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Fairness PAC
Announces 2010
Endorsements
Vote Tuesday, November 2
In the race for Mayor of Louisville, C-FAIR endorses Greg Fischer with fervor. Time and
again, Mr. Fischer has made strong statements in favor of Fairness issues, including fierce support of Metro
Louisville's Fairness ordinance, marriage equality, and a commitment to offer domestic partner benefits to
city employees should he be elected mayor. The C-FAIR board has also been incredibly impressed with Mr.
Fischer's legions of faithful volunteers, his ability to effectively raise campaign funds at the grassroots level,
and his proactive engagement of constituencies all across the Louisville community to develop comprehensive,
informed policies to address issues important to our city.

Conversely, Mr. Fischer's Republican opponent, Councilman Hal Heiner, who did not return a
C-FAIR candidate questionnaire, has been staunchly anti-Fairness his whole tenure on Louisville's Metro
Council. Councilman Heiner voted against gay rights when the city's Fairness ordinance came before the
council in 2004, and he contributed $20,000 of personal funds--more than any other donor--to support
Kentucky's constitutional amendment banning gay marriage that same year. Councilman Heiner has repeatedly
made statements in opposition to anti-discrimination Fairness laws by citing "current federal protections" that Democrat Greg Fischer
for Mayor of Louisville
he claims preclude the need for state and local laws, a blatant mistruth. Jackie Green, a Fairness suporter and
Independent candidate for mayor, also interviewed with the C-FAIR team.
Read More About C-FAIR Midterm Election Endorsements at www.Fairness.org!
Marty Meyer – KY State Senate District 38 Judge Olu Stevens – Circuit Court Judge Division 6
Rep. Tom Burch – KY House of Representatives District 30 Judge Brian Edwards – Circuit Court Division 11
Nellie Draus Stallings – KY House of Representatives District 32 Judge Jennifer Bryant Wilcox – District Court Judge Div. 7
Rep. Jim Wayne – KY House of Representatives District 35 Judge Sheila Collins – District Court Judge Division 10
Rep. Darryl Owens – KY House of Representatives District 43 Judge Sadiqa Reynolds – District Court Judge Division 11
Rep. Joni Jenkins – KY House of Representatives District 44 Deana McDonald – District Court Judge Division 13
Greg Fischer – Mayor of Louisville Stephanie Pearce Burke – District Court Judge Division 14
Ken Herndon – Metro Council District 6 Judge Katie King – District Court Judge Division 16
Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh – Metro Council District 9 Judge Erica Lee Williams – District Court Judge Division 17
William Cohen – Metro Council District 17 PVA Tony Lindauer – Property Valuation Administrator
Justin Chelf – Metro Council District 19 Attica Scott – Jefferson County School Board District 1
Jeff. Cty. Atty. Mike O’Connell – Jefferson County Attorney Debbie Wesslund – Jefferson County School Board District 3
Though they face no opposition in the General Election, C-FAIR also issues statements of support for these champions of Fairness:
Rep. Mary Lou Marzian – KY House of Reps. District 34 Rep. Reginald Meeks – KY House of Reps. District 42
*Please Note: C-FAIR is a state political action committee, and cannot make endorsements in federal election races.

Please Log On to www.Fairness.org to Learn More About These Developing Stories:

Hate crimes in the Germantown neighborhood? Police continue to investigate. FBI offers support. Community responds.
Gay teen suicide: a growing epidemic. Five teenage boys bullied for their perceived sexual orientation take their lives in one month.
Louisville's Best Nonprofit! For the first time, the Fairness Campaign is voted Louisville's "Best Nonprofit" by LEO Weekly readers.
AIDS Quilt in Bloomington, IN Nov. 13. Fairness plans a trip to view the AIDS quilt. Bus tickets are only $15! Call 502.893.0788.
2263 Frankfort Ave., Louisville, KY 40206 . 502.893.0788 . Fairness.org . Twitter.com/FairnessCamp


2263 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, KY 40206
VOTE Tuesday, November 2, 2010 –
C-FAIR Midterm Election Endorsements Inside!
PLAN TO ATTEND THESE UPCOMING FAIRNESS EVENTS
★ Saturday Academy - Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30,
11 a.m.-2 p.m., DuValle Education Center, 3610 23, 1 p.m., Open Door Community Fellowship,
Bohne: "African American History" focus.
★ KY Commission on Human Rights 50th
Anniversary Civil Rights Conference -
Oct. 13-15, KY Int'l Convention Center: $25/
day, www.KCHR.ky.gov or 502.595.4024.
★ Louisville Youth Group Anti-Bullying
Forum - Oct. 15, 4 p.m., Metro United Way,
334 E. Broadway: A solutions-focused forum.

★ 'What the Bible Says/ Doesn't Say' - Oct.
3938 Southern: Rev. Dr. Lisa Davison, speaker.
★ 'Unsung Hero' - Oct. 23, 8 p.m.
(7:30 p.m. cocktails), Actors Theatre, 316 W.
Main Street: Honor Fairness co-founder and
former co-coordinator Jeff Rodgers. See Below.
★ ACLU-KY Bill of Rights Dinner - Oct. 28,
6 p.m., Downtown Hyatt, 320 W. Jefferson:
$60, www.ACLU-KY.org or 502.581.9746.
'Unsung Hero'
a theatrical tour de force honoring
JEFF RODGERS
Saturday, Oct. 23, 8PM
Actors Theatre
Victor Jory Theatre
316 W. Main St.
$20-$100 suggested contribution
Join us for a truly memorable evening
of fun, entertainment, surprises, and
cocktails to honor Fairness Campaign
co-founder Jeff Rodgers' unparalleled
service to the mission of Fairness.
Hosted by Aletha Fields. Doors at 7:30
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★ Dismantling Racism Committee - Nov. 3,
Dec. 1, 6:30 p.m., Intersection in UofL's Red Barn.
★ 4th Annual Anne Braden Memorial Lecture -
Nov. 5, 6 p.m., UofL's Comstock Hall: Dr. Bernice
Reagon, speaker. Free, refreshments provided.
★ KY Alliance Unity Dinner - Nov. 13, 6 p.m.,
Hotel Louisville, 120 W. Broadway: Dr. Boyce
Watkins, speaker. $45, 502.778.8130.
★ Visit Facebook.com/FairnessCampaign or
www.Fairness.org for more news and events!
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