Emily in Ohio retweeted
As a former Sec of State candidate I was asked to provide input on how elected Republicans in Ohio can begin to win back the trust and support of base voters in ‘28. My recommendations ⬇️
Key Takeaways:
ORP/County Parties lost base R-Voters w/their dismissive attitude and undermining actions.
3 things have to happen to begin restoring trust w/base or ‘28 is in jeopardy for R’s.
1.) ORP Chairman must publicly acknowledge complicitness of party in loss and resign. A credible outsider to lead state party (not elected State Central Committee) should be appointed with the task of conducting a 30 review and 60 day corrective actions public report.
2.) Replace Republican House Speaker with credible replacement.
3.) SCC Chair and/or members must publicly announce the end of primary endorsements in open/competitive races and secretive votes.
Last observation, county parties barring few exceptions are ineffective, declining and exclusive. Unable to recruit or retain quality precinct talent. Authentic, vocal and assertive candidates (ideally political outsiders) is something people can get behind in ‘28.
The first credible person to publicly voice these insisted demands will capture the interest and become the front runners.
Ohio Republicans will not win in ‘28 until personal responsibility is assumed from the top and failures w/corrective measures are publicly announced, personnel are changed and accountability demonstrated. To growing amount of voters, D’s and R’s don’t matter in ‘28, only addressing thoughtfully the immediate issues people face. Thats what they will vote on.
Absent these changes, the Ohio Republican Party will hoist Auditor-Elect Frank LaRose as their pick for U.S. Senate and Jon Husted for Governor in ‘30. Base voters will not return to Republicans barring at least 2 of 3 changes above being enacted.
At a later time I’ll publish some recommendations for how the Ohio Republican state party and 88 county parties can reset with an operational pause and stand down review statewide.
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Ohio
I need you to look at this video and tell me again why you aren't voting, because they sure are and you know for who.
Franklin County.
Take as many people as you can and go.
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Had Amy “hypocrite” Acton sold her AI/data center stocks along w/trust fund running mate David Pepper prior to her campaign for Governor, maybe someone would believe her. But the fact her announcement occurred ONLY AFTER BEING EXPOSED of being fully invested in data centers when a strong undercurrent against data centers exists with voters, demonstrates the kind of phony pandering people have come to despise from retail politicians.
I sold all of my individual stocks in April so that Ohioans would never have to question where my priorities lie.
Meanwhile, Vivek Ramaswamy has personally invested millions of dollars in data centers and has profited from them extensively during his campaign. I’m once again calling on him to sell his individual stocks and commit to not investing in data centers.
I sold my stocks so I could faithfully serve Ohio. He's holding his so Ohio can serve himself.
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Yet ANOTHER rushed and unsecured piece of technology. It can be hacked and it can be inaccurate …
“Who’s a good boy?!”
Hackers just dumped the contents of a Flock camera.
They found:
🔴Software explicitly detecting people, not just plates
🔴1.6 million images logged in 21 days
🔴Key to decrypt files stored on the device itself.
Finds directly contradict Flock, which claims someone with physical access can't access images.
Making it worse,@GainSec warned about the physical access issue more than a year ago & Flock downplayed it.
And yeah, the Flock camera logged “Who’s a good boy?!” about every 2 minutes, all while plagued with errors, crashes & reboots.
By @dmehro & @josephfcox
wired.com/story/hackers-floc…
Emily in Ohio retweeted
🚨🚨Vivek parrots the plan JobsOhio already wrote: seize the leftover campus, park private capital and defense on it. (See my article 👇)
H.R. 4795 is the bolt they want (passed US House): refuse an Israeli-organized commercial deal, lose Title IV. . . unless you can prove a “valid business reason” in court.
Guess who can’t afford that fight Akron, Kent, Central State and Cleveland State… same four Vivek mentioned for “consolidation”
Replying to @L_J_Cool_J1
My 4th installment in this series.
A full Substack (sourced) deep dive into the 3 elephants restructuring Ohio higher ed:
→ SB 1
→ JobsOhio
→ Economic-development/defense legislation opening public higher-ed resources to private defense contractors.
Three separate tracks. One increasingly connected system.
I walk the legislation
substack.com/@lauraloth/note…
@nataliehastings @RachelCoyleOhio @MariaBruno01 @megankhenry @DC_DeWitt @jpelzer @jbalmert
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Can we simply answer and address the question OPENLY and HONESTLY, how are NON-CITIZENS STILL ABLE TO REGISTER and VOTE in Ohio?
