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Bizarro Version Of McCarthy Speakership Fight Plays Out In Ohio - Vimarsana News

Bizarro Version Of McCarthy Speakership Fight Plays Out In Ohio

In Ohio, an explosive House speakership election is a through-the-looking-glass version of McCarthy’s woes, and shot through with themes of the Trumpified Republican party.

Stephens chooses a mix of his supporters and Merrin backers for his Ohio House leadership team - Vimarsana News

Stephens chooses a mix of his supporters and Merrin backers for his Ohio House leadership team

COLUMBUS, Ohio (Statehouse News Bureau) -- On Tuesday, the Ohio House holds its first session since Rep. Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) won the vote for speaker over Rep. Derek Merrin (R-Monclo

Source: woub.org
What does it mean that Rep. Jason Stephens is Ohio's new speaker of the House? - Vimarsana News

What does it mean that Rep. Jason Stephens is Ohio's new speaker of the House?

Ohio's new and surprising House speaker should be well-positioned to rebalance the Statehouse lineup, Thomas Suddes writes

Gov. Mike DeWine yet to sign bill preventing city bans on tobacco products - Vimarsana News

Gov. Mike DeWine yet to sign bill preventing city bans on tobacco products

Lawmakers wrote House Bill 513 to ease burdens on wholesale tobacco, Ohio's fourth largest source of tax revenue. However, its fate hinges on an amendment that invites debate on freedom and health.

Source: wcpo.com
Inconsistencies in Ohio's home rule authority highlighted by tobacco legislation - Vimarsana News

Inconsistencies in Ohio's home rule authority highlighted by tobacco legislation

State lawmakers in Ohio have been able to pick and choose which local governments have the authority to pass ordinances, with conservative policies typically passing through and progressive ones being shut down, according to an OCJ/WEWS analysis.