2023 election

Hamilton County GOP chairman Russell Mock is usually an upbeat person, but he knows full well how bad Tuesday's election was for the local party.

Some expected Beshear would struggle to expand on his narrow 5,136 vote margin of victory from his 2019 race against former Gov. Matt Bevin — speculation fueled by a late poll suggesting he was in a dead heat with challenger Daniel Cameron.

We discuss Issues 1 and 2, the Kentucky governor's race and the big issues on the ballot in Cincinnati.

The official closing of the sale will take place no later than March 15, 2024.

Only 10 candidates — just one a non-incumbent — were on the ballot for nine Cincinnati City Council seats.

Three Democrats — Eve Bolton, Kendra Mapp and Ben Lindy — won seats on the Cincinnati school board.

Voters approved a boost to separate levies supporting the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library.

Issue 23 amends the city charter to create new rules for citizens who want to put their own amendment on the ballot, plus several other "clean-up" measures.

An effort to change Cincinnati's charter and raise the city's income tax to fund affordable housing fell short at the ballot box.

It was clear from start that Ohio Right to Life and its allies knew they couldn't win on the issue of women's reproductive rights.