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Greg Harris (Ohio politician)
Greg Harris was an American politician of the Democratic party and was a member of Cincinnati City Council. He lost the November 2009 election to keep his seat on Council.
== 2004 Congressional race ==
As director of a local public policy organization, Harris was well known in political circles but had little public name recognition. He focused his 2004 race on voter registration and turnout, and his surprising performance encouraged the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) to target the race in 2006. Harris decided against another race against Chabot despite support from Paul Hackett and then-Congressman and future Ohio Governor Ted Strickland.
Late in the 2004 campaign, Harris was named to Howard Dean's "Dean Dozen," although this "net-roots" support was too late to change the outcome of the election. While Ohio's First congressional district is largely Catholic and right of center, Harris ran as an unapologetic progressive. He was outspoken in his opposition to the war in Iraq and supportive of such causes as universal health care, energy independence, campaign finance reform, and increased education funding. Harris was endorsed by the progressive Cincinnati weekly newspaper, ''CityBeat'', as well as the region's African American newspaper, the ''Cincinnati Herald.''
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