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Texts Show Close Consultation Between Householder and FirstEnergy Execs on HB6
The texts were presented at court this week
Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal
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PUCO Approves Big Hike in Gas Charges for Ohioans
Fixed monthly charges could jump 50%
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Women in Abortion-Restrictive States Like Ohio Were Already More Likely to Die Before Dobbs
“On nearly every measure, people in banned and restrictive states have worse outcomes than their counterparts in supportive states.”
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New Ohio Voter ID Law Excludes State Veteran IDs
Voters could previously establish their identities not only with valid drivers’ licenses, but also with documents such as utility bills and the county-issued vets IDs
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Whether Someone Is a ‘Noncitizen’ Will Now Be Listed on Ohio IDs and Driver Licenses Thanks to Controversial Voting Bill
Advocates worry the requirement will endanger immigrants
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In a State With One Million License Suspensions, Ohio Voter ID Law Could Depress Turnout
New report says debt-related suspensions affect poor and minorities
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Economists Say Gov. Mike DeWine’s Proposed Expansion of Mental Health Services Will Pay for Itself
In spending $85 million, Ohio could reduce poverty
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Most Ohio Republicans Won’t Disavow Support for Trump
Dave Joyce, for instance, said, “I will support whoever the Republican nominee is”
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Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose Wants to Make it Harder to Amend Constitution. Evidence of a Problem is Lacking
But there are some citizen-initiated amendments coming that LaRose and the state’s other Republican leaders may oppose
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Ohio Activists Plan Abortion Ballot Initiative
“It’s a when, not an if,” especially after the GOP sweep in Ohio Supreme Court races
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Republicans Take All Three Ohio Supreme Court Elections
Results have big implications for abortion, gerrymandering
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While In Effect, Ohio’s Abortion Ban Led to Chaos, Suffering, and Worse Health Care, Doctor Says
The law was recently and indefinitely blocked by an Ohio judge’s ruling