CincyPAC

The candidates for Cincinnati Mayor, City Council and School Board have met with us, have given us information related to their platforms and have interviewed and answered our questions.  Now it is time for you to weigh in and tell us what you think.  The board of directors has voted and created a slate of suggested endorsements based upon interviews and questionnaire responses, but the final endorsement decision is yours.  We ask that you vote by 5pm on Thursday, August 20th.  Feel free to review all of the candidates’ responses to our CincyPAC questionnaire (read their responses) before making your decision. 

 

The CincyPAC board recommends the following slate:

 

Mark Mallory: Incumbent, Mallory, has created a reputation in the YP community as a visionary leader who is passionate about the city and current and future generations of YPs; he feels strongly about growing the city’s population and expanding transportation through the creation of a streetcar in Cincinnati.

 

Jeff Berding: Incumbent, Berding, comes across as an honest and direct candidate who is a strong advocate of YPs and is dedicated to responsible spending.
 
Leslie Ghiz: Incumbent, Ghiz, shows experience and knowledge on the issues and is a strong supporter of public safety and fiscal responsibility.

Roxanne Qualls:  Incumbent, Qualls, has shown, through her city experience, that she understands what types of public policy are needed to create good government and has a solid plan for the city’s future and sustainability. 
 
Chris Bortz: Incumbent, Bortz, as a young professional, embodies the values of CincyPAC and brings energy and innovative ideas for Cincinnati’s future; he supports the promotion of business in the City, and is a key advocate for the streetcar. 

 

Greg Harris: Incumbent, Harris, expressed that he built his platform with CincyPAC values in mind and has a great deal of policy experience that would aid him on council.

Le Marque Ward: Candidate, Ward, is passionate about Cincinnati and brings a diverse set of worldwide experience that could be an asset to Council.  
 
Amy Murray: Candidate, Murray, reveals herself as a vibrant and positive force for the city; she expresses a strong economic background and is focused on job growth.
 
Tony Fischer: Candidate, Fischer, a member and young professional, has a sincere desire to improve our city and appears to be supportive of CincyPAC values.
 
George Zamary: Candidate, Zamary, appears to be knowledgeable about the issues and aligned with CincyPAC values; he has an impressive grasp on facts and figures concerning the city.
 
Laure Quinliven: Candidate, Quinliven, has a strong desire to improve the city’s image through cleaner and greener and smarter strategies.

Remember, the final word is yours.  Please vote today (only one vote per person).