From our house…to the U.S. House!
Please join
Mark and Mary Baldwin and Upper Arlington Progressive Action
For a BBQ to benefit
Candidate for Ohio’s 15th Congressional District
Thursday, February 7th from 6:00 – 9:00 pm
"Send Mary Jo Kilroy to Washington. Ohio's 15th District and our country will be well served."
---President Bill Clinton |
Where
At the home of Mark and Mary Baldwin, 2271 Northwest Blvd., Columbus, OH 43221 (Corner of Baldridge and Northwest, 4 blocks south of W. Lane Ave.) [map
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Contribution Levels |
Sponsor |
$250 |
Friend |
$150 |
Supporter |
$100 |
Guest |
$50 |
Contributions
Please make checks payable to: Kilroy for Congress, PO Box 2582, Columbus, OH 43216
Contributions are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. Maximum contribution is $2,300 per primary election and $2,300 per general election, or $5,000 per Political Action Committee per primary election and $5,000 per Political Action Committee per general election. Corporate contributions are not acceptable.
OH-15 is a top tier open seat
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Rep. Deborah Pryce decided in August not to seek re-election in the 15th Congressional District and republicans scrambled to find a viable candidate.
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After publicly turning down the offer to run for months, State Senator Steve Stivers has announced he will run.
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Kilroy is proud to have the support and early endorsement of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Red to Blue program, EMILY's List and Ohio AFL-CIO.
Several key factors
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As the Franklin County Commissioner, Mary Jo Kilroy currently represents 87% of the 15th Congressional District.
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In 2006, outspent by $2 million, Kilroy came within only 1,062 votes of winning this district - less than 0.5% of the vote.
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The 15th Congressional District was split 50-50 for George W. Bush and John Kerry in 2004 and continues to trend Democratic.
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Demonstrating her fundraising prowess, Mary Jo Kilroy reported $828,361 in receipts for the 2008 election cycle and $638,086 cash-on-hand through December 31, 2007.