Northeast Republican Women's Club

Our next meeting June 9th will feature Austin Baurichter who helped write the Data Center petition currently circulating and is a volunteer with Conserve Ohio.

This is a great way to introduce a friend or two to NRW- data centers are a hot topic here in Ohio.

We will also be welcoming Judge Katie Casch and Nancy Haverkamp with the Haverkamp K-9 Foundation to our June meeting.

Our doors open at 10:30am, lunch at 11:15, meeting begins at 11:45. Please RSVP by June 1. Lunch is $25 for members, $30 for guests.

NRW June Luncheon Reserve your space today! Doors open at 10:30am. Check-in starts at 10:45am. Lunch Buffet at 11:15am. Menu: Queen City Classic. Cincinnati-Style Chili with Pasta, Diced Onions and Shredded Cheese. Pulled Pork BBQ on Slider Buns. Creamy Cole Slaw and Garden Salad. Dessert: Warm Apple Crisp After you....

Congratulations to Judge Byrne!

Congratulations to our very own Judge Matthew Byrne on his nomination by President Donald J. Trump to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

🚨 OHIOANS — THIS IS HAPPENING NOW 🚨

A proposed Ohio constitutional amendment claims to require photo ID to vote… but the photo ID requirement applies ONLY to in-person voting — NOT mail-in ballots.

Hearings are starting NOW, and lawmakers could vote as early as June 10 to place this amendment on the November 2026 ballot.

If you believe Ohio’s elections should be secure, transparent, and consistent, now is the time to speak up. Contact your state legislators TODAY and let your voice be heard before this moves forward. 🇺🇸

Find your Ohio representatives here:
https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/

Their sacrifice is the reason we live free. Free to speak, free to worship, free to raise our families, and free from the tyranny so many around the world still face. Because of them, we have the privilege of living in the greatest country on earth.

To those who gave the ultimate sacrifice, we thank you, we honor you, and we salute you. May we never take that freedom for granted. 🇺🇸

A photo ID requirement that doesn’t apply to mail voting undermines the entire purpose. Your voice matters. Join & sign-up
In-person testimony: Wednesday, May 27, 10 AM Written testimony: Must be submitted by 10:00 AM Tuesday.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HVGbu4J9G/

Please consider giving OPPOSITION testimony in Columbus Wednesday May 27 at 10am on HJR 9 claiming to require photo ID to vote, but does not require photo ID for mail voting. Over 2 million mail-in votes have been cast since 2023. How many were ILLEGAL votes cast by people who were never confirmed as eligible to vote? Those ILLEGAL votes dilute our LEGAL votes and can alter election outcomes.

Your voice matters! Please provide written testimony if not in person. If you live near Columbus, please consider attending the testimony.

All testimony, whether written or in person must be submitted by 10am Tuesday May 26.

View more information regarding House Joint Resolution 9 to amend Ohio's Constitution at ohio4truth.com.

Candidate fundraising events are coming up-- Find details here on our Facebook or located in the events section of our monthly Newsletter. Look for May's Newsletter in your inbox later this week.

Applications now being accepted!

Thank you to all those who RSVP'd for tomorrow's luncheon featuring Signal 99. Doors open at 10:30, lunch is served at 11:15. Meeting will start at 11:45am.

If you were not able to get your RSVP in to us on time, we will do our best to have Carolyn back again soon.

Carolyn Adams is the founder of Signal 99, a widely followed Public Safety platform that actively shapes discourse at the intersection of Public Safety and the Criminal Justice System. Through Signal 99, Adams has established a forceful and independent voice for those who serve, as well as professionals within the Criminal Justice System—while also influencing policy conversations, leadership accountability, and electoral dynamics tied to Public Safety.
Signal 99 operates with the support of a 34-member team, providing depth in sourcing, analysis, and operational insight across Police, Fire, Emergency Communications, and the legal system. Through this structure, Signal 99 maintains a far-reaching network that surfaces critical information, informs reporting, and drives sustained attention to issues often overlooked or
minimized. Grounded in disciplined analysis of primary-source materials—including transcripts, CAD data, and court records—Signal 99 identifies systemic failures, data inconsistencies, and leadership breakdowns that directly impact both community safety and First Responder effectiveness. Its reporting does more than inform—it influences. Signal 99 routinely shapes public narrative,
drives media follow-up, and contributes to political and policy pressure surrounding Public Safety decisions.
In addition, Signal 99 develops Public Safety–focused initiatives, including First Responder retirement planning programs and advocacy efforts centered on governance reform,
transparency, and structural accountability.
Adams’ leadership reflects a clear objective: to ensure that those entrusted with Public Safety—
and the systems that support them—are held to measurable, consistent, and enforceable
standards.

It’s Election Day! Polls are open — get out and vote today. Every election matters, and every vote counts.🗳️🇺🇸