by David Esrati | Mar 13, 2026 | Esrati on Jobs, Ohio 10, 2026
This question came up in the League of Women Voters survey, and then I got a loaded “survey” from an organization calling itself “Numbers USA” which was political division bait. I chose not to return the survey, but thought I’d share my...
by David Esrati | Feb 11, 2026 | Esrati On Economics, Ohio 10, 2026
I say what Columbus is afraid to say out loud The Dayton Daily News did something unusual today. They ran my op-ed that does not blame “greedy teachers” or “bad levies” or “lazy homeowners.” They ran my position that points the finger at the real culprit: the way Ohio...
by David Esrati | Apr 22, 2022 | Esrati on Campaign Finance, Issues, Ohio 10 - 2022
The huge push of the Republican party over the last decade has been to make voter registration more difficult, expensive, and controlled- you know, so there can’t be any “voter fraud” or “stolen elections.” When was the last time you...
by David Esrati | Jan 24, 2013 | Esrati for Congress OH-10, Issues
Gary Leitzell beat an incumbent with $17K to her $120K. You wouldn’t spend $450K on a job that pays $48K a year? Well you would if you were Nan Whaley. We have to find better ways to inform voters and discuss our issues. In the past I limited my campaign to $10k...
by David Esrati | Jan 24, 2013 | Issues
The Dayton City Charter needs to be updated to allow citizens to petition their government or to remove elected officials. Currently, due to obsolete language, the charter protects incumbents and the status quo. Read more about this on Esrati.com on changing the...
