The Democrat running for Congress in Trumbull County convicted of false voter registration has been sentenced to begin serving a 30-day jail term four days after the November election. A judge in Lake County, Ohio on Thursday ordered that 42-year-old Brian Kenderes begin serving the sentence on November 9, five days after the General Election. Kenderes, of Strongsville, pleaded “guilty" earlier to the charge following an investigation conducted by the Lake County Sheriff’s Office. Kenderes was turned in by relatives who told deputies that he registered to vote falsely using their Mentor, Ohio address in Lake County when he lives outside the 14th district in Cuyahoga County. Kenderes was unopposed in the primary race for the Democratic party’s nomination to run for Congress in Ohio’s 14th district, which encompasses far Northeast Ohio, including Trumbull County. Incumbent Rep. Dave Joyce handily won the Republican nomination for reelection. In addition to the jail sentence, Kenderes has been placed on probation for two years. Today’s Paper 2024 Elections|Ohio 14th Congressional District Election Results https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/11/05/us/elections/results-ohio-us-house-14.htmlShare full articleAdvertisement 243,427 +63.4% 63.4% Brian Bob KenderesB KenderesKenderes Democrat Dem 140,431 +36.6% 36.6% Total reported 383,858 *Incumbent Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors The Democrat running for Congress in Trumbull County will be sentenced on July 25 after pleading guilty to one count of false voter registration of Strongsville pleaded “guilty" to the charge in Lake County Common Pleas Court According to an investigation conducted by the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Kenderes was turned in by relatives who told deputies that he registered to vote falsely using their Mentor Ohio address in Lake County when he lives outside the 14th district in Cuyahoga County Kenderes was unopposed in the primary race for the Democratic party’s nomination to run for Congress in Ohio’s 14th district Dave Joyce handily won the Republican nomination for reelection This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Four candidates are vying for control of the 7th U.S Congressional District in what has become a crowded race The Democrat Matthew Diemer is running against Republican Max Miller But two write-in candidates running as independents−Vince Licursi and Brian Kenderes−hope to provide a third option for voters Miller was not available for comment and did not respond to email requests More: On the ballot: General election 2022: Here's what's on the ballot in Ashland, Wayne and Holmes counties The newly drawn district runs from Southern Cuyahoga County through the entirety of Medina and Wayne counties into a northern sliver of Holmes County Matthew DiemerCleveland-native Diemer's top issues include women's rights such as abortion access focusing on clean energy and protecting Social Security benefits means expanding insurance coverage via Medicaid while capping the costs of medicine "My girlfriend works at MetroHealth in Cleveland; most of her patients come there by foot carpool or (use) public transportation," he told a group of voters at a League of Women Voters Candidates Night "A patient was kicked out to free up a bed at 3 a.m and their only way home was public transportation." He said patients shouldn't be removed from hospital beds with no dependable way home he hopes to bring the different communities of the 7th district together Diemer said he has experience in urban and rural communities "I lived in many of these places, some of my mentors are from rural communities," he told the Daily Record in April "No one wants to see anyone else's point of view," Diemer said in April "I want to navigate solutions and work together." The first of two write-in candidates is Vince Licursi Licursi joined the congressional race because he believes voters should have more options at the polls and wants to see defense-related spending reduced "I could not find a single politician that wanted peace," said Licursi who has worked in sales and distribution and is a school baseball coach "War costs trillions in damages and over 200 people per day are paying for it with their lives." he hopes that withdrawing from conflicts will bring about a lower cost of living and better living standards in the U.S the two are not mutually exclusive," he wrote on his campaign website "Peace brings global stability and a better life for everyone." He said eliminating tariffs would ease international tensions and help Ohio workers he wants to remove the federal income tax overtime Licursi would aim to mandate personal finance lessons and physical fitness programs this would address personal debt and a growing "health problem." Licursi said he would donate 100% of his congressional pay to local organizations Fraternal Order of Police and Global Peace A self-described moderate conservative Christian the 40-year-old Kenderes aims to be a write-in alternative option for Republicans tired of extreme politics 6 and Max Miller," said the Brunswick