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Boxes of signatures are delivered to Republican Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office in downtown Columbus, Ohio.
Patrick Orsagos
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Boxes of signatures are delivered to Republican Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office in downtown Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, July 5, 2023. Advocates of enshrining abortion rights in Ohio's constitution delivered nearly double the number of signatures needed to place an amendment on fall statewide ballots.

Ohio election workers are busy verifying nearly one million signatures delivered last week by supporters of abortion rights and legal recreational marijuana.

That’s the first step in determining which constitutional amendments voters will see in November.

An even bigger step comes in August when voters decide Issue 1, a measure to make it harder to amend the state constitution.

If approved, the higher 60% threshold – along with other requirements – could derail both the abortion issue and marijuana measure.

Related - Ohio voter guide: What to know about the August special election

Coming up on our weekly Reporter Roundtable we'll have an election update, plus what the state budget means for Ohioans.

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