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Former Ohio governors against raising constitutional threshold - Vimarsana News

Former Ohio governors against raising constitutional threshold

Bob Taft, John Kasich, Dick Celeste and Ted Strickland all spoke out against the Republican-backed proposal to raise the threshold to 60%.

Source: wkyc.com
Ohio's Bob Taft opposes making constitutional changes harder - Vimarsana News

Ohio's Bob Taft opposes making constitutional changes harder

The Ohio Senate approved a resolution last week that would raise the threshold for citizens to pass future changes to the Ohio Constitution from 50%-plus-one to 60%.

Source: 10tv.com
Former Ohio Gov. Bob Taft weighs in on hot-button constitutional amendment reform plan - Vimarsana News

Former Ohio Gov. Bob Taft weighs in on hot-button constitutional amendment reform plan

Former Republican Ohio Gov. Bob Taft has voiced opposition to the Legislature's plan to raise the vote threshold for new constitutional amendments.

DeWine says he'll sign August elections bill, after signing earlier law eliminating most of them - Vimarsana News

DeWine says he'll sign August elections bill, after signing earlier law eliminating most of them

Republican Ohio lawmakers are considering a bill that would create a special August 2023 election to put a constitutional change before voters in advance of November election.

Source: wyso.org
Former Ohio governors against raising constitutional threshold to 60%, August vote - Vimarsana News

Former Ohio governors against raising constitutional threshold to 60%, August vote

A group of Republican Ohio lawmakers are dead set on raising the threshold for passing amendments to the state constitution and resurrecting an August special election to do so. But some in the party aren’t comfortable with such an aggressive maneuver. Monday, former Ohio Governor Bob Taft, a Republican, spoke out forcefully against it.