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Website: https://tarasuckforjudge.com

Judge for Yourself: https://www.judge4yourself.com/candidate/raymond-tarasuck-jr/

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In this special episode of the Cuyahoga Today podcast, host and U.S. Congressional candidate Matt Diemer brings together OH-21 candidates Eric Synenberg and Angel Washington for an insightful discussion. Presented by the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party, this interview provides a platform for Synenberg and Washington to share their visions, policies, and strategies for Ohio's future. Tune in to hear directly from the candidates about their plans to address the pressing issues facing their constituents and how they aim to represent OH-21 in the broader political landscape. 

Eric Synenberg

Website: https://ericsynenberg.com

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Angel Washington

Website: https://www.washington4ohio.com

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Omar Kurdi, President of the Arab Americans of Cleveland, and Adam Rosen, a lawyer and in leadership with the Jewish Democratic Council of America, sit down with Matt Diemer to discuss their personal feelings regarding the conflict between Israel and Palestine.

0:00 - Intro

0:40 - Omar Kurdi

26:00 - Adam Rosen

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On Election Day, Ohio Democrats achieved significant victories, with resounding YES votes on Issues 1, 2, & 5, and successful candidate outcomes throughout Cuyahoga County. Democrats now stand in a strong position for further gains in 2024.

Join us for an in-depth discussion as we sit down with Dave Brock, Chair of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party, to delve into the issues, race results, and the future prospects of turning Ohio blue.

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How can Democrats change a district from red to blue? How should we organize, campaign, raise funds, recruit volunteers, and secure victory when facing a 10-to-1 spending disadvantage? In this episode, we engage in a discussion with Representative Phil Robinson of Ohio’s 19th district and his legislative aide, Dakota Bidgood, who also served as his former campaign manager

Rep. Robinson’s website: https://ohiohouse.gov/members/phillip-m-robinson-jr

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Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne is meeting with the Chair of the Cuyahoga Democratic Party, Dave Brock, to discuss the measures Chris is implementing to create economic opportunities and enhance the quality of life, making Cuyahoga County an equitable place for all to live.

Chris Ronayne's public service career, from County Planning to Cuyahoga government roles, includes Jane Campbell's campaign management and key positions in Cleveland. A devoted Cuyahoga resident for forty years, he runs for County Executive, aiming at dynamic change and leveraging unique opportunities for all residents. With a history of impactful leadership, notably as President of University Circle Inc. for 16 years, he's committed to a transparent, reform-oriented Cuyahoga County. His continued board involvement underscores dedication to the region's growth.

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There is a lot of power within the younger voter, if they come out to vote. The question is, why don't they come out to vote? Their turnout could sway both local and national elections, making them the largest and most powerful voting block. However, few choose to turn out and vote.

Chairman Dave Brock sits down with two Tri-C Democracy fellows, Donte Jones and Sylvia Snow-Rackley, to discuss what it would take to engage younger voters aged 18-21. They explore what younger voters are looking for in candidates and political parties, and identify any barriers that may be preventing them from getting to the polls.

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