We are fast approaching the deadline for filing Precinct Captain Declaration forms. The deadline to file is February 2, 2022 by 4:00 p.m. at the Clermont County Board of Elections.

When you become a Precinct Captain you automatically become a member of the Clermont County Democratic Party Central Committee. As a Central Committee member, your efforts of communication will not only keep the residents of your precinct informed, but will also help the Central Committee and the Party to be aware of upcoming events and activities in the community. Precinct Captains are the voice between the Clermont County Democratic Party and our local neighborhoods. They help to build the Democratic Party at its grass roots.

Precinct Captains run for the position in even years at the spring primary. All 167 precincts in Clermont need one! It’s easy to become a Precinct Captain. There is no filing fee and you do not have to collect signatures. You just fill out the Declaration Form 2-M which you can download here. You then file the form with the Clermont County Board of Elections at 76 S. Riverside Drive, Batavia, OH 45103. Your name will appear on the Democratic primary ballot on May 3, 2022. All you have to do is vote for yourself and you’re in!

If it would be difficult for you to make it to the Batavia Board of Elections to file your Declaration Form, please contact us and we will make arrangements to help get it filed. You may email us at clermontdems@gmail.com or call headquarters and leave a message at 513-732-2378.

If you are not sure which precinct you’re in you can find out by searching for your polling location here.

Please consider becoming a Democratic Precinct Captain. We need all hands on deck and this is a way you can help. Thank you!

Columbus, OH — Following ODP’s announcement Monday that the party is prepared to file suit if Mike DeWine continues stonewalling Ohioans on answers to questions about the HB 6 bribery scandal, DeWine this week kept up his pattern of hiding from the truth and avoiding accountability by refusing to answer questions on how Ohioans’ taxpayer dollars are being spent.

Cleveland.com and the Columbus Dispatch have reported on DeWine’s refusal to answer questions about how Ohioans’ hard-earned tax dollars are being spent, once again relying on ‘no comment’ as his 2022 campaign slogan.

It’s just the latest in a long line of questions that Ohioans are waiting for answers to, including what he knew and when amid the largest public corruption scandal in state history, whether he supports legislation to make Ohioans less safe from gun violence and why his son shouldn’t recuse himself from an Ohio Supreme Court case in which the governor himself is named. DeWine is deep underwater with Ohio voters and finds himself stuck between appeasing an extreme legislature that wants to push him further to the right (rock) and knowing those moves will make him even more unpopular with Ohio voters (hard place).

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Dave Yost: “[If] they get sick or die, that is not my fault”

  Yost is Willing to Risk Ohioans’ Lives So He Can Play Politics at the Supreme Court

Columbus, OH — Today, during a news conference on his politically-motivated anti-vaccine lawsuit in front of the Supreme Court, Dave Yost tried to downplay the very real consequences that will occur if his lawsuit is successful but instead showed his true colors on how seriously he takes the health and well-being of Ohioans. During a virtual press gaggle, Yost was asked:

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