Finance Deadline
August 30, 2010
By now, you’ve seen the difference between the positive, issue-based campaign that Mary Taylor and I are waging and the never ending stream of negative ads my opponent is running.
Tomorrow is a critical finance deadline and our campaign success depends on contributions from regular Ohioans like you, not the special interest dollars that are flooding into Ted Strickland’s coffers.
I know our message is getting through and our ideas are the ones which will win on Election Day.
PRESS RELEASE: Kasich/Taylor Campaign Statement on Strickland Attack Ad Against Invacare
In His Latest Attack Ad, Strickland Bashes Leading Northeast Ohio Employer
Columbus -- Today Kasich/Taylor for Ohio press secretary Rob Nichols issued the following statement in response to Ted Strickland’s latest negative attack ad, this one attacking business decisions made by Invacare Corporation, of whose board of directors John Kasich is a member:
Lt. Gov. candidate Taylor addresses GOP gathering; talks economy, jobs
The Medina-Gazette
August 20, 2010
MEDINA TWP. — Ohio Auditor Mary Taylor says much of the state’s gubernatorial race will boil down to job creation.
Taylor, who is the running mate of gubernatorial candidate John Kasich, spoke about a recent trip to Clinton County, which has the highest unemployment rate in the state at 16.8 percent. Taylor and Kasich asked residents there what they wanted from state government.
Gubernatorial candidate John Kasich and running mate Taylor visit Jackson
The Telegram News
August 7, 2010
Republican John Kasich who is running for Governor and his running mate current State Auditor Mary Taylor made the most of their time in Jackson County Thursday.
First stop was Republican Headquarters on Broadway in Jackson. A host of local elected officials, Senator and candidate for State Representative John Carey, Senate candidate David Daniels, Commission candidate Jerry Hall, and Republican Party Chair Jim Milliken were among those who issued a warm greeting to the pair.
After a few minutes for the press, Kasich and Taylor huddled with the Republican faithful.
Overpaid pavers merit closer look: editorial
Plain Dealer
July 26, 2010
In a county where the fleecing of taxpayers is a long-established business practice, Ohio's auditor of state can be a fearsome creature.
When the auditor, currently Republican Mary Taylor, drops in for a look at a city's records, officials who have been sloppy with dollar signs and decimal points, and contractors who have taken advantage of the laxity, hear echoes of Liam Neeson's blood-curdling command in the box office bomb "Clash of the Titans."
Kasich: Job creation crosses party lines
The Morning Journal
July 22, 2010
Ohio Gubernatorial candidate John Kasich told supporters outside the Lucas County Republican Party headquarters on July 21 that the state needs to work as a team to create jobs.
Kasich said creating jobs crosses party lines and that the entire state needs to work together to create business.
Kasich: 'Nothing gets fixed by itself'
Sidney Daily News
July 21, 2010
Republican candidate for governor John Kasich told a packed Sidney Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall Ohio needs to form a team to get the state back together during a midday appearance hosted by the Sidney Shelby County Liberty Group Tuesday.
"Nothing gets fixed by itself," Kasich told over 200 listeners as he walked among the mixed crowd with microphone in hand. "We need politicians who have spent years in business and know how jobs get created. We're getting close the point of no return.
Kasich Touts Jobs Plan
The Times-Reporter
July 19, 2010
NEW PHILADELPHIA, OH — Republican gubernatorial candidate John Kasich brought his campaign to New Philadelphia Monday afternoon, repeatedly emphasizing that if he is elected, his No. 1 focus will be on bringing jobs to the state.
Kasich, a former nine-term congressman from Westerville, spoke before a small but enthusiastic crowd at Gavin’s Bar and Grill on the Square in New Philadelphia. He began his day at Columbus, where he received the endorsement of the National Federation of Independent Business – Ohio.
Kasich visits Dayton Thursday, Strickland in Huber Heights today
WHIO News Talk Radio
July 16, 2010
DAYTON, Ohio -- According to dozens of statewide polls, Dayton stands out as the most important swing media market in Ohio in the state's gubernatorial race.
That said, it's no surprise that both candidates in the election--incumbent, Democrat, Gov. Ted Strickland and his Republican challenger, John Kasich, have made the Gem City and the surrounding area a top priority in their race for the statehouse.
Kasich uses Dayton visit with Gingrich to pledge revival of manufacturing
Dayton Daily News
July 15, 2010
With former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., at his side, Republican John Kasich came to Dayton on Thursday, July 15, to pledge that as governor he would work to restore Ohio’s greatness as a manufacturing state.
“….manufacturing is a crucial part of Ohio’s future,” Gingrich said at Sinclair Community College.
