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California Lawmakers Debate Privacy Rights of Recall Petitioners Proposed legislation in California that would allow targets of future recall movements to identify and contact petition signers to potentially change their minds sparked lengthy debate in a recent state Senate committee meeting. Senate Bill 663 (SB 663) would provide data access to recall targets, allowing them to contact petition signers and correct any potential misleading information they might have received from signature gatherers. Sen. Josh Newman (D-Fullerton), who authored the legislation, said voters are often tricked i...

Jim Nolan / WVXU Two weeks before the May 4 mayoral primary, WVXU begins examining Cincinnati political corruption in a series called "Trust In Local Government – WVXU's Public Integrity Project." Longtime politics writer Howard Wilkinson starts the series Monday, April 19, with a look at when Cincinnati was ruled by corrupt political bosses and how it led to the adoption of the council-manager form of government in the 1920s. On Monday at noon, Cincinnati Edition host Michael Monks interviews council members Christopher Smitherman and Betsy Sunderman about their charter amendments to...

Axonius nabs $100M at a $1.2B valuation for its asset management cybersecurity platform Remote work has become the norm for many businesses in the last year, and today a startup that has built a cybersecurity platform to help manage all the devices connecting to organizations’ wide-ranging networks — while also providing a way for those organizations to take advantage of all the best that the quite fragmented security market has to offer — is announcing a major round of funding and a big boost to its valuation after seeing its annual recurring revenues grow ten-fold over 15 months. Axon...

It’s time for Summit County to get over itself and lift the restrictions. The public health crisis is long gone, and what remains is a liberal Democratic government at the local, county and state levels...

January 27, 2021 - 8:13pm Since the insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6, numerous corporations and trade groups have condemned the violence and have taken steps to hold accountable those tied to what will forever be a stain on our democracy. A large number of corporate PACs are also suspending, pausing, and reviewing contributions to those in Congress who voted against certifying President-elect Joe Biden’s victory. But what about the American Legislative Exchange Council’s(ALEC) funders? ALEC, an ostensibly nonpartisan pay-to-play operation where legislators and corporate lobbyists ...