SUDDES: Special elections flip-flop highlights Republican fears of abortion rights amendment
Some members of the legislature and at least one statewide elected officeholder must think Ohio voters are stupid. Or have amnesia.
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Some members of the legislature and at least one statewide elected officeholder must think Ohio voters are stupid. Or have amnesia.
DeWine opposes the amendment proposal. He said the state's abortion laws need to hold up to court scrutiny.
There was no income tax cut in Gov. Mike DeWine's initial plan, but Republicans in the House and Senate have said they want to see one.
Income tax cuts have been a feature of Ohio's two-year state budgets since 2005, though a tax cut was delayed in 2009.
It’s going to be warm this weekend, so take advantage of both the higher temps and the recent rain.