Posted on 12/17/2007 10:52:56 AM PST by RDTF
Amberly Village has a very large Jewish population, which usually votes DEM.
Old money usual votes Dem in my experience. I think its more about guilt and self loathing.
There’s one in every crowd?
Really, its the same phenomenon that leads to NYC being the greatest source of money for Bush - despite being a liberal city.
Take the Cincinnati metro area counties 2004 election results:
County/Bush votes / Kerry votes
Hamilton: 215,639 / 190956
Butler: 106,735 / 54,185
Warren: 66,523 / 25,399
Clermont: 61,694 / 25,318
Dearborn: 14,231 / 6,596
Ohio: 1,794 / 1,139
Switzerland: 2,161 / 1,479
Boone: 32,329 / 12,391
Kenton: 43,664 / 22,834
Campbell: 25,539 / 14,252
Outside of the city of Cincinnati, you’re generally looking at 2-1 ratios in most elections. That’s how you get reps like Boehner, Schmidt, and Chabot....
Only around here on fr would the Cincinnati metro area be considered “liberal”
And planes falling from the sky...
(two aircraft collided in midair in June in this area - one fell across the interstate, and one on the road just across the street from the same apartment complex....)
‘Outside of the city of Cincinnati, you’re generally looking at 2-1 ratios in most elections. That’s how you get reps like Boehner, Schmidt, and Chabot....
Only around here on fr would the Cincinnati metro area be considered “liberal”’
The City of Cincinnati is LIBERAL. There is no spinning it. And no website’s view changes who the mayor is. You can’t get more leftwingnut than Mark ‘I can’t throw’ Mallory. Or overtly racist, btw.
And btw, Jean Schmidt doesn’t represent Cincinnati, Chabot does. Boehner doesn’t rep Cincy either, he’s up in West Chester.
Pardon my ignorance, but how can a city be in two different counties? This seems like a admistative nightmare. Possibly different tax rates, county ordnances, etc.
I don’t know, but IIRC we have one city located in 3 different counies. Loveland is in Clermont, Hamilton and Warren, I think.
Again, you’re confusing Cincinnati with metro Cincinnati. Cincinnati is a relatively small city of 330,000 in a metro area of almost 2 million.
Cincinnati is liberal.
Metro Cincinnati is VERY VERY conservative.
It is an administrative nightmare, I’m sure, but it does happen around here. SW Ohio loves its absurd local government structures....
It could be worse.... Loveland, OH (about 2-3 miles from Sharonville) actually lies in 3 counties - Hamilton, Warren, and Clermont. That is the city proper that overlaps three counties, not just the zip code or anything like that....
But you’re right - Sharonville in Hamilton County and Sharonville in Butler County do have different tax rates and county ordinances. Some rates are the same, but some are different. Schools, for instance are the same, as it is the same district, but Hamilton County has the Zoological Park and Museum levies....
The real nightmare is probably with tax reassesments. By Ohio law, reassessments are not allowed to increase revenue - they simply reapportion it. So if your house increases in value by the mean amount, there’s no increase in tax. But they have to calculate the mean amount for each individual tax. So the mean increase in assessed value may be higher on your home for the school taxes than it is for the zoo tax. So you may end up paying less in school taxes but more in zoo taxes. It generally washes out pretty even, but it is an administrative nightmare, I’m sure....
you’re right....
December 21, 2007 - Four Mexican construction workers found stabbed to death in their Ohio apartment had just taken out large amounts of cash to take back to Mexico for the holidays, a relative and a local parish priest said Thursday.
The four illegal migrants were found Dec. 13 in their apartment in the Cincinnati suburb of Sharonville.
http://www.suntimes.com/news/world/707891,CST-NWS-mex21.article
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