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Southwest Ohioans Unite In Concern For Country’s Future
The 39-year-old Trotwood woman’s absentee ballot arrived a couple of days earlier, but she still hadn’t filled it out.
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A Plot To Kidnap Michigan’s Governor Was Planned In A Ritzy Columbus Suburb, Prosecutors Say
This summer, a cabal of a least 15 extremists meeting in Dublin, Ohio began crafting a violent plan to “storm” the Michigan state Capitol...
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Why Aren’t Ohio’s City Budgets Collapsing Under COVID-19?
Gloom and doom about Ohio fiscal prospects did not materialize.
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LaRose: Boards Of Elections Can Have Extra Drop Boxes At Their Offices
Voters advocates have wanted more ballot drop boxes to be installed throughout Ohio to allow for more convenient absentee voting.
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Early Voting In Ohio Begins Today; Here’s Where You Can Go
Today is the first day Ohioans can cast their ballots for the 2020 General Election.
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‘I Just Don’t Trust The System Any More’: Voters On Edge As Election Nears.
A vastly underfunded and decentralized electoral system that could take days and possibly weeks to certify results.
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Election Violence In November? Here’s What The Research Says
After Kenya’s 2007 election, as incumbent President Mwai Kibaki declared victory, the opposition alleged the election had been rigged.
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Small COVID-19 Numbers Reported In Schools, With Some Spikes
Schools across Ohio have largely seen single-digit amounts of COVID-19 cases, but the state has not been without its spikes.
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Many Ohio Counties Need More Poll Workers, Is Yours One Of Them?
Ohio voters need your help.
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State Auditor Is Probing Covid-19 Data, But Won’t Give Details
The Ohio Auditor of State declined to reveal any findings of his probe into Ohio’s coronavirus data, despite touting the ongoing audit a ...
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How An Ohio State Senator And 33 Family Members Caught COVID-19
It started with a funeral.
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Decimated Local Governments Can Still Create Jobs
Ohio is experiencing the most unique unemployment event in its recorded history.
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Senate Committee Passes Firearm Dealer Protection, Resolution Against Police Defunding
A bill to bar public officials from closing down licensed firearm dealers passed through committee this week.
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During Coronavirus, Food Insecurity, Poverty Spiking — And It’s Getting Worse
New economic research indicates that the economic impact of coronavirus was mitigated to some extent by this spring’s robust governmenta ...
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New Fiscal Impact Analysis Shows Ohio Can Save Big With Bail Reform
On any given day in Ohio, as many as 12,000 people are held in jail pretrial.
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DeWine: Bill To End COVID-19 Emergency Order Doesn’t End The Threat
The legislative effort to undermine Gov. Mike DeWine’s coronavirus pandemic response continues.
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Study: 96% Of Black Lives Matter Protests Have Been Peaceful In Ohio
The vast majority of nationwide Black Lives Matter protests have been peaceful, including those in Ohio, according to a new study.
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Pandemic Historian To DeWine, Leaders: ‘Just Tell The Truth’
John Barry’s advice to officials responding to COVID-19 starts simple.
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Don’t Let Covid-19 Prevent Your Child’s Annual Doctor Visit
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the way of life in Ohio, our country and across the world.
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Republicans On Ohio Controlling Board Reject Prepaid Postage For Voters
A majority of Ohio Controlling Board members are not convinced there is a need to make voting by mail more convenient.
