Instead of weathering fire from Trump, the two GOP incumbents who currently represent the 7th congressional district’s new turf decided against seeking re-election.
in Cuyahoga County over her abuse allegations, which he says are false. Grisham asked to have the case dismissed on the grounds that none of the alleged abuse happened in Ohio. Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Emily Hagan declined to dismiss the case.The other three candidates in the race are doing their best to round up support from local Republicans without Miller’s advantages.
The founder of a charity that transforms neglected baseball fields in underprivileged communities into state-of-the-art ballparks, Schulz describes himself as “the only candidate who will challenge the status quo on both sides,.” He says he would not be swayed by special interests, big donors, or corporations, because his campaign is 100% funded by individual contributions.
He argues that both political parties contributed to runaway spending, and said he backs “a balanced budget amendment to ensure that we are not spending trillions of dollars over what we are bringing in as tax revenue.” He said he supports constructing a border wall to keep immigrants from entering the United States illegally, holding businesses accountable if they hire illegal workers who undercut the wages paid to U.S.
He supports abandoning the income tax, and instead instituting consumption-based taxes on consumers who buy products. He argues that taxing products as they’re built and embedding those taxes in the costs that consumers pay for goods puts U.S. products at a cost disadvantage to foreign goods that don’t face such taxes, and has contributed to the decline of the U.S. industrial base.
Alexander, who works as a site supervisor for an organization that helps people with developmental disabilities and also does podcasts, says he’s running for office because he thinks the current crop of politicians who represents his area don’t listen to voters or “have empathy to build the community and to decide what’s in the best interests for the people that voted for you.”
“Being a single parent, I’ve seen the opportunities and hardships that affect everyday families,” Alexander says. “From housing, to education, from living paycheck to paycheck. I’ve lived and am still living like most families.”In addition to securing Trump’s endorsement, Miller is endorsed by Cuyahoga County’s Republican party. Executive committee chair Lisa Stickan said he’s gone to several GOP clubs and community events in the county since last year, and built lots of support in the area.
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