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The new directive allows voters to make the updates online for the first time.
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State Rep. Connie Pillich of Cincinnati is proposing a bill that would turn the appointing authority for the inspector general over to the majority and minority leaders of the Ohio House and Senate.
way the inspector general is appointed now. “Unless there’s something wrong, I don’t think we should fix it.” | Copyright © 2013 WKSU Public Radio, All Rights Reserved. |
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