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Sherrod Brown turns to unions in Senate comeback effort
Elections and votingAfter losing his Ohio Senate seat in 2024, Brown is looking to union voters to help return him to Washington.
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After losing his Ohio Senate seat in 2024, Brown is looking to union voters to help return him to Washington.

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Ohio’s governor has approved a temporary gas tax pause that will remain in place for 90 days.

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Ohio’s governor signed a bill temporarily suspending the state gas tax for 90 days.

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The governor has approved an Ohio gas tax measure that creates a temporary 90-day pause.

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The new state law pauses Ohio’s gas tax for 90 days in an effort to reduce fuel costs.

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The school approved a tax reduction for Anduril while facing its own need for more money.

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Gov. Mike DeWine announced another round of economic development grants intended to benefit Ohio’s Appalachian region.

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Republican Josh Williams is among 10 candidates listed for Ohio’s 9th Congressional District general election in 2026.

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The Ohio Republican said Democrats would impeach President Trump again if they win House control in the November midterm elections.

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The advice comes as rural Appalachian counties draw attention in the governor’s contest between Vivek Ramaswamy and Amy Acton.

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Newly filed indictments accuse 18 providers of Medicaid fraud, moving the allegations into the criminal court process.

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New indictments accuse 18 health-care providers of defrauding Medicaid, beginning a criminal court process in Ohio.

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Seven people from Northeast Ohio face Medicaid fraud allegations in a case not directly connected to an election or candidate.

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A federal appeals panel reversed an order that had blocked Ohio’s citizenship-document rule for voter registration at BMV offices.

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A 2-1 ruling restores Ohio’s proof-of-citizenship requirement one month after a lower court temporarily blocked the voter ID law.

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Frost is one of 10 candidates listed in the contested 2026 election for Ohio’s 9th Congressional District.

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NEC announced that the Ohio Attorney General’s Office will move to the Integra-ID 7 biometric platform through a software-as-a-service model.

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Vivek Ramaswamy’s plan could bring Ohio lawmakers back to Columbus next week to consider temporarily suspending the state gas tax.

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Legislative leaders said lawmakers could return next week to consider a gas-tax plan requested by Republican gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy.

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No named poll or specific election supports the claim that Ramaswamy’s odds of winning in Ohio reached an all-time low.

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The state’s plan would connect Wright State and Wright-Patterson, with Ohio funding facilities and the federal government overseeing operations.

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Democrat Daniel Burket is one of eight candidates in Ohio’s contested 5th District U.S. House race in 2026.

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A second Ohio man has been indicted and arrested in connection with the 1995 homicides of a mother and her young son.

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Republican Jullie Kelley is one of 10 candidates listed in Ohio’s contested 6th Congressional District race.

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Two people face allegations that they defrauded investors through a Ponzi scheme in Ohio.

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Wilmington voters will not decide proposed data center regulations through the November ballot.

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The law requires registration and disclosures for third-party lawsuit funders and bars foreign participation in such funding.

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House Bill 462 lets Ohio students, schools and camps use FDA-approved epinephrine devices beyond auto-injectors.

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The justices left in place a lower court ruling against required U.S. Postal Service screening of mail-in ballots.

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The proposal would restrict international student-athletes’ participation in college sports, but it would not change current rules unless enacted.