Local Progressive Organizations

Coalition of Democratic and Progressive Organizations of Central Ohio (Facebook)

Central Ohio Democratic Women's Caucus (Facebook)
Clintonville Area Progressives (Facebook)
Columbus Northwest Blues (Facebook)
Dublin Area Progressives (Facebook)
Fairfield County Democratic Women's Caucus (Facebook)
Franklin County Democratic Women's Club (Facebook)
Franklin County Young Democrats (Facebook)
Gahanna Progressive Alliance (Facebook)
Licking County Democrats (Facebook)
Northwest Area Progressives (Facebook)
Organizing for Upper Arlington and Northwest Columbus (Facebook)
OSU College Democrats (Facebook)
Perry County Democratic Forum (Facebook)
Progress Hilliard (Facebook)
Stonewall Democrats of Central Ohio (Facebook)
Westerville Progressive Alliance (Facebook)
Worthington Area Democratic Club (WADC) (Facebook)

Other Progressive/Democratic Organizations

Buckeye State Rural (Facebook)
District 15: Indivisible Ohio (Facebook)
Indivisble Columbus District 3 (Facebook)
Indivisible Central Ohio (Facebook)
Indivisible Ohio District 15 (Facebook)

For Our Future Ohio (Facebook)
Innovation Ohio (Facebook)
Progress Ohio (Facebook)
We Are Ohio (Facebook)

Strategic Voting

Does Three Always Equal Three? - Voting Strategically

published by Cheryl Grossman on Tue, 10/01/2019 - 22:23

As you know, there are five candidates running for three positions on the Upper Arlington City Council.

The ballot says to vote for no more than three. However, you are not required to vote for three. In fact, if you feel strongly about one or two of the candidates, it will increase their chances of being elected if you vote only for them. A vote for your third choice, a candidate you may be only lukewarm about, counts just as much as your vote for your first choice.

The same holds true for the UA School Board where four candidates are running for three positions.

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Does Four Equal Four?

published by Cheryl Grossman on Tue, 10/24/2017 - 00:00

As you know, there are eight candidates running for four positions on the Upper Arlington City Council.

The ballot says to vote for no more than four. However, you are not required to vote for four. In fact, if you feel strongly about one or two of the candidates, it will increase their chances of being elected if you vote only for them. A vote for your fourth choice, a candidate you may be only lukewarm about, counts just as much as your vote for your first choice.

So remember to vote, but vote only for those you want to represent you on Council.

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