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The requirement of 3,000 signatures from registered voters, more than other major cities in Ohio, is an endeavor that takes significant planning, coordination and man power.
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Senators are weighing in on the $74 billion state budget plan that makes tax cuts and overhauls school funding.
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Matt Huffman, president of the state Senate, proposes asking voters to approve a different timeline for drawing Congressional maps.
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He is the first Democratic to announce his candidacy for Sen. Rob Portman's seat in 2022. Four Republicans are already in the running.
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The Democratic mayor of Dayton, a two-time candidate for the post, so far faces Republican opponent Joe Blystone, a business owner and farmer. Gov. Mike DeWine says he will run for re-election.
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Communicator and author David Murray, of Hudson, looks at a fractured nation.
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Communicator and author David Murray, of Hudson, looks at a fractured nation.
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The well-funded candidate and former social worker says as mayor one of his areas of focus will be reducing crime.
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The board still plans to buy new voting machines in preparation for the next general election.
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The state's threshold for ending health orders may not be low enough to prevent a resurgence, according to Smith.