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More Election 2012  Percentage of Ohio voters turning out in 2012 topped 2008Year in review: Ohio's mega Senate raceYear in review: Ohio lawmakers tackle slavery, exotic animals, public retirementYear in review: Democrats were the big -- but not only -- losers in the StatehouseDrones, cliffs and astronauts: Kucinich wraps things up on the House floorYear in review: Ohio House leaders reflect on 2012Democratic challenger battles on for 98th House district seatThe PolitiFact effect plays big in OhioOhio's Sens. Brown and Portman stake different paths away from the cliffToday, Ohio's vote will finally be officialMore: Politics Approved farm bill cuts food stamps, Portman says changes are neededOhio tea party members prepare to sue the IRSOhio's Sen. Portman says his IRS complaint gave Obama early warningOhio tea partiers are that upset the GOP is capitalizing on IRS flapOhio tea partier helped trigger the national investigation of the IRSHusted's voter-address plan is under scrutinyOhio may ratchet up penalties for gun-related crimesElection for Ohio's Republican Party chairman is coming tomorrowStark County explores moving elections board out of downtown CantonBetter check your spelling in the 2014 gubernatorial raceMore by M.L. Schultze Ohio's Sen. Portman says his IRS complaint gave Obama early warningCleveland case accelerates Cuyahoga efforts to track and investigate missing personsThirteen Cleveland firefighters indictedTwo of three kidnapped women return home today to cheering crowdsMother of Gina DeJesus says the doubters helped her keep faithFather of Gina DeJesus says he has a new mission, to protect childrenKidnapped women were only allowed outside the Cleveland house of their captor twice in a decadeFamily of abducted Cleveland woman says it forgives, but won't forgetCleveland abductions: Berry may have saved livesSome neighbors say they saw signs of trouble; police say they got no callsStories with Recent Comments Husted's voter-address plan is under scrutiny===========
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