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Six enter race to replace outgoing Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper
Updated Dec 15, 2020;
Posted Dec 15, 2020
In this Oct. 15, 2019, file photo David Pepper speaks before a Democratic presidential primary debate at Otterbein University, in Westerville, Ohio. Six candidates officially declared for the race to succeed Pepper as state party chair. (AP Photo/John Minchillo, File)AP
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – Six candidates officially declared their candidacy to succeed Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper, who is resigning at the end of the month.
Pepper announced he would step down at the end of December after five years at the helm of the state party that was marked by significant losses for Democrats statewide. During a Tuesday night meeting of the party executive committee, the six candidates who have publicly declared briefly spoke, with more forums scheduled over the next month.
defeat cla claire mccaskill. mccaskill and holly have been neck and neck in the polls all year. fast forward to friday he heads for mississippi. we could really see a repeat of the split screen obama versus trump dynamic because the former president, mr. obama, having kicked off a two month campaign blitz to help democrats, well he s going to campaign in cleveland, ohio, this thursday for democratic gubernatorial candidate richard cor dray and betty sutton. back here in washington we re going to be on brett kavanaugh watch. you ve got the president supreme court pick. he had his contentious confirmation hearing wrap up this past week. democrats, though, they re still really outraged over the lack of public access to thousands of documents related to kavanaugh s
ohio this year. was we re doing is we re presenting a case to the voters of ohio. in our case, betty sutton and i are running on the kitchen table issues that people talk to us about all over the state, things that worry them at night, things that worry them when looking out for their families, including affordable health care, better education for their children, and spreading out economic opportunity across the state so nobody is left out or left behind. leland: where do you have to be where president trump won by 8 points to win back the governor s mansion. you have an a rating from the ara. at the same time, you re trying in a primary to go after voters who are far left of an a rating from the nra on the issues. what i try to do in a campaign is talk about what i would do in the office and make promises that i can keep and promises that people care about making sure we deliver on. in our case, it is focusing on those kitchen table issues and
empowered in california. i m also want to acknowledge that although our numbers are great here, two of our colleagues have gone on to the senate, senator-elect tammy baldwin and we re very proud of that. [ applause ] senator-elect macy hirano, only the second woman of color to serve in the senate. that s pretty exciting and unfortunately we won t have kathy hochul and betty sutton in this next congress, but the future is soon and coming upon us and we know they will be making a great public contribution. so here we are in the past week since the election, we re still finishing up some of our campaigns, we re very proud of the success as i said yesterday and as you see here today. why is it important for us to