Issue 1: Cutting through the 'double talk.' 11 things to know before voting
Here are the A-to-Z of Issue 1, despite all the double-talk about out of state special interests trying to hijack the Ohio Constitution, Thomas Suddes writes
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Here are the A-to-Z of Issue 1, despite all the double-talk about out of state special interests trying to hijack the Ohio Constitution, Thomas Suddes writes
On Aug. 8, voters in Ohio will head to the polls for an unusually timed constitutional amendment ballot referendum that, if passed, will require that all future amendments to the state constitution reach a 60% threshold in a statewide vote.
It's -- you know, i'm so optimistic about this country and, you know, we always talk about the mlk quote that he liked to say about justice, you know, the arc of history bending toward justice. i will say, over the past seven, eight years, at least in the trump wing of the republican party, it's taken a massive, wicked, depressing detour, and yesterday was another example of that. >> i mean, it's 6:35, and the republicans have taken my breath away three times already in this show. >> yeah. >> trump, the people on the biden districts voting for the abortion amendment, and then this man talking ...
Arguing that the bill signed by Gov. Jim Pillen last week instituting a 12-week abortion ban as well as restrictions on trans youth care violates the state Constitution on single-subject law, the ACLU has filed a lawsuit challenging its legality.
Arguing that the bill signed by Gov. Jim Pillen last week instituting a 12-week abortion ban as well as restrictions on trans youth care violates the state Constitution on single-subject law, the ACLU has filed a lawsuit challenging its legality.