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On Aug. 8, Ohio voters will determine whether or not to make it harder to pass future constitutional amendments.
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Legal experts say the resolution passed last week by the Ohio Legislature is illegal.
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Ohio Republicans got their wish Wednesday — a special election in August to vote on a plan to raise the threshold for constitutional amendments to 60%. But the hard part will be convincing Ohioans to vote for it.
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The special election on the resolution to make it harder to amend Ohio constitution will be Aug. 8, but it’s possible it will face a legal challenge.
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Republicans in the Ohio General Assembly want a constitutional amendment on the May 2023 primary ballot that would require a 60% vote for passage of citizen-initiated constitutional amendments. And Frank LaRose is their mouthpiece.
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Secretary of State Frank LaRose, Ohio's chief elections officer, wants to amend the state constitution to require constitutional amendments brought by petition initiatives to garner 60% of the vote to be approved. Voting rights advocates and conservative groups alike are crying foul.
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A proposal to make it more difficult for citizens and groups to put amendments to the Ohio Constitution before voters may be running out of time. It...
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Earlier this month, Ohio voters rejected the latest attempt to change the state constitution through a referendum. Issue 1, a measure to lessen...
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Leaders of the Ohio Legislature say it’s time to look at changing the methods citizens groups are using to try to change the state’s constitution.
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For 160 years, Ohio has had a public school system. Now, an appointed panel of lawmakers, former public officials and well-connected experts are examining…