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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”
Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal
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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
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Coalition of More Than 1,000 Ohio Doctors Calls on Gov. DeWine to Answer Questions About Abortion Laws
Ohio Physicians for Reproductive Rights asked the governor to state his position on various proposals including one bill “that would declare a fertilized egg to be legally the same as a human being.”
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Ohio Auditor Keith Faber Floated a Bizarre Election Fraud Theory Involving the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections
It came at a Tea Party event
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Documents: 10-Year-Old Wasn’t Only Ohio Minor Forced to Travel for Abortion After Being Raped
Other Ohio minors were denied abortions due to state’s ‘Heartbeat Law’
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With Ohio Abortion Law Paused, Providers in Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania Plan Next Steps
Clinics are “triaging” patients, caring first for those who may be approaching gestational limits or who have dicey medical conditions
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Ohio Foodbanks Will Have to Wait for Much-Needed Federal Dollars
Foodbanks have asked the state for the money, but it hasn’t materialized.
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Gov. Mike DeWine Claims “Great Progress” for Ohio Families. The Data Says Something Else
The state’s most vulnerable are worse off than when DeWine took office
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Fifty Years In, Death Penalty Still Unworkable, Group Says
11 exonerations mean one wrongful conviction for every five that have been executed since Ohio restarted the death penalty