Jeremy P. Kelley
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Jeremy Kelley covers Dayton city government and its effect on city residents. Jeremy has lived in the Dayton area for more than 20 years. He attended the University of Dayton and currently lives in Kettering with his wife and two children.
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30,000 turn out for Romney in West Chester
Mitt Romney’s campaign brought out Republican star power Friday night, with governors, senators and dozens of other political leaders from around the nation urging Ohioans to make the difference in an election that could come down to “the ultimate" swing state. “Your state is the one I’m counting on,” Romney ...
Southwest Ohio has changing role in election
Southwest Ohio has long been painted politically red thanks to its mix of suburban metropolitan areas in Dayton and Cincinnati, rock-ribbed Republicans in the rural areas outside both cities and and a traditionally conservative Cincinnati. But the region is changing. Montgomery County, which gave Sen. John Kerry a slight 4,600-vote ...
Miami U. years helped shape Ryan’s political beliefs
Dan Horn Cincinnati Enquirer Many of U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan’s small-government political beliefs were already in place 20-plus years ago, when he was an eager student of economics and political science at Miami University in Oxford. At an age when many college students are focused on their social lives, the ...
Miami U. grad picked as Romney's running mate
Mitt Romney’s decision to select Republican congressman Paul Ryan as his vice presidential running mate is a bold stroke designed to convince skeptical conservatives that as president he will crusade for lower taxes and curbing federal spending. Analysts acknowledge that Romney’s choice Saturday could prod voters to focus on the ...
Democrats funding Turner challenger
DAYTON — Mike Turner has run for U.S. Congress five times, winning all five, and none of the races have been close, with a 17-point margin in 2006 serving as the Republican’s closest call.His Democratic challenger this year, Sharen Neuhardt, and other Democrats say the new 10th District is competitive ...
Obama, Romney unveiling their Ohio strategies
TROY — The ground war for Ohio is taking shape five months before the presidential election and the Dayton area is shaping up to be a key battleground.President Barack Obama’s campaign got an organizational jump on Republican challenger Mitt Romney while the latter was still wrapping up the Republican nomination. ...
Redistricting supporters defended plan against GOP
DAYTON — Leaders of a statewide push to change how districts are drawn for the state legislature and U.S. Congress defended their plan Wednesday against claims from a state Republican spokesman that the plan is poorly written and inspired by Democrats. Voters First, the group leading the redistricting reform effort, ...
New GOP chairman stresses unity
The last time local Republicans campaigned for a presidential candidate, the Tea Party movement didn’t exist. Four years later, the founder of the local Tea Party is chairman of the Montgomery County Republican Party.New chairman Rob Scott said earning the trust of longtime Republican activists — some of whom have ...
Senator from Florida speaks in support of Ohio U.S. Senate hopeful Mandel
FAIRBORN — The Republican Party’s youth movement was on display Monday at Wright State University, as Florida’s Marco Rubio, the second-youngest U.S. senator, campaigned in support of Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel, who now is running for Senate at age 34.Rubio, 40, is considered by many to be the front-runner for ...
Commentary: Investing in closers a bad idea
The Cincinnati Reds will have big roster decisions to make when the 2011 season ends, including how to replace Francisco Cordero at closer.Hopefully recent years will convince the team not to invest a big chunk of its payroll in a closer, as they have not gotten much bang for the ...
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