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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: Ohio Akron hacked, thousands of SS nos. posted: But are they real?Union refuses to back gay teacher fired by Catholic schoolBill targeting people who commit gun crimes is getting pushbackCleveland abductions: Berry may have saved livesInside an internet cafeCanton museums banding togetherTomorrow's election day, and you have 351 issues to decideDean Kahler: visitors' Center helps him move past May 4, 1970Gov. Kasich proposes billion dollar BWC rebateOhio Dem. Rep. Clyde again challenges Husted on voter registrationsMore by Bill Cohen Ohio's Statehouse takes another swipe at internet cafesOhio lawmakers, not voters, will likely decide the fate of internet cafesOhio lawmakers take on budgets, gambling and gunsIncrease in Ohio prescription painkiller deaths slowsShale oil downturn doesn’t change activists' minds on fracking taxKey Ohio senators have changed their minds and support an internet cafe banOhio lawmakers debate a state ban on red-light camerasOhio senators will review the state budget this weekAre Ohioans more accepting of gay marriage?Ohio's jobless rate remains steadyStories with Recent Comments Husted's voter-address plan is under scrutiny===========
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