PRESS RELEASE: Kasich Brings Job Creation Message to Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce
Dayton – Today, Ohio gubernatorial candidate John Kasich discussed his ideas for improving Ohio’s economy in a speech to the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce. Kasich stressed the importance of getting Ohio’s budget under control so we can reduce spending and then reduce taxes.
Taylor Comes to Town
Record Herald
June 2, 2010
If elected to the office of state lieutenant governor, State Auditor Mary Taylor told Washington C.H. Rotarians Tuesday that she will bring along her experience of protecting Ohio's taxpayers from wasteful spending.
"It's important for Ohio's taxpayers to demand that our government do better," said Taylor, a Republican who is running with gubernatorial candidate John Kasich. She added that she has many concerns with current Gov. Ted Strickland's administration and some of the wasteful spending that has occurred.
GOP Hopeful Visits Clark County to Cap Tour of Ohio
Springfield News-Sun
April 29, 2010
SPRINGFIELD — Ohio legislators must create an entrepreneurial environment if they want to stem the hemorrhage of jobs, Republican candidate for governor John Kasich said during a campaign stop in Clark County Wednesday, April 28.
“We’re not going to leave any single obstacle in the way of getting jobs,” he said. “It’s all about jobs; it always has been.”
Jobs the Main Focus as Kasich Zeros in on Governor's Race
News talk Radio WHIO
April 29, 2010
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio -- "It's all about jobs; it always has been."
So says GOP candidate for governor John Kasich said during a campaign stop in Clark County yesterday.
Kasich said Ohio must make the environment for business better, encouraging entrepreneurs and keeping current businesses healthy to help stop the downward spiral of jobs leaving the state.
Republican gubernatorial candidate John Kasich out raises Gov. Ted Strickland by half million in money race; but Democratic governor enjoys bigger bank account
The Plain Dealer
April 22, 2010
Republican gubernatorial candidate John Kasich continued to attract money for his bid to unseat incumbent Ohio Governor Democrat Ted Strickland.
The former congressman and Fox News personality is reporting that he raised slightly more than $2 million in the first quarter of 2010.
He outpaced Strickland by more than $500,000 for the quarter. Strickland raised nearly $1.5 million in the first three months of the year. But he had a sizable amount left in the bank: $7.1 million.
Ohio Republicans Gather in St. C
The Intelligencier
April 7,2010
ST. CLAIRSVILLE - East Ohio conservatives gathered in St. Clairsville Tuesday for a glimpse at political candidates they hope to soon be their state and federal leaders.
The Ohio Republican Party and the East Ohio GOP Chairman's Association co-sponsored the 2010 state GOP's regional state dinner Tuesday in St. Clairsville. More than 400 conservatives attended the event at the James E. Carnes Center, named for the former Republican state senator.
Kasich Lays Out Plan for Ohio
The Marion Star
April 6, 2010
HOLMES TOWNSHIP - Looking over the scene at the annual Lincoln Day dinner, the chairman of the Crawford County Republican Party was pleased.
"This is a great turnout," Chairman Matt Crall said. "Normally we have between 110 and 120 people. Today, we have 280."
The large crowd packed the Wynford High School cafeteria Monday night as GOP gubernatorial candidate John Kasich laid out his plan for the state.
Kasich said the No. 1 priority for the next governor is simple: Jobs.
Kasich Says Budget, Jobs Are Top Issues In Gubernatorial Race
92.7 WQEL Bucyrus
April 6, 2010
John Kasich’s stop in Crawford County on Monday for the local Lincoln Day dinner is just one in his tour of the state’s 88 counties and he says it is way too early to look to the polls in the race for the Governor’s Mansion.
But Kasich says it’s not too early to judge the performance of incumbent Democrat Ted Strickland.
For Kasich, Jobs are Job #1
The Daily & Sunday Jeffersonian
April 1, 2010
Former Congressman John Kasich, Ohio gubernatorial candidate, addressed a variety of issues with the local press Wednesday, but emphasized that the issue of jobs would be Job One should he reach the governor’s office.
“The only thing that matters are jobs,” Kasich said. “We have to create an environment that is conducive to small businesses staying and expanding. And we have to bring other people in.”
Special Guest at Lincoln Day Dinner
WHIZ News
March 31, 2010
The annual Guernsey County Republican Lincoln Day Dinner had a special guest Wednesday night.
Republican gubernatorial candidate, John Kasich, stopped by the Prichard Laughlin Civic Center in Cambridge to host his own fundraiser and attend the Lincoln Day Dinner. Kasich says he believes the current government has been mismanaged and wants to see the budget cleaned up.
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