native and chairman of I Can Schools "Christians can't support traitors like Max Miller Kenderes said both men tried to undermine democracy by stoking an insurrection in Washington and I have called out the church saying we can't support Trump or Max Miller," he said "The Church needs to lead the Republican party away from Trump." Despite this divergence from other Republicans "I 100 percent agree that we need to end abortion but we need to do it responsibly," he said foster and support services for mothers and children He also wants to improve legislative oversight of the judicial branch citing activist judges who "make up laws." With a background as a care coordinator at Applewood Centers but we need to educate the population and help people by planning and walking them through times of crisis," he said "I'm very open with my mental health; I have PTSD and it's a constant fight." While he also hopes to address inflation and focus on clean energy Kenderes said he wants to do all of this with bipartisan support "I like Diemer's moderate approach because I think bipartisanship will make us a family," Kenderes said "The Trumps and the Max Millers are tearing that family apart." Max Miller started his career in the United States Marine Corps Reserve before becoming an aide to President Donald Trump When he declared his intention to run in 2021 Trump quickly endorsed his former senior adviser Miller serves on the United States Holocaust Memorial Council His website outlines several key policies he would support if elected Miller would support restarting construction on a border wall with Mexico to limit immigration and take aim at corporations that limit free speech. He would support legislation that would ban Critical Race Theory in schools and limit "anti-American propaganda," a reference to Trump's controversial 1776 Project He "wants to get gender ideology out of schools," according to his Twitter, referencing anti-LGBTQ efforts in schools and library systems He would limit federal spending and oppose movements to defund the police To learn more about Miller's campaign, visit his website ‘…I consider Miklós Horthy a Hungarian patriot…after the unfair and distorted portrayal of Horthy thanks to new assessments of his character as well as political and historical analyses a fair public image of Miklós Horthy and the eponymous era can be formed…’* the former Regent of the Kingdom of Hungary was forced to emigrate after World War II—he settled in Portugal and died there in early 1957 which was under Soviet occupation from 1945 until the fall of communism the Communists did everything in their power to ensure that Horthy lived on in the public consciousness as a fascist leader the opportunity arose to clarify the historical role of the Regent and His reburial took place 30 years ago in the small town of Kenderes On 4 September 1993, the ashes of Miklós Horthy and their son Miklós Jr were laid to rest in the family crypt in Kenderes the centre of the former Horthy family estate died in Portugal in 1957 and was originally buried there One of his last wishes was for his ashes to be brought home once his beloved country was liberated from Soviet occupation he wrote: ‘My thoughts from the shores of the Atlantic are constantly drifting home to the banks of the Rivers Danube and Tisza which for me cannot be replaced by the most beautiful country in the world the element of life so beloved of my original vocation The sea is deep and infinite… but deeper is my love for my homeland and greater is my longing for the Hungarian land and the Hungarian people!’ Horthy’s ashes were finally brought home three years after the regime change which was not organized by the state but held as a private function was attended by more than 50,000 people—several ministers of the government and members of parliament were present as well a eulogy was given by the representative of the Order of Vitéz founded by the Regent the Regent’s daughter-in-law Mrs István Horthy The words of the grandson had perhaps the greatest impact on those gathered together or watching the ceremony on television who view his grandfather’s life and politics differently from those who sympathise with him He called on his fellow countrymen to look forward and unite for the future rather than to engage in heated debates about the past As a result of the distortions and lies of Communist historiography many people have attributed to Horthy all the wrong decisions made by the governments in power between 1920 and 1945. However, thanks to source-based, unbiased, and objective research, it can now be clearly shown that the Kingdom of Hungary, which lost World War I, suffered the mutilation of the country by the Trianon Treaty and the resulting economic crisis underwent significant development between 1920 and 1937 Another accusation levelled against the period between the two world wars is that of ‘Horthy fascism’ which again shows a serious lack of knowledge neither fascism—an Italian peculiarity—nor national socialism developing in Germany gained ground in Hungary although the country was no democracy in the 21st-century sense which I