Sarah Donaldson
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Statehouse News Bureau
Ohio lawmakers will be summoned back to Columbus on Wednesday for a rare last-minute session, about one month out from the November election, leaders have said.
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We have a new poll to give us an idea of where Ohio voters' minds are as we approach the start of early voting. It is hard to believe, but Ohioans start casting ballots in about two and a half weeks.
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