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Ohio’s next governor will help shape how, when and under what rules about 8 million registered voters cast ballots.

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

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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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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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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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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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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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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 governor approved an Ohio bill intended to strengthen first responders’ work and protections.