Cincinnati pastor and coffee shop owner, inspired by VP half-brother, runs for mayor to unseat Democratic incumbent.

Cory Bowman, a Cincinnati pastor and coffee shop owner, has announced his candidacy for mayor as a Republican, drawing inspiration from his half-brother JD Vance’s recent inauguration as vice president. Bowman is determined to challenge the Democratic incumbent, Aftab Pureval, in the upcoming election, highlighting his deep-rooted affection for the city and his expertise in economics. Despite Vance’s minimal involvement in the campaign, Bowman is prioritizing key local concerns such as city development, efficient snow removal, and bolstering public safety measures. With a focus on community-centric policies, Bowman’s mayoral bid aims to resonate with voters seeking proactive leadership and tangible improvements in Cincinnati.

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