How Republican counties voted on Issue 1. Even in red states like Ohio, where Trump won by 8 percentage points in 2020, abortion rights is an issue that pulls support from independents and even ...

Catherine Turcer, executive director of Common Cause Ohio, one of the principal organizations in support of Issue 1, said she understands why the Ohio Republican Party is so worried about the ...

POWELL, Ohio — Republican leaders and conservative think tanks are warning voters that outsiders are looking to influence Ohio elections with millions of dollars pouring into Issue 1, an under ...

Former Ohio Republican Party Chairman Bob Paduchik, a leader in opposing Issue 1, praised Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose and the Ohio Ballot Board for "having the courage to be honest about ...

Ohio's former chief justice backs Issue 1. Former Ohio Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor, a respected jurist and Republican, ruled against her own party's maps all seven times before a maximum age ...

The Ohio Republican Party and state’s chief elections officer have done everything in their power to push a false narrative to voters about Issue 1, the Citizens Not Politicians ballot issue.

Oct. 11—LIMA — Ohio Republican Party leaders expressed their opposition to State Issue 1's attempts to change redistricting during a visit to Lima on Friday morning. Attendees gathered at the ...

Ohio's former chief justice backs Issue 1. Former Ohio Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor, a respected jurist and Republican, ruled against her own party's maps all seven times before a maximum age ...

Ohio Republican Party Chairman Alex Triantafilou speaks to a crowd at the Lazy Chameleon in Powell, Ohio, for the party’s last stop on the “Vote NO on Issue 1” bus tour ahead of the 2024 ...

Ohio's former chief justice backs Issue 1. Former Ohio Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor, a respected jurist and Republican, ruled against her own party's maps all seven times before a maximum age ...

Ohio needs Issue 1. News Sports Counties Business Music ... Democratic and Republican lawmakers nationwide consistently show they're more interested in protecting their seats and helping their party.