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Web produced by: Neil Relyea
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First posted: 8/30/2006 12:20:47 AM
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ken Blackwell’s campaign for governor is taking issue with the content of a new ad sponsored by Democrat Ted Strickland’s campaign.
Blackwell spokesman Carlo LoParo says the campaign plans to file a complaint with the Ohio Elections Commission, claiming the ad incorrectly portrays Blackwell’s health plan for Ohioans.
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Blackwell Campaign To File Elections Complaint
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