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Voters nationwide decided the fate of several candidates seeking elected office at the state and local levels and weighed in on politically polarizing ballot measures. Here are five takeaways from Tuesday's election results.

ADA, OH (WLIO) - Students at Ohio Northern University are doing research into several sides of Tuesdays election, and what these results could tell us about Ohio voters.

On Tuesday, the pro-life movement suffered yet another defeat at the ballot box. Ohio voters approved by a significant margin an amendment to the state’s constitution enshrining a right to abortion.

A pro-life advocacy group has announced that it has reached over half a million voters in Ohio as it seeks to defeat a ballot measure that would establish a constitutional right to abortion.

The ballot initiative in Ohio was viewed as a bellwether for abortion rights as more states plan ballot measures next year.

Polls show a majority of Ohioans intend to vote for the abortion amendment.

Ohio's Issue 1 was the only abortion measure on the 2023 ballot Tuesday. Voters weigh whether the matter should be in the state constitution.

Key victories in Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia Tuesday once again demonstrated how voters are going to the polls for abortion rights.

Ohio voters approved a ballot measure that will amend the constitution to make abortion a constitutional right in a major blow to the pro-life movement. While pro-life activists expressed profound disappointment at Tuesday’s election results, pro-abortion advocacy organizations celebrated the development. Here are five reactions to the passage of Issue 1.

A majority of Ohioans voted in favor of abortion access and marijuana. But top GOP leaders are already promising to undo the measures.