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What Ohio August election means for abortion, outside spending - Vimarsana News

What Ohio August election means for abortion, outside spending

Republicans set an August election for a proposal that would make it harder to amend the constitution. Now what?

How do you eat a national debt-sized elephant? One bite at a time: Capitol Letter - Vimarsana News

How do you eat a national debt-sized elephant? One bite at a time: Capitol Letter

While politicians in Washington are debating the national debt once again, including raising or suspending the debt limit, it can be hard to fathom for regular people how large the $31.4 trillion national debt really is.

PAC pushes to make Ohio constitution harder to amend - Vimarsana News

PAC pushes to make Ohio constitution harder to amend

Republicans said they want to keep special interests out of Ohio’s constitution. But $1 million in ads come from an Illinois billionaire.

Source: woub.org
Illinois billionaire funds effort to make it harder to amend Ohio constitution - Vimarsana News

Illinois billionaire funds effort to make it harder to amend Ohio constitution

The political action committee Save Our Constitution is running ads to pressure lawmakers and Speaker Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) for the resolution requiring 60% voter approval for amendments.

Source: wosu.org
PAC backed by Illinois billionaire pushes for vote on making it harder to amend Ohio constitution - Vimarsana News

PAC backed by Illinois billionaire pushes for vote on making it harder to amend Ohio constitution

The political action committee Save Our Constitution is running ads to pressure lawmakers and Speaker Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) for the resolution requiring 60% voter approval for amendments.

Source: wcbe.org