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Ohio Governor-elect Amy Acton told CBS Mornings she doesn't plan to speak to Vivek Ramaswamy following his "despicable" campaign ad.
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Ohio Democrats saw a massive success statewide at the polls on Tuesday, with the party taking seats held by Republicans for decades. That win was driven by voters ages 18-29, who contributed to a 37-point swing. A sea of change arrived in the Buckeye State, propelled by younger Ohioans, but what […]
Pickerington City Schools is suspending all non-varsity athletics and other extracurriculars following a narrow levy loss in Tuesday's election.
WASHINGTON — Ohio Democrats had a historic election night, winning nearly every statewide office and flipping several congressional seats that Republicans had held for years. But political analysts caution that Ohio’s dramatic switch towards Democrats amid a national backlash against GOP policies doesn’t make Ohio a purple state, or return it to its status as an electoral bellwether, after ...
According to unofficial counts from the Stark County Board of Elections, Stark didn't vote like the rest of Ohio. See a breakdown of major races.
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Amy Acton’s winning strategy didn’t require some brilliant new theory of Ohio politics. It required showing up, over and over, in places Democrats too often surrender without a fight. Today in Ohio hosts Thursday had a blunt assessment of why she succeeded where others failed: She did the work. Hosts Chris Quinn and Leila Atassi argued that Acton’s victory demonstrated the value of an approach ...
As a result of Tuesday's election, Democratic votes will now be needed to override governor’s vetoes in the Ohio General Assembly. Here's an explainer.
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