1 Sep 2023 10:15 pm
Ohioans on Tuesday soundly defeated a proposal that would have made it more difficult to alter the state’s Constitution.
The move is a lightning-rod moment for abortion rights, even if the issue wasn’t directly on the ballot. After the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision last year, the issue motivated voters to storm the polls. But this measure, which didn’t directly take on abortion, was a closely watched measure of if the issue still resonates with voters.
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All those college kids at Oberlin University tonight are downtown at the bars and the talk is nothing but how some coward shot down a young pregnant girl dead in the Kroger parking lot.
There’s sure to be a few college kids on the grand jury, because almost all are registered voters.
The move is a lightning-rod moment for abortion rights, even if the issue wasn’t directly on the ballot. After the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision last year, the issue motivated voters to storm the polls. But this measure, which didn’t directly take on abortion, was a closely watched measure of if the issue still resonates with voters.
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All those college kids at Oberlin University tonight are downtown at the bars and the talk is nothing but how some coward shot down a young pregnant girl dead in the Kroger parking lot.
There’s sure to be a few college kids on the grand jury, because almost all are registered voters.