Former Ohio elected officials urge faith in electoral process
As part of a group “working to restore faith in public elections,” two former Ohio elected officials are urging Ohioans…
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Paid family leave benefits Ohio economy as well as families, group says
An Ohio child advocacy group is making a push for paid family leave, one of many that have been made…
Immigrants contribute billions to Ohio economy, bolster workforce
Immigrants have contributed billions of dollars to the Ohio economy over the years, according to a new national study. The…
Ohio voter outreach groups go door to door to boost education as Election Day approaches
As early voting rolls on, those hoping to galvanize voters of all kinds are working hard to knock on doors…
LGBTQ+ candidates represented in Ohio, national elections
As anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric continues in campaign ads, the November election will be an important test of the country, according to…
Ohio’s six-week abortion ban overturned by Hamilton County judge
A Hamilton County judge has permanently overturned Ohio’s six-week abortion ban that had been tied up in court since its…
Ohio election administrators say their workers are overworked, underpaid, and strained by attacks
Ohio’s local election workers are overworked, underpaid and strained by conspiratorial attacks, and the state could be doing more to…
An issue for them? Ohio’s 50+ women emboldened by Moreno comments on abortion
Ohio women 50 and older are headed to the polls having lived through the days before Roe v. Wade legalized…
Ohio voter advocates say fair maps mean more bipartisanship and logical, representative districts
Ohio voter advocates say gerrymandering robs voters of power, and fair maps mean more bipartisanship from lawmakers and district maps…
Education advocates say Ohio Issue 1 could significantly impact state lawmakers’ priorities
As Issue 1 heads to the polls in November, the process of redistricting will once again be decided by the…
Infant mortality issues see progress over 10 years in Ohio, still more work to be done, study shows
More than a decade of effort to address infant mortality has brought success, opportunities, and “areas where progress remains inadequate,”…
Communities of color, faith, stand behind Ohio Issue 1 redistricting reform
The heads of prominent civil rights and anti-discrimination groups, along with faith-based groups, have joined a list of supporters of…
