Butler County Senate candidates have totally different technique for courting voters

Wyenandt is looking to become the first Butler County Democrat to hold a seat in the General Assembly since the 1970s.

“People here are ready for change,” Wyenandt said. “We saw that in 2018 when a very significant number of Republicans crossed over and voted for me. I hear every day that folks are frustrated with the status quo, and with career politicians putting their own interests first.”

But Lang said Butler County remains solidly conservative despite the number of registered Republicans dropping by nearly 31,000 in the 2020 primary, which is largely attributed to Republicans not voting in the 2018 and 2020 primary elections.

“That’s hard to believe,” Lang said about Democratic Party increasing their presence in Butler County. He said while numbers may have changed, “I don’t think the voter make up changed that dramatically in the last two years.”

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Heading into the Nov. 3 general election, Republicans are maintaining a less than 2-to-1 advantage over Democrats, and nearly 190,000 county residents are considered “no party,” which is 29,000 more than 2018 There are 38,045 registered Republicans in 2020, which is down from 68,928 two years ago. Registered Democrats are at 21,808, which is also down, but only by 4,021.

Lang still believes Republican and conservative voters will turn out to support him in November, citing the 2020 primary election. Lang earned nearly 50 percent of the 25,465 votes cast in the primary, and 11 more than 12,568 votes Wyenandt received in her uncontested primary.

But Democrats are outpacing Republicans in vote-by-mail ballot requests this presidential election compared to 2016.

Two months before the start of early voting shows 1,076 mail-in ballots have been requested by Democrats to 503 Republican requests. Four years ago at the same point, Republicans led that request 270 to 105. Absentee ballots will be mailed on Oct. 6, the first day of early voting, and the Ohio Secretary of State will mail all registered voters an application to request a vote-by-mail ballot,

Lang doesn’t believe he has a shot at courting voters “on the far left,” but he will have “an aggressive campaign” to court the right-leaning and moderate voters, which includes radio and television advertising.

But Wyenandt said she has many Republicans supporting her and expects that to be the case in November.

”When it comes to local politics, I find more people are willing to step out of their partisan corners and work together to get things done. We may not agree on every single issue, but they know that I’ll be honest, do the research, and make decisions with them in mind,” she said.

