Election Day is next Tuesday, November 2nd, and there are a plethora of issues and candidates on the ballot. We often get asked if Columbus Underground officially endorses candidates or issues, and we’re continuing with the tradition of only promoting… [Read More]
The polls closed at 7:30pm, and the results have been tallied for today’s election. Issue 1 (Veterans’ Compensation) has passed Issue 2 (Livestock Care) has passed Issue 3 (Casinos) has passed Issue 4 (Children Services Levy) has passed The three… [Read More]
Don’t forget that voting day is tomorrow! If you haven’t had a chance yet to research the candidates and issues that are on the ballot, then today is your final day to cram. We have an in-depth look at all… [Read More]
NBC4 is reporting that the proposed Arena District Casino would be branded as a “Hollywood Casino”, similar to its Indiana counterpart. In the article, a representative says that renderings won’t be made available before election day, but states that the… [Read More]
Several weeks ago, Columbus Underground took part in a conference call with Bob Tenenbaum, the spokesperson for the Ohio Jobs & Growth Plan, which is being proposed as Issue 3 on this November’s ballot and will allow for the development… [Read More]
The polls closed at 7:30 tonight and the results have been tallied. The Columbus Income Tax issue has passed by a narrow margin of 46,048 votes for the tax increase (51.7%) to 42,998 votes against the tax increase (48.3%). The… [Read More]
If you live within Columbus city limits and haven’t already voted absentee or early, then today is the day for you to head over to your polling location and cast your ballot in the special election. All polls are open… [Read More]
After taking quite a few anti-gambling stances on past issues, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland has recently announced that maybe some sort of new gambling proposal could actually help out the budget deficit in Ohio. Combined with the recent news that… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: Absentee balloting breaks Ohio record BY MARK NIQUETTE Nearly half of all Franklin County voters in the Nov. 4 election — 45 percent — cast an early absentee ballot by mail or in person at Veterans Memorial,… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote ‘Rejected’ ballots get sorted out Friday, December 26, 2008 By Darrel Rowland If you went solely by Franklin County’s write-in votes from last month’s election, there’s no doubt who would be our next president. Jesus Christ…. [Read More]
The AP wrote Brunner: “Ohio high court orders 1,000 ballots thrown out” COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The Ohio Supreme Court has ordered officials to throw out 1,000 provisional ballots that had been improperly filled out by voters in a tight… [Read More]
whiotv.com wrote Brunner: “Early Voting Is Here To Stay” Jim Otte, Reporter Tuesday, December 2, 2008 Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner opened a post-election summit Tuesday to review what went right and what went wrong with the Nov. 2008 balloting…. [Read More]
This Week News wrote 15th congressional race remains too close to call Saturday, November 8, 2008 By JENNIFER NESBITT High numbers of paper ballots, absentee ballots and ballots cast before Election Day overwhelmed the staff at the Franklin County… [Read More]
Obama wins presidency in a landslide. Ohio just barely goes blue. Franklin County goes for Obama 59% to 40%. Richard Cordray wins Ohio Attorney General. Steve Austria wins U.S. Congress – District 7. Pat Tiberi wins U.S. Congress – District… [Read More]
I just drove through campus on the way to work. There were about 100 students in line outside the Jesse Owens building waiting to get inside to wait in line some more. It was 7:25 in the morning. I was… [Read More]
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