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Most rural areas of Ohio have been voting Republican for decades, but Democrats have been trying to change that.
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Issue 5 on the May 5 primary ballot asks voters if they want to establish a team of clinicians and social workers to respond to non-violent crises in place of police officers.
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Ohio's Republican primary for governor is a few weeks away, but there are few signs that the top candidate sees it as a competitive race.
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Votes for Heather Hill, who's running for the Republican nomination for Ohio governor, won't be counted, though her name and her running mate's name will still be on the statewide ballot.
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Ramaswamy spoke to a crowded Mershon Auditorium at Ohio State University. This is one of the organization's first major events in Ohio since its founder, Charlie Kirk, was assassinated in September.
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A new ad for Republican candidate for Ohio governor Vivek Ramaswamy is misleading in saying Democrat Amy Acton canceled the March 2020 primary.
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More than 15,000 people have voted early as of April 19 in Ohio's most populated county. Voters of all stripes cite contested statewide contests as the main elections drawing their interest.
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Republicans plan big spending to keep Ohio's Senate seat. A bribery scandal adds to their challengesOhio's nuclear bailout bribery scandal is shadowing Jon Husted this election year. The Republican senator has never been charged or accused of any crime, and he's said he wasn't aware of any criminal activity.
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More than 65 groups of local elected officials, unions representing first responders and teachers and others have united against a possible amendment to abolish property taxes in Ohio.
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Former state representative Jay Edwards and Sen. Kristina Roegner (R-Hudson) are facing off in the Republican primary for Ohio treasurer.