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Bill Coley, R-Liberty Twp., inserted a provision in the 2019 transportation bill that allows the takeover.”},{“_id”:”22NBMZHCHZABDKNH5C3JESYVQA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:153,”comment”:”again “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616437948053},”type”:”text”,”content”:”County Prosecutor Mike Gmoser advised the commissioners previously he believes the new law is unconstitutional and the takeover topic hasn’t been raised since January 2020. It wasn’t raised this week, but it is clear the animosity still exists.”},{“_id”:”Y6XTA5BD6RCTNMQO2JIIAEKIIU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616437948049},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The Emergency Management Agency is not a first responder to emergencies, as the local police and fire agencies retain that role. The EMA becomes involved when incidents beyond a common emergency occur and other resources are required.”},{“_id”:”AHZMWKR3LNASDIPKOJD2RONI3E”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:169,”comment”:”Bill Turner’s “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616437948050},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Jones told the commissioners he primarily wanted the agreement, which the commissioners ultimately approved, so he can take advantage of training opportunities with the EMA in Campbell County. Bill Turner, the EMA director there, was Butler County’s EMA director years ago, and Jones tried to overtake the agency while he was at the helm in 2005.”},{“_id”:”WFX52T6FP5EXRNJW7XQDQU3DXY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616441780586},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Commissioner Cindy Carpenter asked what the main goal of the mutual aid agreement with Kentucky is.”},{“_id”:”G2J73QZRXJCBVOKL6WWCWJ3XRA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616437948046},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“It’s training, working together and cooperation. The world’s a messed up place right now and anytime we can train together and work together it’s a great thing, we just can’t do that with the EMA person here,” Jones said. “Hell we go down to the river to try to find a 6-year-old boy and what does the EMA guy do here, he complains that we’ve used their damn truck.””},{“_id”:”OJEEHPJ6ZFBZJK62WZGOOU3424″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616441780588},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Jones said they “go everywhere for training” and ticked off several recent and future local trainings, like silo rescue, so he can’t understand why the EMA was opposing the Kentucky agreement.”},{“_id”:”UAVNDMMMXRDKRG4AZCVRPYVYHQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616437948051},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“All we want is some damn training…,” Jones said. “And we can’t get that here, there’s no cooperation, none, zero… “It comes down to the EMA just feels like we’re (expletive) in their backyard that’s all it is.””},{“_id”:”UK52UPODQFEK7OINFANEZOKPG4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:158,”comment”:”was included in the agreement the commissioners approved “but as is common” the sheriff didn’t tell him about it”}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616441780590},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Haverkos told the Journal-News the reason he spoke up about the Kentucky agreement was because the EMA was not part of the process of working up the agreement.”},{“_id”:”4CKFSTIEFJDBJEJAULWD4SX45I”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616441780591},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Commissioner Don Dixon asked that a meeting be convened between the commissioners, the sheriff and EMA to sort out the differences. 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Then Portillo realized sales were slow in the evening during the winter, so she closes at 4 p.m. The restaurant will stay open until 7 p.m. starting April 1, she said.”},{“_id”:”KTOKJ4OUPZAT3AXTH72YOOIJSA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616181737722},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The cafe offers a wide variety of wraps, bagels, paninis, soups, sides and desserts and has gluten free and low carb options. 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He’ll be paid $75 per hour up to $29,500. He said he can’t reveal any details but the contract refers to negotiating agreements with the schools for a financing district, with Hamilton for a Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) and more.”},{“_id”:”OJXOA5Q3PRGURB6RZWKBATQ634″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:0,”comment”:”It’s not official yet, but “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616251360352},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Bass has been grooming Assistant Administrator Laurie Kile for about about a year to replace him. Bass, who made around $76,000 annually, knew they likely couldn’t woo an administrator from another community for that kind of money, so it was logical to train Kile. The selection of a new administration has not been finalized.”},{“_id”:”IYMRYKKC2FCONI7PTVTGRRX5EQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:110,”comment”:”nicely “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616251360353},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Kile came in as an administrative assistant about two year ago and Trustee Ellen Yordy said she has developed under Bass’ tutelage. She said Bass offering to train his replacement was typical of him always thinking about the township first.”},{“_id”:”JDUTH43CVRHTJGDCOY6SVKPK3E”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616251360354},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“He was just good, he just knew a lot and I’m sad to see him go…,” Yordy said. “He always anticipates how to help us. He could have just come in one day and gave us the two week notice.””},{“_id”:”Z3SOTSHA75BWFDKHIV24GEYUHM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616251360355},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Bass said he and his wife plan to travel in retirement and non-profit volunteering also interests him.”},{“_id”:”2EFU4LLJNFFR5KICO74L2JPQL4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616251360356},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“There is a lot of me that is sad about it,” Bass said of retirement. “I’ve been blessed, I’ve had a tremendous career filled with a lot of interesting things that have occurred, and I’ve worked with some great people both in Delhi and here in Ross. 