A 2010 Look Back: The State Bills That Died
Monday, December 27, 2010 at 9:00 AM
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Download MP3More than a dozen important bills got halfway through the Ohio legislature this year…and then died. One big reason? Republicans controlled the state senate, while Democrats dominated the House. As part of our look back over the year in state government and politics, statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports on several major proposals that did not pass.
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