think it would be a mistake to blame Hungarian society for in hindsight This incitement against the Regent has sometimes physical consequences: for example standing in front of the Church of Homecoming in the 5th district in Budapest on an enclosed private property belonging to the Reformed Church Miklós Horthy was born in Kenderes on 18 June 1868 A naval officer in the Austro–Hungarian Navy he served as aide-de-camp to Francis Joseph between 1909 and 1914 he was the last commander-in-chief of the monarchy’s Navy he was promoted to vice admiral by the newly crowned Charles IV of Hungary following 133 days of communist dictatorship he consolidated state power and played a major role in putting the Kingdom of Hungary back on its feet he served as Regent of the Kingdom of Hungary he was not found guilty of war crimes; however he lived the rest of his life in exile and died on 9 February 1957 in Estoril his ashes were not brought home until Soviet troops withdrew from Hungary The views expressed by our guest authors are theirs and do not necessarily represent the views of Hungarian Conservative Hungarian Conservative is a quarterly magazine on contemporary political philosophical and cultural issues from a conservative perspective The Hungarian Paralympic Committee has announced with deep regret that the founder icon of powerlifting in Hungary Gabor Kenderes passed away on the 10 July 2015 The well-known and internationally acknowledged coach died after long lasting serious illness at the age of 66 The first Hungarian powerlifting competition was organised by him in 1986 He participated in six Paralympics as head coach a bronze medallist in the sport at the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games Hungary successfully organised Powerlifting European Championships in 1993 I would sit in the back of classrooms and not talk to people that I didn't know The Department of Political Science celebrated the MPA program’s 50th Anniversary with a reception and hooding ceremony and announced a new discounted tuition rate for government employees a WKU senior in Communication Sciences & Disorders found her calling in speech-language pathology and global insight—from Kentucky to London and beyond The times for the Thursday meetings of the Western Kentucky University Board of Regents have been adjusted The Board will enter closed session at 1:00 p.m. immediately followed by committee meetings in the Martin Regents Room of Jody Richards Hall “I use the leadership skills I’ve learned in my classes and through ROTC to help me effectively complete my duties as a soldier in the KY Army National Guard." Western Kentucky University revealed renovation plans today for the historic Cherry Hall "As someone deeply interested in languages I knew mastering Chinese would open doors to research opportunities WKU grad Teresa Kirby will join the Department of Political Science this fall WKU students finished second and sixth in the third multimedia competition of the 2024-2025 Hearst Journalism Awards Program WKU School of Nursing and Allied Health is excited to announce the launch of its Online RN to BSN program designed to support working professionals seeking to advance their nursing careers through a flexible and comprehensive curriculum View Archive Some of the links on this page may require additional software to view Marking the 30th anniversary of the reburial of Miklós Horthy Minister of Construction and Transport János Lázár laid a wreath at the mausoleum of the Horthy family in Kenderes on 4 September During his remarks delivered at the ceremony the minister stated that the former Regent ‘was an exceptional statesman and a heroic soldier.’ According to the minister Horthy saved the country in 1919 from the fate that ‘the Western great powers’ had in store for Hungary There were no other members of the government present at the ceremony apart from Lázár but other representatives of the ruling party did attend the former Minister of Agriculture in the Orbán government and current parliamentary representative for Fidesz who serves as the deputy chairman of the Horthy Miklós Foundation referred to the former governor as one of the most significant Hungarian politicians of the twentieth century Lázár wrote on Facebook: ‘One more reason to visit Kenderes The [renovated] Kenderes train station is a fitting place for the new railway history exhibit ion of the Transportation Museum This is because the city’s history cannot be mentioned without recalling the Horthy family’s memory This exhibition pays tribute to István Horthy It conveys the message that if there are young hardworking individuals willing to serve the public interest over personal gain then the country’s reconstruction and development are possible in any situation.’ A kenderesi vasútállomás méltó helye a Közlekedési Múzeum új vasúttörténeti kiállításának… David Pressman spoke out on the X (formerly Twitter) social platform The ambassador wrote: ‘Miklós Horthy was complicit in the slaughter of Hungary’s Jewish population during the Holocaust The United States is concerned by the participation of a senior Orbán government official in efforts to rehabilitate and promote his brutal legacy.’ Miklós Horthy was complicit in the slaughter of Hungary’s Jewish population during the Holocaust The United States is concerned by the participation of a senior Orbán government official in efforts to rehabilitate and promote his brutal legacy In overgrown lots across Detroit, two 26-year-old transplants to the city are nurturing dreams of beautifying neighborhoods and giving back to their adopted hometown. who spent years living in Morocco and elsewhere have pooled their money and won grants to start Lots of Love Detroit a lawn equipment/tool lending library on wheels Neblett and Kenderes bought a used ice cream truck and are seeking donations of lawn equipment and tools is to bring their mobile tool-lending library to Detroit block clubs free of charge to clean up some of the city's 100,000-plus vacant lots "We're both young and we have the energy .. and we just want to do good work," said Neblett who moved back to Michigan from a Chicago job to get a master's degree in urban planning at Wayne State University a Virginia native who has a master's degree in social work from the University of Michigan did an internship in Detroit and decided to put down roots I've moved 21 times across five continents There's really a deep sense of community here unlike anywhere else I've ever seen so I definitely wanted to stay and be a part of that," said Kenderes who moved often because of her father's U.S The duo are symbolic of many women of the so-called Millennial generation value pursuits that have an impact on community and make a difference "Becki's a social worker and she focuses on people And I'm an urban planner and I focus on places," Neblett said "So it's a really good partnership in the aspect that we bring people to places to build community and really make an impact on where we are." Neblett and Kenderes met through their jobs at the Grandmont-Rosedale Development Corporation which helps spur development and preserve those neighborhoods in northwest Detroit They stress their Lots of Love project is separate from their day jobs Sometimes when at volunteer cleanup projects they'd lament how much faster the work would go "if we just had one more lawn mower "Every time we were doing cleanups," said Neblett the more people can be equipped to make quick work of beautifying a neighborhood The pair will provide the Lots of Love service for free driving their truck to neighborhoods on upcoming Saturdays "If you're just mowing the grass on a vacant lot on your block or building a community garden your group can contact us and we can bring the tools that you need directly to you," explained Neblett "We want to take something that's a burden," said Kenderes The pair won about $900 in April when they presented the LOL plan to Detroit SOUP — a grassroots micro-loan group that encourages attendees at monthly meetings to vote and donate proceeds to the night's best entrepreneurial pitch They've received another grant from the Awesome Foundation which will pay for yard signs to proclaim "This Lot has been Loved." They've scoured Craigslist for cheap deals on good equipment scoring an industrial lawn mower which can cut 6-foot tall grass and 2-inch thick growths The suburban seller gave them a big discount when he heard about Lots of Love "The thing people want most — next to crime going away — is a lawn mower," said Amy Kaherl Right: far-right rally during unveiling of Horthy bust in Csókakő 2012 (Attila Kisbenedek/AFP via Getty Images) In 1941, Hungary deported around 22,000 Jews to Ukraine, where they were killed by German and Ukrainian collaborators. In 1944, Hungary deported 437,402 Jews 568,000 Hungarian Jews were murdered in the Holocaust Budapest has at least three plaques honoring Horthy located on the Military History Institute and Museum; Veres Péter Street; and Szabadság Avenue A hotel in the city has a Horthy bust as well Horthy also has streets in Kunhegyes and Páty Note: The Lillafüred and Nagymágocs plaques were added to this entry in January 2023; the Csátalja and Szekszárd busts were added in August 2023 Baja and 102 other towns — A bust of Albert Wass (1908–1998) poet and antisemite who served in the Nazi-allied Hungarian army Despite being condemned as a Nazi collaborator by the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Hungary’s Jewish communities, Wass wasn’t deported due what the State Department claimed was lack of evidence. This is an all-too-common occurrence among Western governments, which allowed thousands of Nazi collaborators to enter their countries. See the introduction section for more on this Note: the Budapest District XII and Pálosvörösmart monuments were added to this entry in January 2023 Note: the entry below was added during the January 2022 project update Hungary’s rehabilitation of Nyírő, which extends to putting his work in school curricula, led to denunciations from the local Jewish community as well as Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel Wiesel’s letter returning a Hungarian state award in protest of See the Romania section for Nyírő honors. For