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It's Chriiiiiiiiiiistmas! (again), and after the high tempo and fun-packed evening we were given…Ohio Legislators Consider Bill that Could Limit Right to Protest
November 19, 2018 10:23 am
Lauren Sega 
Last week, the Ohio Senate held a committee hearing on a bill that opponents say could limit the right to protest. Senate Bill 250, called “Protect critical infrastructure facilities from mischief,” would make it a more serious and expensive crime to trespass or cause property damage to oil and gas pipelines and other industry infrastructure. […]
Election Coverage for Ohio’s Midterms
November 6, 2018 7:49 pm Lauren Sega 
The Ohio midterm elections are now underway, and there are a number of offices up for grabs. Ohio polls closed at 7:30 p.m. CU will update this page throughout the night as more precincts report their numbers. Democrat Richard Cordray is going up against current Attorney General Mike DeWine to win the Governor’s Mansion, one […]
If You Have Time to Protest, You Have Time to Vote
November 5, 2018 10:45 am Lauren Sega 
(Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in September 2017, but has been updated slightly for 2018.) The political landscape is a hostile scene, full of land mines that hide beneath words like “immigration” and “police brutality.” Set that into a context where uncomfortable facts are fake, the press is the opposition party, and propaganda is […]
Playbook Elections Ohio
Join POLITICO Playbook Co-Authors Anna Palmer and Jake Sherman for a special Playbook Elections event in the battleground state of Ohio to discuss the 2018 midterm cycle and issues shaping the races. This event, part of the POLITICO-AARP Deciders series, will feature exclusive interviews with candidates and party leaders to address the issues that matter […]
The Three Sides of Ohio Issue 1
September 11, 2018 9:09 am Lauren Sega 
Ohio Issue 1 is the only statewide measure on the ballot for the general election this November, and people all over the political spectrum have something to say about it. Aimed at reforming drug and criminal justice policies, it would achieve the following: Felony 4 and 5 crimes related to drug possession or use would […]
Of Pundits, Press and Politics: Election 2018
August 8, 2018 4:00 pm
Kylie Harwell-Sturgill 
Ohio is a key state when it comes to elections, and 2018 is no exception. Between the special election in the 12th congressional district in August, to November’s heated gubernatorial race, there is a lot to talk about! (Not to mention tariffs, immigration, gun laws, and every other political topic that pops in the news […]
Special Election Day for Congressional District 12 — See if Your Zip Code is Included
August 7, 2018 12:52 pm Lauren Sega 
Ohio’s 12th Congressional District is having a moment today, as its constituents line up at the polls to decide who’ll be its next representative: Republican Troy Balderson or Democrat Danny O’Connor. The district has been redrawn several times in Ohio’s history, most recently in 2012, after the 2010 census. At the time, and still, the […]
