Cincinnati City Council election

The election for Cincinnati City Council this year will have the fewest number of candidates in at least three decades.

Monday night at 11:59 is the deadline to register to vote in the November election. But if you have to register to vote in person, the deadline is earlier.

John Cranley won another term as Cincinnati 's mayor, defeating Council Member Yvette Simpson by a wide margin. All six Cincinnati City Council incumbents…

If you live on Cincinnati's East Side, you might wonder why some of your fellow Cincinnatians on the West Side feel they need their own political action…

Cincinnati voters will choose from among 23 candidates for nine seats on Cincinnati City Council in the November election.There will be three open seats…

It's not surprising that, in Cincinnati, people who follow politics closely are fixated between the mayoral race between two Democrats – incumbent John…

WVXU politics reporter Howard Wilkinson talked with News Director Maryanne Zeleznik Monday morning about the large number of Democrats coming out to run…

An automatic recount is warranted in the race for the ninth and final Cincinnati City Council seat between Republican Amy Murray and Democrat Laure…

Some final thought on the 2013 election, before we move on to the 2014 election (which, of course, is already well underway).Apathy wins by landslide: On…

Clearly, the majority of Cincinnati voters who went to the polls Tuesday were determined to shake up Cincinnati City Hall, electing John Cranley as their…