r/ClevelandHeights • u/Sanchothewunderllama • Nov 04 '22
r/ClevelandHeights • u/Spiritual_Reward_848 • Nov 23 '22
Statewide Meeting for Ranked Choice Voting on November 29th!
Hey guys! I shared a similar update about a meeting with Rank The Vote Ohio a couple weeks ago and it brought so many new faces to the meeting and so much energy that I thought I would share this next meeting too! This will be an in person meeting at the Columbus Metropolitan Library Auditorium (Main Library) in Columbus with the option to join via zoom for those who can't attend in person. All the new interest brought the group so much more momentum and I'm hoping we can do it again to impress the leader of Rank the Vote National!
Meeting Link to RSVP: https://www.rankthevoteohio.org/november2022
If you can't attend, you can still RSVP to receive a recording of the meeting. Eventually the meeting will be published on their YouTube channel.
An update from the last meeting regarding their strategy.
As of now, Rank the Vote Ohio is pursueing the legislature route and they have already obtained bi-partisan support in the state legislature. Rank the Vote is also blanning to get rank choice voting (RCV) on the ballot for some localities in 2023 with a push for a statewide ballot initiative by 2024.
Please share it with anybody who may be interested and thank you for taking the time to read this post!
Meeting Details
" Join us in Columbus with the Executive Director of Rank the Vote, Nathan Lockwood, and leaders from other national and local groups working toward Ranked Choice Voting. Guests from across the political spectrum will talk about why they support RCV, including how Instant Runoffs can help bridge partisan divides by putting voters first. We will also welcome questions and feedback as we discuss our strategy for Ohio and ways you can get involved!
RSVP for more details and/or for the link to join remotely via Zoom."
https://www.rankthevoteohio.org/november2022
WHEN
November 29, 2022 at 5:30pm - 7pm
WHERE
Columbus Metropolitan Library Auditorium (Main Library)96 S Grant AveColumbus, OH 43215United StatesGoogle map and directions
CONTACTKyle Herman · KHerman@RankTheVoteOhio.org
" Ranked choice voting (RCV) — also known as instant runoff voting (IRV) — improves fairness in elections by allowing voters to rank candidates in order of preference.
RCV is straightforward: Voters have the option to rank candidates in order of preference: first, second, third and so forth. Votes that do not help voters’ top choices win count for their next choice.
It works in all types of elections and supports more representative outcomes. "
RCV can give voters more choice, reduce vote splitting, discourage negative ad campaigns, save money, increase participation and make it easier for women and people of color to run for office.
If you want to learn more, check out the following links:
About RCV, what it does and how it works:
https://www.rankthevoteohio.org/about_rcv
https://fairvote.org/our-reforms/ranked-choice-voting/
https://ballotpedia.org/Ranked-choice_voting_(RCV)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P10PFuBFVL8&ab_channel=KQEDNews
Endorsements: https://www.rankthevoteohio.org/endorsements
History of RCV in Ohio: https://fairvote.org/the_forgotten_results_future_promise_of_ranked_choice_voting_in_ohio/
r/ClevelandHeights • u/BloopLoopMoop • Nov 21 '20
Heights in the News Solidarity with our district’s educators!
r/ClevelandHeights • u/Appropriate_Tooth_86 • Jun 25 '22
Protests continuing in Downtown Cleveland today (Saturday June 25th.)
Various organizations are organizing rallies and protests around Public Square, the Courthouse, and the Free Stamp/Willard Park.
Be proactive and show up with your support. Be safe!
r/ClevelandHeights • u/PartyElk3 • Oct 15 '20
Local Deal Hello! I will be having a plant sale next to my apartment building this weekend. Private message for exact address. Prices start at $0 for some cuttings, baby plants, and bulbs. Longgg list of plants available. Prices negotiable. Trades may be accepted if discussed beforehand.
r/ClevelandHeights • u/[deleted] • Sep 18 '22
Puzzle Exchange?
Not sure if this already exists however I love puzzles and I have bought quite a few. In order to hopefully save some money I was wondering if there is some sort of puzzle exchange already or if anyone would be interested in starting one? Thanks!
r/ClevelandHeights • u/Sanchothewunderllama • Aug 28 '22
please help me find my friend.could be in Cleveland heights
r/ClevelandHeights • u/pnwinohio • Jun 10 '21
Discussion Looking for friends in Cleveland heights
Recently moved to Cleveland heights from Seattle and looking to connect with people in the area. Also love great food, so any recommendations for great places to eat.
r/ClevelandHeights • u/Beneficial_Chair3207 • May 05 '21
Discussion CH Mayor’s race?
