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2022 Event Archive

Events held or supported by UAPA.

Sherrod Brown Reelection (Senate)

We have a wonderful, fearless, progressive Senator in Sherrod Brown. Despite being attacked by right-wing PACs and other groups with millions in ad-buys, he is still ahead in the polls--and we need to keep him in office.

For more information, vist the Sherrod Brown reelection website.

Consider making a donation to support Sherrod.

Like Sherrod on Facebook.

Roots Camp March 6, 2010

Saturday, March 6

Roots Camp Ohio 2010
Sign-in 8:30 AM, opening session is at 9:30 AM

Location: Ohio Civil Service Employees Association, 390 Worthington Rd. Ste. A, Westerville, OH

Ohioans talking with Ohioans. Open dialogue between Ohio’s activists, field organizers, leaders, techies, fundraisers, bloggers. Building organization and sustainability in Ohio's growing progressive movement

Sponsored by Progress Ohio

Registration required. Space is limited.

rootscampohio@gmail.com

UA supporters weigh in on presidential primary race

Many of us have been glued to the television watching primary results. Depending on how things play out over the next several weeks, Ohio could play a role in who becomes the Democratic nominee. We thought it would be interesting to find out how UAPA supporters are feeling about the candidates, so we implemented our first ever presidential primary survey.

156 UAPA supporters responded -- 140 of them in the first 24 hours! Here are the results:

QUESTION: If the US Presidential primary were held today, who would you vote for?

As we expected, an overwhelming majority (96%) of respondents would vote for a Democrat, but 4% would choose a Republican in the primary. Perhaps that demonstrates the diversity among supporters of progressive action.

UAPA respondents were split almost evenly between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, with Obama squeaking by. But the next question is, where are the 26% who were considering John Edwards going to turn since their choice has dropped out of the race?

As of Feb. 2, Rasmussen national polling showed Hillary Clinton 45% and Obama 37%. (see recent daily numbers).

Newletter Signup and Past Issues

Past Newsletter Issues - 2007-2010

UAPA sends a periodic e-newsletter to our members. These issues date from 2007-2010.

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