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A tie vote? What happens next for this Greater Cincinnati school district levy
Voters split, 620 for, 620 against, in this local school district's levy vote – a "very unusual" occurrence. So what happens ...
LaRose wants to strengthen election commission, not kill it
Ohio Senate President Rob McColley doesn’t share the same concerns about the Ohio Elections Commission as Secretary of State ...
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Secretary LaRose highlights nearly $100M in uncollected fines in call for reform of Ohio Elections Commission
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose called Wednesday for legislative reform of the Ohio Elections Commission (OEC), a 50-year-old panel of bipartisan political appointees responsible for enforcing ...
Ohio Secretary of State calls for reform of 'toothless' elections commission
O hio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has urged legislative reform of the Ohio Elections Commission (OEC), a bipartisan panel ...
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Ohio GOP leaders still want 60% threshold for amendments that come from citizens
Right now, there’s the referendum on Senate Bill 1, and then more than one proposed constitutional amendment: to end ...
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Ohio SOS Frank LaRose joins First News for election talk
First News Senior reporter Gerry Ricciutti sat down with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose ahead of Tuesday's primary.
A look at Election Day in Ohio as the polls near closing
Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose speaks with 3News about the May 6 election. Senior White House correspondent Jacqui Heinrich ...
Cincinnati, other Ohio cities want to allow ranked choice voting. State lawmakers want to stop it
Ashtabula was the first U.S. city to enact what was then called proportional representation, according to Rank the Vote.