CINCINNATI, OHIO - OCTOBER 2, 2012 -  The Board of Elections is experiencing high voter turn out for the first day of voting in Hamilton County.  Our members must continue to encourage their family members to vote now.  "The Cincinnati NAACP will continue to encourage the Hamilton County Community to vote in high numbers.  The Cincinnati NAACP fifth sleep out at the Board of Elections was successful," Christopher Smitherman, president of the Cincinnati NAACP said. 

CINCINNATI, OHIO - OCTOBER 1, 2012 - The Cincinnati NAACP Membership and community are beginning to line up outside of the Hamilton County Board of Election, 824  Broadway.  Early voting begins on Tuesday, October 2, 2012 at 8AM.  All are encouraged to come down and join the line to early vote.

CINCINNATI, OH--OCTOBER 1, 2012- The Cincinnati NAACP Leadership started sleeping out at the Board of Elections 5 years ago to kick off early voting in Hamilton County.  Our team has been the first to vote each year.  The Cincinnati NAACP Executive Committee saw citizens standing in line to purchase popular phones, books, and video game consoles.  Our right to vote as Americans is more important than any material item and deserves attention.  "We like the fact that politicians and citizens join the Cincinnati NAACP members at the doors of the Board of Elections.  Voting is at the core of the mission of the Cincinnati NAACP.  Most years the weather has not been perfect and tonight will be no different but that does not stop us from voting," Christopher Smitherman, president of the Cincinnati NAACP said.   

CINCINNATI, OHIO- OCTOBER 1, 2012 - The Cincinnati NAACP urges our members and community to vote Yes on the Cincinnati Public School levy Issue 42, Yes on Senior Service levy Issue 50 and Yes on Mental Health Levy Issue 51 and No on Issue 4 that extends 4 year terms to members of City Council. "Our members can print this email and take it with you to the polls," Christopher Smitherman, president of the Cincinnati NAACP said.