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It’s election week, and Ohio voters will head to the polls tomorrow to determine the results of various races and issues. In Central Ohio, there are some ballot items that are especially important for residents to keep an eye on.
Old-school heavy metal. Rock and roll. The song selection was less about musical preference and more about what caused the largest ruckus. "Why do you hate Ohioans so much?" a man yelled through a loudspeaker, carrying a stick affixed with two flags: the Ohio Burgee and the yellow "Don't Tread on Me" flag, a symbol of limited government and gun rights. The crowd gathered outside Republican Gov. Mike DeWine's Cedarville estate wasn't filled with Democrats protesting his signature on one of the nation's most restrictive abortion laws or his support of "stand your ground" gun legislation. In...
View Comments Ohio's Vax-a-Million has been the subject of jokes during late-night talk shows. It made headlines in news outlets across the country, and satirical news source The Onion even took a jab at it. At the forefront of the conversation is Gov. Mike DeWine, who says raffling off $1 million prizes and college scholarships to vaccinated residents will help motivate those who have yet to get the shot. Experts say the program has raised DeWine's national profile a year before his reelection bid and shifted the conversation around COVID-19 in Ohio — but the move is unlikely to ingrat...
Despite criticism, Vax-a-Million raises Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's national profile ahead of reelection bid Haley BeMiller, The Columbus Dispatch © Albert Cesare / The Enquirer Governor Mike DeWine speaks to Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece during his visit to the Hamilton County mobile COVID-19 vaccination site at the Price Hill Library in East Price Hill on Friday, May 7, 2021. Ohio's Vax-a-Million has been the subject of jokes during late-night talk shows. It made headlines in news outlets across the country, and satirical news source The Onion even took a jab at ...
The Columbus Dispatch COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio's Vax-a-Million has been the subject of jokes during late-night talk shows. It made headlines in news outlets across the country, and satirical news source The Onion even took a jab at it. At the forefront of the conversation is Gov. Mike DeWine, who says raffling off $1 million prizes and college scholarships to vaccinated residents will help motivate those who have yet to get the shot. Experts say the program has raised DeWine's national profile a year before his reelection bid and shifted the conversation around COVID-19 in Ohio — but the...