Jefferson County Democratic Party Ohio

08/31/2026

08/30/2026

So here’s the truth about Linda Caudill, the woman Vivek asked to lie about her dying mother in his latest dishonest attack ad against Dr. Amy Acton. Did they really think no one would check the facts? Public records made the truth pretty easy to find.

The woman blaming Amy Acton for her mother’s death has spent a decade in Republican politics — chairing Donald Trump’s Hamilton County campaign, organizing conservative activists and winning a seat on the Ohio GOP’s State Central Committee.

08/30/2026

"Never let the truth get in the way of a good story"

If Vivek and his out-of-state billionaire donors can’t tell the truth about the death of an elderly woman, then they can’t be trusted with anything they say.

An Ohio GOP activist blames Amy Acton in a political ad for her dying mother's isolation during COVID. Records show the mother was in Kentucky.

08/28/2026

Coming up tonight on 7News: A rally outside the Jefferson County Courthouse today brought residents together to raise concerns over proposed changes they say could impact Medicare.

We’re breaking down what they’re worried about — and what we’re hearing from those who gathered.

Watch the full story tonight on 7News.

08/27/2026

Voting to keep Republican Jon Husted in the U.S. Senate would be bad for many Ohioans in general and senior citizens in particular, Ohio Valley Democrats said during a rally held Wednesday in front of the Jefferson County Courthouse.
https://www.heraldstaronline.com/news/local-news/2026/08/democrats-speak-out/

08/27/2026

Sherrod Brown has the support of seniors, veterans and working people from the Ohio Valley because we know he will fight to protect those who need it most. Jon Husted has proven by his voting record that he will do the exact opposite. The choice is clear. Sherrod Brown deserves your vote on November 3rd.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, OH (WTRF) – A group of Ohio Valley residents gathered outside the Jefferson County Courthouse Wednesday afternoon voicing concerns over U.S. Senator Jon Husted and the futur…

08/27/2026

With Ohio’s general midterm election set for Tuesday, Nov. 3, a group in Steubenville held a rally Wednesday afternoon opposing Sen. John Husted and raising con

08/26/2026

08/25/2026

Statement about the Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballots from JCDP Chairman Eddie Abdalla

Ohio voters should know exactly where things stand after the recent Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballots. Secretary of State Frank LaRose will be sending Ohio voters an application to vote by mail. If you want to vote by mail and have not already submitted a request, you can use that application and return it to your county Board of Elections as soon as possible. If you have already requested a mail-in ballot, your ballot is scheduled to be mailed beginning October 6 which is the first day of early voting and it continues thru Sunday, Nov 1.

Most importantly, don’t let the Supreme Court ruling create confusion or discourage you from voting. If you prefer to vote by mail, request your ballot early and follow the instructions carefully. If you would rather vote early and in person, make a plan to do that. And, of course, you can always vote in person on Election Day.

The bottom line is simple: Ohioans still have the right to vote by mail, and no court ruling should discourage anyone from exercising their right to vote. Make a plan, vote early if you can and make sure your voice is heard.