On Nov. 8, Ohio voters chose candidates in a slate of statewide races. Republicans dominate most of them, with the only wild card being the race for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat between Democrat Tim Ryan and Republican J.D. Vance.
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Anyone who's online and shares information plays some role in shaping whether falsehoods gain traction. Here's some advice on how to share responsibly.
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Hamilton County's only ballot drop box is under 24-hour camera surveillance.
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Pennsylvania, Georgia, Nevada and Arizona are coming into focus in the final days. Plus: where things stand in seven other Senate contests, including Ohio.
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A $2 million ad buy from a Republican PAC attacking Democratic candidates for the Ohio Supreme Court has prompted a letter of condemnation from the Ohio State Bar Association calling the ad "misleading." But the Republican State Leadership Committee won't take the ad down.
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A number of school districts are proposing new property tax levies to cover increasing operating costs, while other school systems are asking voters to renew long-standing levies passed in previous elections.
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Voters will see two statewide issues in the November election which were placed on the Ohio ballot by state legislators through two joint resolutions, passed by a Republican-majority and with support from some Democratic lawmakers.
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Cheney, a Wyoming congresswoman and the daughter of former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney, said Republican legislators have an obligation to hold election deniers accountable to avoid the collapse of democracy in the United States.
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With the Ohio General Assembly having a veto-proof super-majority and funding from the gun lobby, national gun control advocacy groups like Moms Demand Action find it hard to deal with the state's legislature, even with their success in other state capitols.
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The contests for Ohio Supreme Court chief justice and two associate justices have been called one of the most important in the country.
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Two candidates are on the ballot this fall to be the next Hamilton County auditor. Republican Tom Brinkman sat down with WVXU Local Government Reporter Becca Costello to talk about his goals if elected.