Ohio Voter Turnout Down, Kasich and Portman Back Trump, FBI Looks for Lakewood Woman, Strongsville Levy: Patch PM

CLEVELAND, OH – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Ohio Patch:

Cuyahoga County 2016 Election: Voter Turnout Down Versus 2012

• More than 50,000 less people cast a ballot in Cuyahoga County in 2016.

Governor John Kasich and Senator Rob Portman Abandon Criticism, Rally Behind President-Elect Donald Trump

• Both Kasich and Portman had condemned the Republican nominee during Trump's campaign.

Police and FBI Seek Public's Assistance in Finding Missing Lakewood Woman Roaa Al Dhannoon

• Missing Lakewood, Ohio, mother Roaa Al Dhannoon, 24, has connections in Detroit and Dearborn, Michigan. A reward is available.

Lakewood Mayor Mike Summers Issues Statement About City's Healthcare Future

• The mayor said he understood why so many residents voted against Issue 64.

Strongsville Approves Renewal of School Levy

• This renewal will provide approximately $7.9 million for District operating expenses through 2023.

Solon Police Looking for Missing Teen

• A 15-year-old girl has been missing since yesterday afternoon.

7 Stories That Have Nothing To Do With The Election

• DIY Thanksgiving centerpieces, Pulse nightclub becomes a memorial, Facebook users live longer, and more.

PUCO Approves Hazardous Waste Training Grant for Chagrin Valley

• The valley will receive $12,000 to assist with the presentation of the 2016 Ohio Hazardous Materials Teams Conference.

» Across America

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• Watch Replay Of Hillary Clinton Concession Speech: 'Donald Trump Is Going To Be Our President'

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