Trump to hold a rally in Youngstown, Ohio

Donald Trump, the 42nd president of the United States of America, will hold a rally in Youngstown, Ohio next Saturday, Sept. 17.

This will be fun. Come and hang with me and the other candidates fighting to take back our country. pic.twitter.com/5R0USt7C3Z

— J.D. Vance (@JDVance1) September 6, 2022

 

He is expected to deliver remarks in support of U.S. Senate candidate J.D. Vance. Tickets can be registered here.

An Emerson poll found Republican J.D. Vance to be leading the Democrat Tim Ryan by three points in the US Senate race, and Republican Mike DeWine to be leading his Democrat opponent Nan Whaley by 16 points. The campaign trail has been a tough slog for Vance lately, while Ryan has been pitching himself as a moderate populist who can appeal to Trump voters. The race has become so important to Republicans that Mitch McConnell's super PAC (R-Ky) announced last month it would inject millions of dollars into Ohio to support Vance. GOP pessimism around midterms exemplified by such a massive investment in a state they've dominated in recent years.

Gov. DeWine announced over 300K in Funding for police departments

As part of a multi-million dollar state grant meant to reduce violent crime in Springfield, police will receive over $300,000 to buy multiple cameras to be placed throughout the city.

A state grant of over $300k is given to Springfield to buy new surveillance cameras

Mike DeWine, governor of Ohio, announced the third round of grants to law enforcement agencies in the state on Monday. The third round of grants totals $3.9 million, and is part of a larger series of grants worth around $58 million.

 

DeWine said that local law enforcement should make the decisions about how the money is spent in their communities as part of an overall effort to combat the violent crime problem. He added, “ We’re seeing young people being shot throughout this state every weekend. Springfield is no exception. We’re seeing a significant of crime and shootings.”

 

As of May, Springfield police have responded to over 500 incidents involving shootings and weapons complaints.

 

“That is a very, very, scary thing,” he said.

 

A grant of over $305,000 will help Springfield police purchase 40 surveillance cameras that will be strategically placed across the city in order to help police capture video evidence of crimes, or the aftermath.

 

Among the 16 grant announcements on Monday, only Springfield and Coldwater have received funding. Coldwater police received over $16,000 to pay for bonuses and programs aimed at retaining staff, according to the governor’s office.

 

 

 

 

Ohio has never had a US Senate nominee like JD Vance

Those who really hate the 2022 Ohio Republican Senator candidate really hate him. Like the people of 2016 — J.D. Vance – really, really hate Donald Trump.

A year ago, Vance was a best-selling author of "Hillbilly Elegy," but he was a political novice. He was able to win a 5-way Republican primary May 3 thanks to a former president he used to slam. Middletown graduates are now facing formidable Democratic opponents during the tenth term of U.S. Congressman Tim Ryan in Youngstown, but the November midterm elections look dark to the Democrats, and Vance is Ohio. Supports Trump twice as much as 8 percentage points. Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel and Fox News star Tucker Carlson. Vance's biggest challenge was shattered well over $ 10 million in negative primary ads, which most highlighted criticisms of Trump in the past, but now after winning with only 31% of the votes. Healing the scars and uniting the party. He thinks it will happen. "I think we'll find an easy and a difficult way in November," Vance recently spoke of pancakes and bacon at a Sugar and Spice restaurant near Norwood. "I think most people in Ohio are pretty open-minded. That's all I really need."