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Meeting of Ohio map-drawing panel goes nowhere as members can't select co-chairs - Vimarsana News

Meeting of Ohio map-drawing panel goes nowhere as members can't select co-chairs

The first meeting of the Ohio Redistricting Commission in 16 months was supposed to be short and organizational, but the map-drawing panel's session was cut short when members were unable to pick the co-chairs who would lead the panel.

Source: wysu.org
Analysis Shows Republicans Have Ramped Up Efforts to Curtail Ballot Initiatives - Vimarsana News

Analysis Shows Republicans Have Ramped Up Efforts to Curtail Ballot Initiatives

GOP lawmakers "have become increasingly hostile to the ballot measure process," the Democracy Docket analysis noted.

Money from outside Ohio in Issue 1 battle renews calls for campaign finance law changes - Vimarsana News

Money from outside Ohio in Issue 1 battle renews calls for campaign finance law changes

The dark money in the Aug. 8 special election has brought back concerns about out-of-state money in Ohio politics. Some Issue 1 critics say lawmakers should focus on campaign finance reform instead of taking power away from citizens.

Source: wysu.org
Common Cause Ohio gathers to discuss Issue 1 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Common Cause Ohio gathers to discuss Issue 1 | News, Sports, Jobs

Common Cause Ohio, a non-profit and non-partisan voter advocacy organization, is encouraging Ohioans to vote no on Issue 1. The organization coordinated a

Householder trial exposed dangers of dark money and lack of safeguards - Vimarsana News

Householder trial exposed dangers of dark money and lack of safeguards

The trial of former House Speaker Larry Householder and former Ohio Republican Party Chair Matt Borges showed ways in which powers were abused and oversight was absent.

Source: wosu.org