Early voting begins Wednesday in the special primary election to fill Marcia Fudge s seat
Early voting begins Wed. in special primary for Fudge s seat
and last updated 2021-07-06 18:21:30-04
CLEVELAND â The first votes in the race to replace Marcia Fudge in Congress will be cast Wednesday morning at 8 a.m. as early voting gets underway at the Cuyahoga and Summit County boards of elections in the August 3 special election primary.
On the Democratic side, there 13 hopefuls running for the nomination, but much attention has been focused on a race between primarily two: former State Senator Nina Turner and Cuyahoga Councilwoman and Democratic Party Chair Shontel Brown.
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Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson is endorsing Nina Turner in the race to succeed Marcia Fudge in Congress, Turner’s campaign said in a news release Wednesday.
“She is battle tested and uniquely qualified to represent us in Washington – not just in her experience but in her commitment to the people,” Jackson said in the release. “I know Nina and have worked and served with her on many complex issues that positively impacted Cleveland residents, including greater educational and training opportunities for our children, new business development and safe housing for seniors.”
Jackson and Turner have a long political history. Turner was elected to Cleveland City Council in 2005, the same year Jackson won his first term as mayor. In 2012, as a state senator, she cosponsored the legislation that enabled the mayor’s school transformation plan.