Issue 3

Tom Brinkman's ballot initiative has eight proposals to change city government.

A council committee then approved the same amount of money for pedestrian safety projects — an ordinance only proposed as a reaction to the defeated proposal.

Issue 3 is a spate of anti-corruption measures that has attracted attention for reasons other than its intended purpose.

Issue 3, the ballot issue that would have committed the city of Cincinnati to placing $50 million a year into an Affordable Housing Trust Fund, was…

The affordable housing charter amendment on Cincinnati's Tuesday ballot failed with about 73% of the vote in opposition. Issue 3 would have required the…

Cincinnati voters on May 4 will be faced with a decision on Issue 3, a ballot initiative that would direct the city to spend at least $50 million a year…

Affordable housing has become a hot-button issue in Greater Cincinnati over the last few years, garnering media attention, promises from elected officials…

I thought I had seen it all in almost a half century of covering politics, but I can't say I've ever seen anything quite like what is going on in the…

Cincinnati voters will see three charter amendments on the ballot in May's election, including one brought by petitions from housing advocates. Issue 3…

The ballot language for a Cincinnati charter amendment related to affordable housing has been finalized after the Hamilton County Board of Elections…