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Administrator Julie Vonderhaar said there will be two Dumpsters in the Five Points area and about a dozen at the township administration building on Morris Road for various types of refuse, like trash, yard waste, and tire disposal. More details on the cleanup day will be released closer to the date.”},{“_id”:”NAUU7GJPGFBIVPFYSN7447MGUY”,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:”4UD26MMUNVEMRCAI4N6NLBQXCU”},”type”:”divider”},{“_id”:”JNHQEUY325BU7IVLVGZJX75IYA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616088943942},”type”:”text”,”content”:”FAIRFIELD TWP. 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Bailer said the Butler County General Health District has utilized “strike teams” made up of registered nurses deployed into the community.”},{“_id”:”5N5DKWGAGJAM5OW3ICOSYDNIQ4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616187978048},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“On Tuesdays and Thursdays, they’re going directly to people who would have a hard time getting to the fairgrounds or who just have other kinds of challenges,” she said.”},{“_id”:”GK46ALSKD5FZ5DB7LUXGUOSNC4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616187978049},”type”:”text”,”content”:”This outreach program targets vulnerable populations that may face disparities associated with access to receiving the vaccine, she said. 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The city is seeking bids from companies to remove items from the building and for demolition with a deadline of March 23, said Susan Cohen, administrative services director for the city.”},{“_id”:”35RARYBRWJDKLFPWO2YFSEDUFE”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615994110516},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The project has been approved by the Ohio State Historic Preservation Office. That office is requiring that the city salvage anything of historic value from the former school and auction those items off to the public.”},{“_id”:”ITFZO43XRJB2TOQBYHPSP365UU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615994110517},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Once the project is awarded, the demolition company will have 40 days for completion. That means, depending on weather, the project should be complete in May.”},{“_id”:”BGFFOPHZB5ENNB4RMLEDWQMNYM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615994110518},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The “very ballpark” demolition cost is $150,000 to $200,000, Cohen said. The cost will be covered by interest the city generated through its Community Development Block Grant.”},{“_id”:”ITPBOQXJ7VELJJ3BQNAUMRPJ4Q”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615994110519},”type”:”text”,”content”:”
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The building is about a block southeast of the McDonald’s restaurant at High Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard.”},{“_id”:”YGGVNPFBGJAK5CQEOFBASILGAE”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The combination of 244 Main St. and 16 North D St., which will be marketed as a pair. Officials have worked unsuccessfully in recent years to market the two buildings, which they feel each are too small to develop individually, but perhaps can be used together, perhaps with an atrium connecting them.”}]},{“_id”:”JAECLEKHOZGWVFK2UKBKMS7E44″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:128,”comment”:”,”}],”comments”:[]},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Hamilton’s Community Improvement Corporation members voted last week to sell the former Ritzi Body Shop to the restaurant for $1in exchange for a $2.5 million investment on the property at the southeast corner of Main and E streets.”},{“_id”:”LZ57COYNJFAFFPS7HOQOWC6DI4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:0,”comment”:”“The CIC picked Agave & Rye,” said Hamilton Small-Business Development Specialist Mallory Greenham. “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616079803011},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“Their investment was 2½ times higher than the next closest proposal,” said Hamilton Small-Business Development Specialist Mallory Greenham. “They’re expected to add 50-60 jobs to Hamilton.””},{“_id”:”AMD2QGJDPBH43DUWPOFN72GMZU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616079803012},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The city bought the 0.62-acre property last summer for $365,000. Ritzi was a multi-generation automobile repair and body shop that operated for 83 years.”},{“_id”:”2RAKEAQ2YVAXZPK2P34DTDSZN4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616079803010},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Agave & Rye hopes to be open by April 1, 2022, Greenham said.”},{“_id”:”5DWDWCFVLZGZ5B7XEYHY5AQHZ4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616095295862},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Other businesses that submitted proposals were Richards Mexican Cafe, owned by Richards Pizza; Rose of Sharon Beauty Empire; Main StrEAT Food Park, which would sell Ramen, popsicles and Philippine foods; and Unsung Salvage.”},{“_id”:”U7VNF44TLZESLLXR35CMBI6D7M”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:243,”comment”:”demanded too much of the kitchen space to allow for other foods”}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616095295863},”type”:”text”,”content”:”One company that made a public push for a location was Richards Pizza, which sold Mexican food and other international foods from its Main Street location until 1992, when demand for the Italian food took up too much of the kitchen’s attention.”},{“_id”:”4AWSTXZ2PBBHRCIPZRA4K3ZBYM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:46,”comment”:” in February”}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616095295864},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Richards in February posed the question online, “What would you think if we brought back the original Richards Mexican menu items in a separate restaurant on Main Street?””},{“_id”:”IR3734F5F5ECNJ6XKD7UNFXBEI”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616079803015},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“All of them were great,” Greenham said of the proposals. “Honestly, all of them had awesome proposals.””},{“_id”:”V7KENEJU5JCTZHYOTNP7LBR3JY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616079803016},”type”:”text”,”content”:”