the battle over Nyírő glorification, see the short documentary “Nyírő Jòzsef, Szeklers’ Apostle?” by Alexandru Iacob (with English subtitles) Lev Golinkin is a regular contributor to the Forward whose work has also appeared in The New York Times I’d like to ask you to please support the Forward American Jews need independent news they can trust At a time when other newsrooms are closing or cutting back the Forward has removed its paywall and invested additional resources to report on the ground from Israel and around the U.S rising antisemitism and polarized discourse This is a great time to support independent Jewish journalism you rely on See our full guidelines for more information, and this guide for detail about canonical URLs subject line “republish,” with any questions or to let us know what stories you’re picking up Copyright © 2025 The Forward Association CalgaryNewsPuppeteers based in Calgary celebrating 25 years of artistryBy Kevin FlemingPublished: February 06, 2025 at 5:28PM EST Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved Portugal) was the naval officer of the Austrian-Hungarian Navy the adjutant of Franz Joseph between 1909 and 1914 and the last lieutenant-general of the fleet as a rear admiral The king promoted him to vice-admiral after the world war He consolidated state power after the fall of the proletarian dictatorship following WWI He was the Regent of the Kingdom of Hungary between 1920 and 1944 He died in his emigration in Portugal and was re-buried in 1993 in Kenderes Turul.info writes that Miklós Horthy was born as the fifth child (out of nine) of a mid-landowner family His father lived an active public life; he was a Calvinist diocesan guardian and the member of the upper house His mother led the household and took part in the managing of the farm The parents paid a lot of attention to the upbringing and education of their children Miklós chose the military career following his brothers and the wish of his father He applied to the Imperial and Royal Nautical Academy of Fiume in 1882 His outstanding sport achievements (in sailing appealing manners and knowledge of foreign languages made him a warmly welcomed man in companies Emperor and King Franz Joseph promoted Miklós Horthy lieutenant-commander to be his adjutant in 1909 He learned a lot by the side of the emperor After the outbreak of WWI he applied for war service After WWI he returned to his land in Kenderes and lived through the chaotic conditions of the country there He obeyed the calling word of the nation and arrived in Szeged on the 6th of June with which he marched into Budapest on the 16th of November The capital city welcomed him with utter enthusiasm The National Assembly elected Vice-Admiral Miklós Horthy as the Regent of the Kingdom of Hungary on the 1st of March military recovery of a country that lost a war white terror and the Czech-Romanian intervention With hard work he managed to restore the prestige of Hungary and successfully consolidated the country He gave back the national self-esteem of Hungarians and never gave up on reuniting the Hungarian nation Hungary started to fall into line with the level of development of the western states in a relatively short time (after 6-8 years) The Hungarian pengő became one of the strongest currencies in Europe and kept its stability until the end of WWII According to turul.info, world-famous factories started functioning in the country (Ganz Richter etc.) and the continent’s first underground railway line the world’s first telephone newscaster centre Europe’s single opium producer factory were opened medical care and public safety were organised Horthy and the Hungarian government were on a waiting viewpoint but our country was only a small figure on the politic-military chess table of great powers it seemed like it was impossible for him to have a word in what was going on in Hungary after the German occupation His call-off try failed and Gestapo kidnapped Horthy’s son on the 15th of October 1944 and delivered him to a concentration camp The regent had no other choice than to renounce on the 16th of October he tried to do whatever he could for his country The news of the revolution of 1956 uplifted him first but he crashed down physically and spiritually after the squelch of the war of independence and even though doctors claimed that he had no organ failure He chose the cemetery of Lisbon himself and said: “I want to lie here until I’m taken back home to a free Hungary” His wish was fulfilled on the 4th of September “The sea is deep and endless…But my love for my homeland is even deeper which draws me back home to Hungarian land and the circle of the Hungarian nation and website in this browser for the next time I comment Y"},"category":false,"taxonomy":{"active":false,"name":"category"}},"markup":{"custom_html":true,"wpp-start":"","wpp-end":"<\/ul>","title-start":"","title-end":"<\/h2>","post-html":"{thumb} {title} {stats}<\/span>{excerpt}<\/p><\/li>"},"theme":{"name":""}} You have successfully joined our subscriber list © 2025 DailyNewsHungary | All rights reserved Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.