MAKE AKRON WORK FOR PEOPLE AGAIN

Putting people first is the hallmark of my political career.  Akron must work for people again! Our beloved City is at a crossroads.  Thus, it is critical to choose wisely on November 7th. I respectfully ask for your vote.

— Linda Omobien

PRIORITIES

  • As a champion for safety, Linda is dedicated to ensuring that our neighborhoods, schools, and public spaces are safe.

  • Linda recognizes the importance of a strong economy. She is committed to working with local businesses and entrepreneurs to promote economic growth in our city. Her vision for a thriving local economy will help ensure our communities remain strong and vibrant.

  • Linda is committed to reducing evictions and ensuring housing stability in our community. She understands that a safe, secure home is essential for every family's well-being and is dedicated to implementing policies that protect renters and promote affordable housing. Linda's priority is to create a city where everyone can live with dignity and peace of mind.

  • As a trained Clinician with the highest Clinical Endorsements and Chair of the Health and Social Services Committee, Linda is in the forefront of fighting these critical issues.

A STRONG FIGHTER FOR WOMEN, SENIORS, CHILDREN, YOUNG ADULTS, FAMILIES, AND THE POOR

Since Linda Omobien’s arrival at Akron City Council, she has introduced numerous resolutions in support of women, children, families, and the poor. She has also been a strong advocate for workers’ rights and gun safety.

Linda is one of the petitioners of Issue 10, the Charter Amendment that created the Akron Citizens’ Oversight Advisory Board.

  • LINDA STANDS GROUND AGAINST DECEPTIVE CAMPAIGN TACTICS

    “Marco Sommerville will never get my endorsement to be the Mayor of Akron or any other leadership position. . I’m not a supporter of Jeff Fusco or Ginger Baylor, either. “

    Open Letter

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    “The candidates running to be the next mayor of Akron took to the stage for the first debate of the campaign…”

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  • Malik, Mosley, Greer offer best hopes for Akron's next mayor

    “Shammas Malik, Tara Mosley and Mark Greer are all candidates not only with fresh ideas and ample energy, but a thorough understanding of Akron's government and issues facing our city.”

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  • Akron's hidden spending looks bad even if it's proper

    “The only routine legal check on that power comes from Akron City Council — where 13 members must approve the city's budget, laws and major decisions such as contracts for spending more than $50,000”

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  • The rate of women dying in childbirth surged by 40%. These deaths are preventable.

    “A new CDC report finds that Black women again face alarmingly high, disproportionate rates of maternal death, which are preventable.”

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  • Omobien Pushes Back: Akron Police Controversy Heats Up

    “Linda Omobien is pushing back hard against allegations from Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan, Police Chief, Steve Mylett, and Fraternal Order of Police President Clay Cozart, that her recent characterization of last year's Akron police shooting of an unarmed black man, Jayland Walker, as "murder" was "irresponsible"“

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