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Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose postures as some national spokesperson for election integrity, but he's revealed himself to be a ruthless right-wing reactionary attacking voters, elections, and representative government every chance he gets, writes Editor David DeWitt.
In January, Ohio enacted what’s been called one of the most restrictive voter-ID laws in the country. Public records obtained by the OCJ show how the law moved through the process, with lawmakers often ignoring moderation suggestions.
Three cheers for Greater Cleveland Republican Maureen O’Connor, the recently retired chief justice of Ohio’s Supreme Court: She said earlier this month she wants to take part in an effort
Every day anecdotes emerge from Ohio's billion-dollar bailout bribery trial showcasing gargantuan levels of arrogance, corruption, and enabling among energy executives and Ohio's most powerful Republican politicians, writes OCJ Editor David DeWitt.
In October 2019, as a battle raged over an attempt to repeal a $1.3 billion utility bailout, a FirstEnergy executive worked to keep the name of a senior aide to Gov. Mike DeWine off of a $10 million infusion of corporate cash into the fight.