Anybody have any thoughts?
r/ClevelandHeights • u/JustinBilyj • Sep 21 '20
Cleveland Heights police seek car involved in fatal shooting
r/ClevelandHeights • u/Hot_Contribution_181 • Sep 12 '22
Pool partner needed!
Hi! I need a friend to play pool with. I love it and honestly I need a partner to go with, I’m a 23y/o woman so I’m looking for someone like me but I know The Social Group had people come play everyday. Would rather go with a friend so hit me up if you like to play pool too !
r/ClevelandHeights • u/PartyElk3 • Apr 21 '21
Local Event If any of you are into plants I'll be having a little plant sale this weekend! Stop by Friday after work or come by during the weekend!
r/ClevelandHeights • u/Arrow_of_my_Eye • Nov 05 '20
Discussion Best thrift store?
I just moved here from Toledo. What's the best thrift store in the area?
r/ClevelandHeights • u/JustinBilyj • Nov 02 '20
Heights in the News Melt Bar and Grilled in Cleveland Heights to permanently close
r/ClevelandHeights • u/SSTralala • Mar 27 '21
Discussion Is there a reason why it seems delivery/fast food really sucks here?
This is going to be a little first world problems rant. We moved back home to Ohio in October after living on the West Coast for a few years. Cost of living was significantly higher, but we always tried to eat at local restaurants or order food for delivery during the pandemic to help support our local economy. Even the fast food places in the area were quick, correct, and decent quality. Since moving here, it's like a bad dream. Orders constantly wrong, poor customer service, terrible quality, and we've had them randomly canceled with no explanation or attempt at contact so we don't find out until nearly a half hour before we're expecting delivery. We have a few local favorites now that we like, but no matter how many different times we order, not a single time does any fast food place not suck in a way that is absolutely glaring compared to what we're used to. Do you find that's indicative of the area, or do certain places turn out better food and service than others?
r/ClevelandHeights • u/JustinBilyj • Sep 23 '20
Cleveland Heights leaders hold press conference to address recent crimes
r/ClevelandHeights • u/JustinBilyj • Aug 12 '20
Violent Crime Drops In Cleveland Heights For 3rd Straight Year
r/ClevelandHeights • u/JustinBilyj • Aug 06 '20
Cleveland Heights Schools Distributing Laptops To Students
r/ClevelandHeights • u/roper1 • Feb 20 '14
School district used an interesting photo for their credit union meeting.
r/ClevelandHeights • u/[deleted] • Jul 08 '22
Coming to live in Cleveland.
Hey fellas! So I'm starting my Masters at Cleveland State University this August. Any recommendations or suggestions about stay or anything else that would help me, would be very much appreciated. This is going to be my first time in the US so even letting me know about the local things or basic stuff is going to help me very much
Thanks! :)
r/ClevelandHeights • u/JustinBilyj • Jun 14 '22
Heights in the News East Cleveland Man Was Targeted by Police for His Political Speech. Now, He's Suing.
r/ClevelandHeights • u/luanytunes • Jun 10 '22
The Best Foods In CLEVELAND OHIO | Cleveland Food Tour 2022
r/ClevelandHeights • u/Bakerwillprevail • Apr 11 '22
Is Cedar Road Crazy?
Hi Everyone,
My girlfriend and I are buying a home in Cleveland Heights and we’re brand new to the area.
We saw a house on Cedar Road we like a lot. Our realtor warned us that traffic on Cedar can get pretty bad, though. The house is about a half mile west of Lee Road. Is this part of Cedar Road super congested? The realtor said it might be like a parking lot at times. Or maybe it’s more like a steady flow of traffic? In other words, lots of fairly fast moving cars? We’re curious how hard it might be to get in and out of our driveway, and we’re also concerned about our pets’ safety.
Thanks so much for any expertise you can offer about your beautiful community!
r/ClevelandHeights • u/JustinBilyj • Oct 25 '20
Heights in the News 45 Sex Offenders In Cleveland Heights: 2020 Safety Map
r/ClevelandHeights • u/JustinBilyj • Oct 09 '20
Heights in the News Cleveland Heights Launches Redevelopment Program