At what point will the Governor, Legislature and Secretary of State put a stop to this? Ohio voters passed a constitutional amendment in 2022 that only US citizens can vote in Ohio elections and yet we’re still campaigning on this 4 yrs later.
Using the federal SAVE system and state data, Ohio recently identified and removed 75 noncitizens from our voter rolls, just our most recent round of noncitizen removals.
It’s rare, but it happens. That’s why every state should follow our example and take citizenship verification as seriously as Ohio does.
@SpeakerJohnson is right: every illegal vote undermines the integrity of our elections and the voice of lawful voters.
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Excellent thread ↓ need to know.
Hey @grok, Does the Genius act make it easier for financial institutions and cryptocurrency exchanges to treat USD1 as a usable DIGITAL DOLLAR rather than an experimental token?
Emily in Ohio retweeted
🚨 URGENT ACTION NEEDED🚨
Ohioans wanting 100% photo ID to vote:
A DANGEROUS constitutional amendment is being fast-tracked right now. It will trick voters into thinking they’re getting real photo ID requirements, while only applying partial ID for in-person voting and PERMANENTLY blocking photo ID for mail-in and absentee ballots.
This is a bait-and-switch that weakens election security.
Go to the link in the comments NOW and tell your legislators to REVISE this flawed amendment before it’s too late.
Act today, once it passes, the damage is done.🗳️
Your voice matters. Contact them immediately. ⏰
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Ohio Patriot Alliance Picnic Rescheduled to May 23th.
No meeting Saturday, May 16th.
Cancellation due to weather.
Rescheduled to Saturday, May 23rd, 1 PM - 5 PM Indian Riffle skate park 2801 East Stroop Road, Kettering, Ohio
ohcampaigns.com/so/94PuhmC-D…
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Replying to @tjlehm34
For the portion that involves investigating Medicaid Fraud and prosecuting criminal referrals, yes....however, each executive branch office has limited and specific statutory power to address only a portion of the fraud. A interagency task force is needed to combine collective authority
Emily in Ohio retweeted
I recall a former and recent Ohio Secretary Of State candidate who proposed and understood how to construct an inter-agency anti-fraud team and effort from the executive branch down. Now is the time to seek that expertise and layout a plan to the voters.
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Met up with volunteers to engage and meet voters at the Greene County fairgrounds for the World Fair.
Republicans WILL WIN in November if they elect a POLITICAL OUTSIDER tomm May 5th for Secretary of State that brings dynamic engagement, and hundreds of ENTHUSIASTIC volunteers.
Emily in Ohio retweeted
Well well well .. the dirty Ohio Establishment and Vivek Camp takedown begins. NBC is in Vivek's back pocket. This is what dark money buys.
The owners of the restaurant were told that Casey Putsch is "Pro-Nazi" but the only thing they cited him saying were things about his German Heritage and German Car.
Wreaks of Vivek and defamation.
Emily in Ohio retweeted
🚨 Trenton, Ohio got blindsided by a massive data centerand most residents had NO clue until it was basically a done deal.
-NDAs.
-Eminent domain used for a road.
-Emergency zoning rushed through.
-Now the power plant/generators are running 24/7.
-A local farmer’s daughter planned to build her house on the family land… but giant industrial buildings next door killed that dream. -Noise, disruption, and a changed neighborhood forever.
They call it “progress.” Locals call it a sneak attack on our community.
Who else is tired of backroom deals? Drop your thoughts 👇
Vote @CaseyPutschOhio on or before May 5
#Ohio #datacenters #prologis #Deals #EminentDomain #farming #saveohio
Emily in Ohio retweeted
It’s happening fellow patriots. Ohioans are voting in the primary election to nominate their candidate for the general election in November.
Voters are rejecting the status quo revolving door musical chair politicians for dynamic mission-focused, results-driven leaders. Let’s go!
RT @WeWillBeFree24: Vivek doesn't want to be the Ohio Governor. He didn't want to be VP of the United States.
Let's reflect.
Vivek Rama…
Emily in Ohio retweeted
If Ohio Republicans want to win in 2026, we must run fresh, dynamic, accomplished, and outspoken candidates.
Join us tonight to see how OUR campaign is bringing back voters who walked away, stopped voting, donating, and volunteering because they no longer trust officeholders.
Emily in Ohio retweeted
It’s clear who legacy media fears. In this article, my military career is diminished, my work on election integrity is degraded, and my supporters are demeaned as “far right”
This article leaves no doubt who the conservative warrior is in this primary.
By the way, fraud exists.




























