OFCC PAC is proud to endorse Allen Roy's campaign to become the next Ohio House Representative in Toledo's District 47.

Roy is committed to being a strong advocate for Conceal Carry Reform and self-defense rights in the Ohio House.

OFCC PAC believes his election will ensure continued strong support for Ohio CCW initiatives in the House.

Roy's opponent is a Toledo city councilman. He led the fight to ban handguns in Toledo and currently has his sights on banning rifles in the city as well. Alarmingly, he says he wants to take his "vision" to the State House.

All indications point to this as a very close race, where doing a little can help a lot!

Click on "Read More" link to view a personal letter from Mr. Roy.

According to poll results, published Monday by The Columbus Dispatch, Gov. Bob Taft has widened his lead in his bid for re-election. Taft, a Republican, was favored by 51 percent of those questioned. Tim Hagan, his Democratic opponent Nov. 5, was supported by 40 percent, with 2 percent for independent John Eastman and 7 percent saying they didn't know who they'd vote for.

Read the story on the full poll in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

OFCC PAC Commentary:
While stretching the lead from 8 pts. to 11 is an accomplishment, this is still an unbelievably tight race. Judging by money and name recognition alone, this should be a 25pt. spread.

Voters are obviously showing signs of displeasure in Taft, but fortunately more and more seem to realize that the alternative is a far worse option.

Read how Tim Hagan really feels about HB274 and Conceal Carry Reform in Ohio.

According to poll results, published Monday by The Columbus Dispatch, Lt. Gov. Maureen O'Connor has opened up a 17-point lead over Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Tim Black, 43 percent to 26 percent. 31 percent of the respondents were undecided when asked to pick between O'Connor and Black.

Read the story on the full poll in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

OFCC PAC Commentary:
The battle for the undecideds is expected to become intense in the final weeks of this race. According to a recent report, the Democrat party bolstered the campaign treasury of Supreme Court candidate Janet Burnside by $65,000 in September.

Name recognition is going to be key to winning this race. If you can display a yard sign on your property, or if you can also help distribute them to others in your community, email us immediately at info@buckeyefirearms.org.

The tightest statewide race of the fall campaign appears to be between an incumbent Ohio Supreme Court justice and her challenger, according to a newspaper poll.

The poll results, published Monday by The Columbus Dispatch, show the race between Justice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton and Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Janet Burnside to be a virtual tie.

Burnside's edge over Stratton was 25 percent to 23 percent -- just within the mail survey's 2.6 percentage-point margin of sampling error.

More than half of the respondents said they are undecided in the Stratton-Burnside matchup.

Read the story on the full poll in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

OFCC PAC Commentary:
We need every available pro-Conceal Carry Reform person to help make sure the 50% undecided in this race know about and vote for Evelyn Stratton. Name recognition is going to be key to winning this race. If you can display a yard sign on your property, or if you can also help distribute them to others in your community, email us immediately at info@buckeyefirearms.org.