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Ohio abortion vote warns Republicans to figure out message to keep women voters - Vimarsana News

Ohio abortion vote warns Republicans to figure out message to keep women voters

Abortion rights supporters in Ohio secured a significant victory last week, and Republican women voters in the GOP stronghold might have played a crucial role, signaling challenges for the party on the matter in 2024.

Ohio students say they never received mail-in ballot ahead of election - Vimarsana News

Ohio students say they never received mail-in ballot ahead of election

Ohio student voters, who are set to vote on the protection of access to abortion services in the state and the legalization of marijuana Tuesday, are reporting they never received a mail-in ballot.

JD Vance urges Ohio to vote 'no' on abortion ballot measure: 'This is not about freedom' - Vimarsana News

JD Vance urges Ohio to vote 'no' on abortion ballot measure: 'This is not about freedom'

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) urged Ohioans to vote "no" on a ballot measure that would circumvent state law and allow unrestricted abortion access.

Ohio Special Election 2023 Results: Voters reject GOP-backed Issue 1 that would have made it tougher to protect abortion rights - Vimarsana News

Ohio Special Election 2023 Results: Voters reject GOP-backed Issue 1 that would have made it tougher to protect abortion rights

In the Ohio special election 2023 results, voters rejected Issue 1, a GOP-backed measure that would have made it harder to pass abortion protections.

Source: abc7ny.com
Ohio Issue 1 election fueled by national groups and money - Vimarsana News

Ohio Issue 1 election fueled by national groups and money

Opponents argue that a yes vote would give “special interests the winning advantage.”

Source: wtae.com