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David's Speech
February 18, 2010 by Campaign HQ
You can also find a transcript of David's address here
David Pepper Gives State of County Speech
February 18, 2010 by Campaign HQ
In his 2010 State of the County Address, David summarizes the challenges of 2009, and the County's response: reducing the county budget by 22% over two years, fighting for business and jobs with more than 50 economic development projects and 13,000 jobs created or retained, and helping families through tough times with free foreclosure prevention counseling (saving 2,000+ homes over several years) and reducing the cost of prescription drugs.
Off and Running: David Files To Run for Auditor
February 18, 2010 by Campaign HQ
Today, we made it official.  We filed our signatures with the Secretary of State's Office to be on the ballot for this May's primary, and ultimately this November's general election. Thanks to all those who signed and helped gather signatures, and thanks to all I've met for such a wonderful reception.
PD: Pepper "in the best position to win in November"
February 13, 2010 by The Plain Dealer
Article previewing 2010 races states Pepper campaign, "on the campaign trail for eight months already," "is set up to ride a better-than-normal showing in Reagan country to a victory statewide."
DDN: OEA Endorses Pepper for Auditor
February 12, 2010 by The Dayton Daily News
The Ohio Education Association endorsed David for the 2010 State Auditor Race. Great to have the support of teachers across Ohio.
AP: Audit Seat "Appear[s] Headed for a Party Changeover"
January 30, 2010 by The Associated Press
Our 2009 finance report showed far more support than our three current and past opponents combined. Thanks to all who supported our effort.
Tea Party-GOP Split Over Audit Race
January 23, 2010 by CityBeat
According to CityBeat, Tea Party leaders are angry that GOP Chairman DeWine is trying to pit two new candidates against one another for Auditor to spare his cousin a tough primary for Atty General.
New Race, Same Goal -- Fix Auditor's Office
January 20, 2010 by Campaign HQ
Ohio's State Auditor Mary Taylor has announced that she will not seek re-election.  A search is now on for a candidate who wants to be the State's Auditor.