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August 9, 2023
Ohio voters overwhelmingly rejected a ballot initiative conservatives have said was intended to protect the state from a radical liberal agenda.
August 9, 2023
The majority of Columbiana County voters overwhelmingly said yes to State Issue 1 at the polls on Election Day, but the majority of absentee and in office ballots reflected a majority of no votes. Gradually as the votes came in from the precincts Tuesday night, the margin grew closer and with 57 of the 73 […]
August 9, 2023
With 5,083 out of 8,885 precincts in reporting, 1,128,590 Ohioans cast "no" votes against and 862,675 Ohioans cast "yes" votes in the Aug. 8 Special Election for State Issue 1.
August 9, 2023
As of 9 p.m. Tuesday, the Ohio Secretary of States website is reporting election results that indicate State Issue 1 Elevating the Standards to Qualify for an
August 9, 2023
Tamie Wilson, an Ohio Democrat, called Lake out over social media after Ohio voters rejected a GOP-backed proposal in Tuesdays special election.
August 9, 2023
Ohio politicians and organizations are sharing their reactions after voters rejected Issue 1 Tuesday.
August 9, 2023
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Voters across Ohio rejected Issue 1 Tuesday by a 14% margin, 57% to 43%. This keeps in place the simple majority currently required to pass amendments to the constitution. If it had passed, Issue 1 would have made it more difficult for an abortion rights amendment to pass in November. Groups […]
August 9, 2023
​Ohio voters have determined that amending the state's constitution will not be made more difficult, defeating Issue 1 in Tuesday's special election.
August 9, 2023
LISBON — The majority of Columbiana County voters overwhelmingly said yes to State Issue 1 at the polls on Election Day, but the majority of absentee and in o
August 9, 2023
LISBON — The majority of Columbiana County voters overwhelmingly said yes to State Issue 1 at the polls on Election Day, but the majority of absentee and in o