTS WHO VOTED EARLY MANY OF THEM MOTIVATED BY THE PASSIONATE DEBATE ABOUT HOW TO SPEND CITY DOLLARS WHAT MADE IT TO CINCINNATI WE’VE BEEN HERE. ALL OF OUR LIVES WE LOVE CINCINNATI, BUT THINGS HAVE TO CHANGE AS SPECIAL FOR OUR GRANDKIDS THE IDEA THAT YOU’RE GOING TO REQUIRE AMOUNT OF MONEY. TO BE PAID EACH YEAR AND NOT HAVE A SOURCE OF FUNDING IDENTIFIED AS PROBLEMATIC WIDOWING THE MERRILL FIELD FROM SIX TO TWO IS ALSO ATTRACTING HEAVIER VOTER INTEREST WHICH SPEAKS VOLUMES ABOUT INTEREST FOUR YEARS AGO PRIMARY TURNOUT WAS 11 PERCENT EIGHT YEARS AGO FIVE PERCENT THIS TIME, IT COULD APPROACH 20 IT’S STILL THAT MEANS 80% OR MORE THE PEOPLE THAT ARE REGISTERED TO VOTE IN THIS ELECTION ARE GOING TO CHOOSE TO PASS ON IT. SO YOU WILL HAVE THE RELATIVE FEW DECIDING FOR THE MANY AND SHOULD ISSUE THREE PAST THE LAME DUCKS MERE AND COUNCIL WOULD HAVE ROUGHLY ABOUT 50 DAYS TO BALANCE A BUDGET WITH 50 MILLION FEWER DOLLARS TO WORK WITH REPORTING LIVE AT THE B

Election results: Ohio’s May 2021 Primary

Updated: 4:16 PM EDT May 4, 2021

CINCINNATI MAYOR | ISSUE 3 | ISSUES 1 & 2 | BROWN | BUTLER | CLERMONT | HAMILTON | PREBLE | WARREN |Tuesday is Election Day in Ohio, with several big races and levies on the primary ballot — from a mayoral race to a controversial charter amendment.Below are the election results for Ohio’s May 4 primary election.CINCINNATI MAYORAL RACEClick here for full results: The field will go from six to two in Cincinnati is a non-partisan mayoral primary. The top two finishers will face each other in the November electing, vying for a four-year term as Cincinnati’s next mayor. The most recognizable by name are Councilman David Mann, Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval and State Sen. Cecil Thomas. The other three hoping to become most recognizable are Gavi Begtrup, Herman Najoli and Raffel Prophett.CINCINNATI CHARTER AMENDMENTSIssue 3, Cincinnati’s Affordable Housing Amendment: Click here for full resultsThe affordable housing plan is one of the most contentious issues in recent memory. There is universal agreement on the need for more affordable housing in Cincinnati. But there is deep-seated division over the way to get it.Issue 1 (Cincinnati Council Designees) and Issue 2 (Cincinnati Council Pre-Conviction Suspension): Click here for full resultsCincinnati’s Issues 1 and 2 deal with how City Hall handles corruption. Both pertain to council members who have been indicted for crimes related to their jobs.OTHER PRIMARIES, LEVIES ON BALLOTSeparated by county, in alphabetical orderBROWN COUNTY ELECTION RESULTSBUTLER COUNTY ELECTION RESULTSCLERMONT COUNTY ELECTION RESULTSHAMILTON COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS PREBLE COUNTY ELECTION RESULTSWARREN COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS

CINCINNATI MAYOR | ISSUE 3 | ISSUES 1 & 2 | BROWN | BUTLER | CLERMONT | HAMILTON | PREBLE | WARREN |

Tuesday is Election Day in Ohio, with several big races and levies on the primary ballot — from a mayoral race to a controversial charter amendment.

Below are the election results for Ohio’s May 4 primary election.

CINCINNATI MAYORAL RACE

Click here for full results: The field will go from six to two in Cincinnati is a non-partisan mayoral primary. The top two finishers will face each other in the November electing, vying for a four-year term as Cincinnati’s next mayor. The most recognizable by name are Councilman David Mann, Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval and State Sen. Cecil Thomas. The other three hoping to become most recognizable are Gavi Begtrup, Herman Najoli and Raffel Prophett.

CINCINNATI CHARTER AMENDMENTS

Issue 3, Cincinnati’s Affordable Housing Amendment: Click here for full results
The affordable housing plan is one of the most contentious issues in recent memory. There is universal agreement on the need for more affordable housing in Cincinnati. But there is deep-seated division over the way to get it.

Issue 1 (Cincinnati Council Designees) and Issue 2 (Cincinnati Council Pre-Conviction Suspension): Click here for full results
Cincinnati’s Issues 1 and 2 deal with how City Hall handles corruption. Both pertain to council members who have been indicted for crimes related to their jobs.

OTHER PRIMARIES, LEVIES ON BALLOT

Separated by county, in alphabetical order