Sunday, December 16, 2012
The Congressman-elect took some time on Thursday to talk to students about representing Northeast Ohio.
On Thursday, students in the 14th Congressional District had the chance to quiz future Rep. Dave Joyce on his career, his campaign and his plans for the future. Joyce, speaking to students in Brecksville, focused on the importance of working with members of all parties and said that his decisions will be based on what’s best for Northeast Ohio. Joyce, a Republican, was elected on Nov. 6 to represent Ohio's 14th district in the House of Representatives, which stretches from Cuyahoga County all the way to Lake and Portage counties, including Twinsburg. He replaces long-time Rep. Steven LaTourette, who decided to retire instead of run for re-election. Some of the students' questions are paraphrased below, along with Joyce's answers. Who or …
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Republican David Joyce, Democrat Dale Virgil Blanchard are running to be the Congressman for the state's 14th district
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
The Lake County chambers of commerce, including the Mentor Area Chamber, hosted a forum for the region's state and national legislative candidates last week at LaMalfa Centre. Both candidates for the state's 14th district seat in U.S. Congress -- Republican David Joyce and Democrat Dale Virgil Blanchard -- attended the forum. Both Joyce and Blanchard were given three minutes to introduce themselves to the voters. Videos of both of their statements are attached to this story. The 14th district's seat has been held by Steven LaTourette for the last 18 years. However, he chose not to run for re-election, citing exhaustion with bipartisan bickering and political brinksmanship. The Republican party appointed Joyce, the Geauga County prosecutor…
The Candidates for the U.S. Congress' 14th District of Ohio talk about what they would do to improve the economy
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
The Lake County chambers of commerce, including the Mentor Area Chamber, hosted a forum for the region's state and national legislative candidates last week at LaMalfa Centre. Both candidates for the state's 14th district seat in U.S. Congress -- Republican David Joyce and Democrat Dale Virgil Blanchard -- attended the forum. They were asked what they would do to improve the economy. Videos of both of their answers are attached to this story. The 14th district's seat has been held by Steven LaTourette for the last 18 years. However, he chose not to run for re-election, citing exhaustion with bipartisan bickering and political brinksmanship. The Republican party appointed Joyce, the Geauga County prosecutor, to run in LaTourette's stead. …
Joyce says, in the future, the eligibility age must be pushed back; Blanchard says FICA taxes could be raised to support the programs
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
The Lake County chambers of commerce, including the Mentor Area Chamber, hosted a forum for the region's state and national legislative candidates last week at LaMalfa Centre. Both candidates for the state's 14th district seat in U.S. Congress -- Republican David Joyce and Democrat Dale Virgil Blanchard -- attended the forum. The candidates were asked how they would deal with the mounting costs of Social Security and Medicaid. Joyce said the age of eligiblity needed to be pushed back, though not for people already on either program. Blanchard said FICA taxes should be raised to support Social Security and Medicare. He also noted that Reagan did this on multiple occasions. Videos of both of their answers are attached to this story. The …
Friday, August 31, 2012
About 200 attendees filled the Brecksville Community Center Thursday night.
Finances and the economy were on everyone’s mind Thursday night at the Cuyahoga Valley Republicans convention watch party at the Brecksville Community Center. The event ended before Presidential nominee Mitt Romney took the stage at the 2012 National Republican Convention, but the speakers at Thursday’s event had plenty to say about the election. Check out the video above for more.
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel and U.S. Congressional candidate David Joyce are expected to attend.
The Cuyahoga Valley Republicans are hosting a convention watch party Thursday night at the Community Center. This event is one of nine convention watch parties listed on Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney’s campaign website, and the only one in the Cleveland area. The Cuyahoga Valley Republicans, a grassroots conservative organization based in Brecksville, voted to endorse Romney in February. The group has played integral roles in previous elections, said President Dom Sciria. “We’re flattered and honored that they called on us,” Sciria said. Thursday is the last night of the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa. Attendees at the Cuyahoga Valley Republican’s event are scheduled to be joined by Josh Mandel, state …
Friday, August 10, 2012
The Geauga County prosecutor was selected unanimously by the GOP chairmen and central-committee secretaries of Northeast Ohio
Geauga County Prosecutor David Joyce has been selected to replace U.S. Rep. Steve LaTourette (OH-14) on the ballot as the Republican nominee for his seat. He was selected by the GOP chairmen and central-committee secretaries from Lake, Geauga, Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Portage, Summit and Trumbull counties, which are represented -- in full or in part -- by the 14th district during a meeting Friday afternoon in the Willoughby Hills Community Center. Joyce was nominated by Ashtabula County GOP Chairman Charlie Frye. "His 24 years of service as prosecutor in Geauga County has been exemplary," Frye said. Joyce was the only person nominated. The board then voted for him unanimously. Joyce has been the Geauga County prosecutor since 1988. He had an …
Dave
7:45 am on Sunday, December 16, 2012
I hope he really means it when he says he wanted to run because of the students. I hope he goes to Columbus and works for reasonable education reform, but more importantly works for fair and adequate school funding. However, I have my doubts. The Republicans seem to have this plan to make public education fail so they can create a private, charter school system while using public money to make … more ›