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The latest Fox News survey finds support for building the U.S.-Mexico border wall is up and now matches a previous high. This comes after the Biden administration halted the majority of border wall projects in late April.
Cincinnati City Councilman Wendell Young will remain on council after an effort to unseat him failed.
But a state suspension looms for the Democrat, who is facing a felony charge of tampering with records related to his destruction of text messages about city business in the Gang of 5 civil case.
Republican Councilwoman Betsy Sundermann sought a vote to suspend Young after votes overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure in the May primary giving council members the power to suspend a fellow member if they are indicted or arrested on a criminal charge related to their city job.
She needed a vote of 7, but only got 6.
Political newcomer Gebhard wins in landslide for state Senate seat
And after a special election held Tuesday, that hasn t changed.
Political newcomer and Lebanon resident Chris Gebhard, president and CEO of insurance firm Hoaster Gebhard and Co., has a sizable lead on the other three candidates. He received 30,124 votes 62.33% and more than 15,000 more than his next closest competitor, Democrat Chris Clements.
In an interview Wednesday, Gebhard said he was deeply honored by the support. It was overwhelming favorable in our direction, and as a complete newcomer to this process, that was pretty cool to me, he said. I d never run for anything, my name was never on any ballot, and to go through that process the first time and have that percentage of people came out in favor of me was awesome and humbling.
In politics, as in weather, there can be a sudden change in the prevailing winds. Take the last three weeks before November’s elections, when a narrow but pivotal slice of voters, mostly independents, got cold feet about giving Democrats the big win that had appeared to be almost certain. Perhaps becaus of latent concerns about “democratic socialism” and a slew of progressive priorities that Democrats talked up during the primary season, voters delivered Democrats the unified government they craved, but only by the tiniest of margins.
More often, however, the weather patterns shift gradually, like a change of seasons. A handful of factors develop that can be potentially decisive.