Sun 9/11
Candidates for office, engaged citizens, and voter registration workers gathered in Euclid’s Triangle Park to talk about the rising threats to women’s reproductive freedom and their access to health care. Among the candidates were Cheryl Stephens, running for lieutenant governor on the ticket with Nan Whaley, county executive candidate Chris Ronayne, attorney general candidate Jeff Crossman, state representative from Euclid now running for state senate Kent Smith, and a group of women doctors fighting to protect patients’ access to the care they need.
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