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Anyone else get this in their inbox?

Anyone else kinda pissed about this coming from the University mailing 
list? I'm not one for political preachings. Never-the-less my spam 
filter marked it junk.

Mael.

TO:  Case Faculty and Staff

      On Tuesday, November 4, Ohioans will have an opportunity to help 
create thousands of new high-paying jobs without raising taxes, by 
voting "Yes" on Issue 1.

      Issue 1 is the only statewide issue on the ballot. It will allow 
the state to issue $500 million of bonds to help create new high-paying 
jobs and bring state-of-the-art products to market. Issue 1 does not 
raise taxes now or in the future, as repayment of the bonds has already 
been factored into the state's long-range financial plans.

      Issue 1 is the final part of Governor Taft's Ohio 3rd Frontier 
Project that will generate $6 billion in new investment for Ohio's 
economy. According to an independent study, Issue 1 will help create 
more than 30,000 jobs in Ohio.

      Issue 1 is endorsed by the Ohio Chamber of Commerce and has 
received tremendous support from business and labor, Republicans and 
Democrats, and education leaders throughout Ohio. Almost every major 
newspaper in the state has endorsed Issue 1.

      Issue 1 will provide financial assistance to support "science and 
technology based research and development purposes," including 
biomedical and other research, new product development and 
commercialization, and support for public and private institutions of 
higher education, among others.  Passage of State Issue #1 would help 
support Case's current and future efforts in these areas.

      We are strongly supporting Issue 1 because it will stimulate much 
needed economic growth in our state. It will lead to a more dynamic 
economy and help improve the quality of life for all Ohioans. We urge 
you to vote "Yes" on this important jobs creation issue.

      You can find more information about Issue 1 at 
http://www.ohiobusinessvotes.org and then click on "Election Issues." 
You do have to register to access the site, but there is no cost to do 
so and your information will not be distributed to any other entities.

      Please remember to vote "Yes" on Issue 1 on November 4.

President Edward M. Hundert, M.D.