O'Neill/Fingerhut '92

Check out this 1992 photo featuring Bill O'Neill and former Congressman Eric Fingerhut, in what was the first election for the 14th Congressional district.

All-Star Rally for Change!

Bill O'Neill is joined by Hillary Clinton and Ted Strickland today at Lakeland Community College.

Bill on Daily Kos!

A diarist at Daily Kos highlighted Bill's race today, you can check out the diary HERE. They specifically mentioned the great article from Cleveland Scene magazine profiling Bill which came out yesterday.

Our Closing Argument

Take a listen to our newest radio ad by clicking HERE, and chip in a contribution to help us keep it on the air.

The Change We Need

Bill O'Neill speaks in Willoughby last Friday about the need for universal healthcare.

Bill has been dubbed a healthcare hero by the California Nurses Association and the National Nurses Organizing Committee for his championing of universal healthcare. To check out more pictures from the event, click HERE.

Shawn O'Neill

Shawn O'Neill carries on the family tradition, serving with honor in Iraq.

Katie’s Brigade to Target Stow, Twinsburg

Katie O’Neill (pictured center above), community activist from Portland, Oregon and daughter of Bill O’Neill, will be making the trip across the country for the final stretch of the campaign to join the O’Neill for Congress team.

Katie will be leading “Katie’s Brigade” in Stow and Twinsburg, launching a two-week house-to-house effort to reach 5,000 households in the area. She will join forces with a group of her former classmates from the 1992 campaign, including her twin brother Shawn, a United States Air Force and Iraq veteran, along with Brandon O’Neill of Kent State University, Nick and Matt Brown of Geneva Neighbors and Kent State University, and Kevin Hogan, starting tackle for the Kent State Flashes. Members of the UAW Twinsburg local, IBEW local, SEIU local, AFSCME/OCSEA, Summit County Labor Council, OEA and OFT teachers will also be taking part in the campaigning efforts in Stow and Twinsburg.

Stow, with a population of 32,000, represents 5% of the district. Twinsburg is also an important target, with a population of 18,000.

The goal of Katie’s Brigade is to send 50 volunteers to visit the homes of 5,000 registered Independents and Democrats between October 20 and November 4.

Justin Barasky

Press Secretary