The election for Cincinnati City Council has come and gone, and we came up short. I want to start by thanking the many volunteers, donors, friends and family who supported my campaign. Thank you all for the effort you gave to my campaign. We would not have been able to accomplish what we did without Read More »
Mike Allen for Cincinnati City Council
“Crime remains the most important issue facing our community. My experience as a judge, police officer, prosecutor and criminal defense attorney will allow me to tackle this issue in a way that finally works for Cincinnati.”
Mike Allen has dedicated his adult life to serving Cincinnati.
- Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge
- Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney
- University of Cincinnati/City of Cincinnati Police Officer
- University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees
- United States Army Reserve, Judge Advocate General's Corps, Captain
Crime is the most important issue facing Cincinnati. Mike Allen has participated in every facet of the criminal justice system. From his years as a police officer, judge, prosecutor, and defense attorney, Mike will bring solutions that will keep Cincinnati safe.
Mike Allen also recognizes the financial realities facing Cincinnati. As someone who has balanced a government budget before, Mike knows the key to balancing the books is focusing resources on our core needs. The current council's record of continuing shortfalls shows that real leadership, and not the continuous denial of the Cincinnati's dire financial straits, is needed at City Hall.
Recent News
Thank You
The polls are closed and the counting has started. Mike’s campaign would like to thank the many volunteers who worked the polls from start to finish. They talked to thousands of voters today, handed out countless postcards, and even made some new friends. Without their help today, and throughout the campaign, we would not have Read More »
Media Coverage on Crime Plan
Examiner.com, which is a web site that covers news in markets across the country has picked up on Mike’s plan to battle crime in our city. To see the entire story, click here.
Mike’s Plan to Fight Crime
Mike Allen is a former police officer, judge and prosecutor. Mike currently is a criminal defense attorney. No one in Cincinnati has experience in all four of these areas of criminal law. He co-authored an article that was published in the Journal of Community Corrections about how to better prepare convicted felons to re-enter society Read More »
Mike’s Newsletter
Our most recent newsletter has landed in mailboxes across the globe. Be sure to subscribe. We have more coming!
Enquirer Response
Each week, the Cincinnati Enquirer has asked candidates to answer a question. I had a response for this week’s question typed out, but I neglected to send it to them. Below is this week’s question and the response I had prepared. “As council works to fill its deficit for 2012 ($33 million currently the official, Read More »
We Need Your Help
We are getting closer to Election Day, and we will need your help on November 8. First, and most important, Vote for Mike Allen for Cincinnati City Council. We know this race will be tight, and Mike needs your help to get over the top. We need volunteers to pass out cards to voters at Read More »
Touching Enquirer Story
I’ve been involved in every aspect of criminal law. Today’s Cincinnati Enquirer has a story about a case I was involved with earlier this summer. I have never seen anything happen like this in my years as a police office, judge, prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. I hope that both Courtney and Mrs. Dalhover can Read More »
Mike to Debate SB 5 on Friday
Just a reminder, Mike Allen will be speaking for the repeal of SB5 at the Western Economic Council. Here are the details: Location Twin Lanterns (6191 Harrison Avenue) Time 7:30 am: Coffee reception 8:00 am: Breakfast buffet 8:30 am: Debate For reservations, contact Mike Robison (reservations@westerneconoimccouncil.com). It is expected to be a sell out, so Read More »
Statement on the Passing of Carl Lindner, Jr.
“I am deeply saddened to hear of Mr. Linder’s passing. He was truly a good and generous man. He was your friend in good times and bad. He did so many things for this community, most of which he did without fanfare or recognition. He will be truly missed.”
Paid for Mike Allen for City Council, 810 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. Tim Heldman, Treasurer.