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At times I had to pick my poison of what I needed to pay, it was very difficult for me.””},{“_id”:”JRPNY5BNAVB7HBPQRWWHET7MG4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:262,”comment”:” (SELF)”}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1594759886711},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Reese is one local example of what will soon happen more. Non-profits are ready to help Butler County disburse more than $11.4 million in rental and utility assistance after the county commissioners awarded a contract to Supports to Encourage Low-income Families.”},{“_id”:”BRRIXYZSX5HG5AJWOOK6IQT3GM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790834},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The federal government provided the funds to help people who have fallen behind on their rent due to the coronavirus pandemic. Only rent and utility assistance is available under this latest funding program, but SELF Executive Director Jeffrey Diver told the Journal-News his agency still has funds left over from previous grant awards, and more than $1 million can be used to help homeowners as well.”},{“_id”:”Q3PS4NIEXJCLLC26MAIVTNTE3Y”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790835},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“We still have probably close to $3 million left from other pots that we’re administering,” Diver said. “We have some money that came from the state of Ohio and that could be used for rent or mortgages. We are going to be using it for mortgage because the other pots, the money the county approved can only be used for rent or utilities.””},{“_id”:”3D2JWIYPOFBUXEJBEUTF2X2CBY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:71,”comment”:”a roof over their heads “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790836},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Diver said his agency has helped 609 families keep their place to live during the pandemic, and he believes they can help many more.”},{“_id”:”XFMZEK6YHNAMHBEDPB3WLETRMA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:0,”comment”:”Given this is a massive undertaking “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615924160606},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Diver has enlisted the help of five partners to help spread the word and get eligible residents processed for their assistance. His agency will be working with the Butler County Educational Service Center, Family Promise, the Family Resource Center in Oxford, the Islamic Educational Council and Reach out Lakota. He also has five temporary employees for the program, his 12 staffers will also devote part of their time to the effort.”},{“_id”:”XXOLA4MWJ5FH3HJ6HFHMXGQF5A”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615924160607},”type”:”text”,”content”:”SELF can be reached via their website at selfhelps.org or 513-868-9300.”},{“_id”:”ZNHKTOSHF5EWZE5ELJICDGDBU4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:51,”comment”:”great “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790837},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Butler County Commissioner T.C. Rogers said he has confidence in Divers’ ability to handle the program but “when you have an organization that has a budget of X and you then will have an organization which will be four times that, that’s a new ballgame.” He said he is glad Divers has enlisted other partners and trusts they will stay within budget.”},{“_id”:”244RUQZR5JAFJE3MJRWUXXVSHM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:161,”comment”:”out memoranda of understanding “}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790838},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Federal guidelines allow agencies to use 10% of the total grant, $1.14 million in this case, to pay administrative costs. Diver said he is still working details with his partners but he plans to pay a flat $200 per client helped.”},{“_id”:”UDSVFHEEU5DTHM5P2CED5B2W2A”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790839},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Rogers said officials will monitor this program closely and “we’ll be looking at how these monies were used effectively so that we can maybe come up with programs in the future, as this gives us a chance to develop a couple models that may be in the best interest of our residents.””},{“_id”:”F3WOJEXOBZDRLPEVTCD3LGPRZE”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790840},”type”:”text”,”content”:”There are restrictions on the money, some imposed by the federal government, and the commissioners added a few of their own. County Administrator Judi Boyko said there are approximately 45,000 rental units countywide and recipients of the relief must be able to demonstrate their inability to pay their rent is due to COVID-19. Eligible renters must make below 80% of the area median income, which equates to earnings of around $45,000 for a family of two.”},{“_id”:”P5CTU4RVYNCAFH2WMDO2V4S62U”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790841},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The commissioners want assurance landlords won’t evict the people after they get their money or raise rent; they want to utilize wrap-around programs the county has to help people get back on their feet, and they want to make sure people understand this is short-term assistance.”},{“_id”:”GKKOMGEIDVA4RFERVIQEEEH6EQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790842},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Diver said they will make sure the people receiving assistance will be made aware of SELF’s own programs that help people become self-sufficient, as well as connect them with Ohio Means Jobs.”},{“_id”:”2IKISL26OVDWZG66W5TVVS6GE4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790843},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“We want to help people achieve self-sufficiency, that’s our mission, so if they are unemployed or underemployed we’ll make sure to provide the services to help them,” Diver said. “It’s not a requirement, but we’re going to make the connections, we’ll be leading the horse to water so to speak, but it will be up to the client to take advantage of those services based on their goals.””},{“_id”:”FESVFFZ62ZBXFKF3QM44XR3JRM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1615919790844},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The Development Department will oversee this program and Director David Fehr said they will be doing monthly “desk audits” similar to other grant programs. 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