Summit County Council OKs political activity ordinance SSNL Akron Leader Publications
DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County’s adoption Aug. 29 of revisions to a county ordinance will restrict some employees’ political activity.
The county’s classified employees are affected by the ordinance, which will still allow them to vote, express opinions, give financial contributions to candidates and organizations, circulate petitions for nonpartisan issues, attend political rallies, sign petitions, display political materials in the home or on property, wear political badges and place stickers on personal vehicles, and serve as a precinct election official.
Prohibited activities include candidacy for office in a partisan election, circulating petitions for candidates in partisan elections, serving in an elected or appointed office on any partisan political organization or political action committee supporting a partisan activity, partisan activities at the polls and participation in political caucuses of a political nature.
Voting against the ordinance was Tim Crawford (D-District 7), who had proposed during a previous meeting an amendment that added unclassified employees as well. During the meeting, Crawford did not put forward his amendment, which was discussed during a committee meeting last week.
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