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More Election 2008  State election audits could cost countiesOhio Supreme Court to rule on provisional ballotsCleveland voters go back to the polls tomorrowInner-city kids talk about what they want from an Obama presidencyCasino backers will try againScott Simon says Chicago politics has shaped Obama's presidential campaignHow the Democrats won the Ohio houseThe new Ohio House reassures the Republican-held Senate that they won't touch taxes42nd District winner Mike Moran says he'll work on economy, education and healthcareSummit County GOP has only a foothold on state and local officesMore: Government Budget committee seeks compromise on taxes and education fundingPortman says non-profits need rules for political activityGroup uses web to collect data to revitalize Northeast OhioOhio groups debate costs of Affordable Care ActStudy shows new health-care law could spawn entrepreneurshipSen. Brown says Farm Bill amendment redirects $20 billion to small farmsConference committee vote gets surprising pushbackHighway Patrol finds a quarter of commercial vehicles have mechanical issueOfficials say lottery sales are down and question the company in chargeOhio Supreme Court to rule whether benefits count in child supportMore by Karen Kasler Ohio senators introduce a new Medicaid bill that falls short of expansionOhio groups debate costs of Affordable Care ActConference committee vote gets surprising pushbackLottery sales drop, officials ask to renew two-year contract
Officials say lottery sales are down and question the company in chargeOhio Supreme Court to rule whether benefits count in child supportOhio gay rights organizations argue over timing of a marriage amendmentPutting the same-sex marriage amendment on Ohio ballots divides activistsOhio Senate budget could shut down abortion clinicsOhio House hears testimony for two "Right to Work" bills that are likely deadStories with Recent Comments GRADING THE TEACHERS: Is the answer all in the value-added numbers?The education of a child is a collaboration among three equally important components: the teacher, the child and the parents/care-giver. If one of these three c... How many airports does Ohio need, and how many can it afford?HI, ACTUALLY I NEED A AIRPORT NEAR BY FINDLAY UNIVERSITY IN OHIO Ohio gay rights organizations argue over timing of a marriage amendmentIan James and his group are jumping the gun and acting selfishly IMO. Timing IS everything on an issue. Put it on the ballot BEFORE there's multiple polls showi... Ohio Supreme Court to rule whether benefits count in child supportThis person is the director of a non-profit that is closely connected with a for profit business. The abuses of so called "non-profit" businesses is out of cont... Ohio senator wants a five-year database of casino customer photosNice timing Coley, in the wake of the Verizon data collection fiasco. You just flipped a lifelong Republican to Independent.
What is happening to our country? ... Ohio tea party members prepare to sue the IRSAll Tea Party members should be involved in lawsuit against
Government for eavesdropping, intimidation and character assasination! Ohio Senate's unrecorded voting process raises questionsThis type of voting strikes me as down right unconstitutional AND very un-American...quite similar to what one expects in eastern block countries of Europe and ... Goodyear celebrates new global headquarters in AkronGood news for Akron and Northeast Ohio. Another opportunity to keep some of the high tech qualified young engineers close to home. Akron's push for food-labeling part of a national movementI couldn't believe my ears, so I looked up the text. Sure enough, you really did say the following: "GMOs are ... seeds that have been genetically engineered b... Ohio considers guns and God and public schoolsRep. Patmon is making the mistake that many people make: that belief in god and belief in religion are the same. They are not.
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