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Ohio asked for federal dollars to study expanding Amtrak. Medicaids pandemic benefits are ending, and abortion may be on Novembers ballot.

One group plans to file language for a ballot issue this month and start collecting signatures to put abortion issue before voters in November.

Two groups are collecting signatures to ensure the proposed constitutional amendment makes the ballot

One group plans to file language for a ballot issue this month and start collecting signatures to put abortion issue before voters in November.

“The key battles for reproductive access will be fought at the state level in the next two years and beyond,” Democratic California Attorney General Rob Bonta said.

On Jan. 21, demonstrators took to the streets of downtown Cincinnati to protest their right to an abortion. The event, Bigger Than Roe: Women's March Cincinnati, commemorated the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, and was one of many marches that took place all over the country that weekend. Speakers at the event included Mayor Aftab Pureval and Dr. Nicole King of Ohio Physicians for Reproductive Rights.

Two different groups of supporters of legal abortion are working on plans to put an issue before voters to enshrine abortion rights in Ohio’s constitution.

Since the Dobbs leak in May of last year and the official decision in June, abortion politics have been upended.

A lawsuit against the city of Lebanon has been dropped.

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