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Cincinnati voters have narrowed a field of 35 candidates to nine members of City Council, all but one of them Democrats.
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A record 35 candidates are vying for nine seats.
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Here's how the candidates for City Council answered the question: What do you believe should be the city's priority for development projects, and what changes (if any) would you want to make to the city's incentive system, including tax abatements?
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Here's how candidates for City Council answered the question: What is your plan for transportation in the city, including issues like public transportation infrastructure, the streetcar, pedestrian safety and making Cincinnati a more walkable and bikable city?
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Here's how candidates for Cincinnati City Council answered the question: how would you address corruption at City Hall?
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Thirty-four of 35 candidates for Cincinnati City Council responded to a WVXU survey asking their policy opinions on several key issues. Learn more about each candidate here.
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A record 35 candidates are on the ballot for nine seats on Cincinnati City Council. The Ohio Secretary of State this week broke a tie vote on the two latest candidates: Democrat Te'Airea Powell and Republican Tom Brinkman.
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We break down this year's large field of Cincinnati City Council candidates with a panel of journalists who will take your phone calls and emails.
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The WVXU news team wants to hear from Cincinnati voters about what issues you're paying attention to this election. We may ask the candidates your question.
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There has never been and never will be a city election in this town where people have spent the summer fretting over the council election. Even this year, when there is plenty of fretting that could be done.