60% constitutional amendment threshold is bad for Ohio
Ohio lawmakers should not place a proposal for a 60% constitutional amendment threshold on the August ballot. If they do, voters should reject it.
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Ohio lawmakers should not place a proposal for a 60% constitutional amendment threshold on the August ballot. If they do, voters should reject it.
A group of Republicans are hitting the campaign trail, but instead of stumping for the GOP, they’re urging voters to back Democrat Tim Ryan.
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