Creatures
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The proposed constitutional amendment that would have changed the way Ohio redraws legislative and congressional districts was turned down by Ohio voters.
The group that’s backing a proposed change to Ohio’s constitution over redistricting is putting ads on the air statewide. Opponents insist the ad is misleading.
Now that Ohio voters have overwhelmingly rejected the collective bargaining law, there’s talk of the GOP-dominated legislature pushing some of the law’s most popular parts.
Election Day follows months of heated campaigning and debates over limiting the collective bargaining rights of Ohio’s public employees.
Both sides of the collective bargaining law have events scheduled on the day before Election Day.
The group made famous in a Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance is now funding ads in support of Issue 2.
With less a week before Election Day, Ohio Public Radio’s Bill Cohen brings us an overview of one of the most controversial ballot efforts in modern Ohio history.
The Republican presidential candidate threw his support behind collective bargaining changes a day after saying he didn’t have a position on Issues 2 or 3.
A Senate Bill 5 supporter and opponent debated the measure at the WOSU Studios at COSI Tuesday night.
Opponents of Senate Bill 5 and Issue 2 have increased their lead to 25 percent in the last poll.