The results of a new nationwide survey of 2,094 people reveals which presidential candidate Americans would most like to have a hamburger with. The survey was recently conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of Smashburger, the nation’s fastest growing better burger restaurant.

The survey uncovered the following:

• Nearly 3 in 5, or 59 percent, of U.S. adults would most like to eat a hamburger with President Barack Obama.

• Of the 59 percent, 64 percent hail from the Midwest, 55 percent from the South, 61 percent from the Northeast and 59 percent from the West. 
• Younger adults chose President Obama over their older counterparts, 64 percent of 18-34 vs. 54 percent of those 55+. 
• 66 percent of women 18-34 and 45-54, respectively, would most want to have a hamburger with President Obama over 51 percent of women age 55+.

• Two in five, or 41 percent, want to grab a burger with Governor Mitt Romney.

• Of the 41 percent, 36 percent are from the Midwest, 45 percent from the South, 39 percent from the Northeast and 41 percent from the West. 

• 46 percent of older adults 55+ selected Presidential candidate Governor Romney over 36 percent of  younger adults 18-34. 

• Similarly, 49 percent of women 55+ most want to have a hamburger with Presidential candidate Governor Romney over 34 percent of women 18-34 and 45-54, respectively. 

The survey also found that Bill Clinton is the former U.S. President Americans would most want to have a hamburger with at 22 percent. Other past presidents include Abraham Lincoln, 15 percent, John F.

Governor Kasich, keep Ohio’s promises

Hey Governor Kasich!

The election’s over. Can you PLEASE get off our backs and give Northeast Ohio a chance to move forward?

Ohio’s Republican Governor, John Kasich, has been in office for more than a year. He was elected governor after campaigning for smaller government and a business friendly atmosphere in Ohio to jumpstart our economy.

Well Gov. Kasich, I’m all for smaller government, but your actions and intentions lean toward a bigger, overreaching government.  You policies and actions taken by your administration are choking Cleveland and other cities – big and small – across our great state.

It’s time for our governor to stop being an obstacle for development and allow Cleveland the opportunity to rebuild and rebrand our neighborhoods, our communities and our city.  Cleveland is on the brink of major changes and possibilities.

Congressman Kucinich invited Iraq war veteran and resident of Parma, Mr. Joe Sykes, to attend the State of the Union address tonight.

Congressman Kucinich and Mr. Sykes met earlier today in the U.S. Capitol.

Click here to watch their video they sent to the media.