Steve Goodin, former Cincinnati City Council member, has proudly led the Charter Committee of Greater Cincinnati for the past two years. A lifelong public servant—Army JAG Officer, Peace Corps volunteer, prosecutor, and Councilman—Steve brings proven experience in creating change.
He is currently a partner at Porter Wright Morris & Arthur and serves on the Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission, USO Ohio Board, and several other local nonprofit boards.
Dawn Johnson is a wife, mom, small business owner, and fearless community leader running for Cincinnati City Council. As President of the North Avondale Neighborhood Association and a holistic doula, she has dedicated her life to empowering youth, championing wellness, advancing civic development, and creating safer, stronger neighborhoods.
With roots deeply planted in Cincinnati, Dawn is running a heart-centered campaign to uplift voices too often unheard and build a city where every family can thrive.
Don Driehaus is a proven public servant with strong family and community values. He and his wife raised four children in Cincinnati, three of whom still live locally. With 30 years in finance and service on boards including the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority, Bethany House, and the West Price Hill Community Council, Don knows what it takes to get things done for Cincinnati.
Laketa Cole was the first and youngest African American woman appointed to City Council in 2003 and she served as President Pro Tem until she was term-limited in 2010. C= Collaboration, O= Opportunities for everyone, L= Leader who listens, E= Experience with a proven track record. When you go to the Poll VOTE for COLE!!
