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SB 341 cleared committee unanimously in June with no public opposition, and Sen. DeMora plans to attach it as an amendment to every floor bill.
Removed from Ramaswamy’s endorsements page, Creech gloated over his defeat and called reporting on allegations involving his daughter “fake news.”
Term-limited Click offered no evidence for his dark money claims, as a source says he plans a 2028 run for the 26th District Ohio Senate seat.
The project is part of an Ohio EPA-mandated sewer plan whose cost estimate has nearly doubled since 2015, from $82.4 million to almost $160 million.
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Miller replaces Susie Wiles days after Latino voters swung 21 points to Democrats in the midterms, and Hakeem Jeffries demanded his firing.
The PBM industry's trade group says the Labor Department rule, covering plans for 136 million Americans, will raise drug costs and may sue.
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Stock's group gave Ramaswamy an A despite his 2020 push for mandatory antibody testing, and Tom Zawistowski now blames party insiders for the loss.
A Heidelberg professor argues 18 million registered Americans skipped the 2024 vote in a race decided by just two million ballots.
An appeals court ruled the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional while Ohio spent $1.17 billion subsidizing private schools in fiscal 2026 alone.
Seven gas plants powering New Albany data centers could emit 11.9 million tons of greenhouse gases yearly, with most approved under an accelerated process skipping public hearings.
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