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'All eyes are on Ohio' as March for Life commences before abortion amendment vote - Vimarsana News

'All eyes are on Ohio' as March for Life commences before abortion amendment vote

An estimated 5,000 Ohioans will be in Columbus on Friday for the state's second annual March for Life rally, nearly one month before the state votes on adding abortion rights to its constitution.

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
Early voters in Lorain County turn out in big numbers - Vimarsana News

Early voters in Lorain County turn out in big numbers

The Lorain County Board of Elections has received more than 16,000 early votes for the special election this month in comparison to about 4,000 early votes in 2022.

State Supreme Court: Ohio abortion question will go forward as single issue - Vimarsana News

State Supreme Court: Ohio abortion question will go forward as single issue

In a blow to abortion opponents in Ohio, a fall ballot issue aimed at enshrining access to the procedure in state’s constitution will not be split into two separate issues — one about abortion, and one about other reproductive healthcare.

Source: 13abc.com
Important deadlines ahead of Ohio's August special election - Vimarsana News

Important deadlines ahead of Ohio's August special election

The GOP-backed proposal to increase the threshold for future amendments from a simple majority to 60% approval is in an effort to thwart a push to enshrine abortion rights in the state in a possible November ballot question.

Source: 13abc.com