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Vice president-elect JD Vance resigns from the U.S. Senate

Season 2025 Episode 1 | 26m 46s

Vice-president elect JD Vance resigned from the United States Senate. Vance’s resignation will mean that Gov. Mike DeWine will appoint a replacement. There’s been no shortage of people interested in taking Vance’s seat. On Ideas, we will talk about the shortlist of people who are interested in taking Vance's seat in the Senate.

Aired: 01/09/25
Extras
A marathon session capped the current legislative term in Columbus.
Dimora was among the nearly 1,500 people receiving clemency from the president.
Video footage released raises many more questions about the shooting death a teenage boy in Akron.
The Cleveland and Akron school districts face tough choices despite recent levy victories.
The bill would require transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond to their birth gender.
Ohio went deeper red in 2024 where Republicans dominated nationally and in the state.
Ohio Secretary of State has sued the Dept. of Homeland Security for access to citizenship databases.
Voter registrations are being challenged in unprecedented numbers by activists.
The Browns have decided to move to suburban Brook Park where they envision a domed complex.
The poll found many voters are worried about the economy, immigration and public safety.
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The bill previously known as Senate Bill 83 in the last legislative term is now Senate Bill 1.
We will look back at some of the top local stories of 2024.
A marathon session capped the current legislative term in Columbus.
Dimora was among the nearly 1,500 people receiving clemency from the president.
Video footage released raises many more questions about the shooting death a teenage boy in Akron.
The Cleveland and Akron school districts face tough choices despite recent levy victories.
The bill would require transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond to their birth gender.
Ohio went deeper red in 2024 where Republicans dominated nationally and in the state.
Ohio Secretary of State has sued the Dept. of Homeland Security for access to citizenship databases.
Voter registrations are being challenged in unprecedented numbers by activists.