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April 17, 2023: This week s editorials from Ohio newspapers

April 17, 2023: This week s editorials from Ohio newspapers
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Majority of GOP Lawmakers Want to Make It Harder to Amend the Ohio Constitution Far Fewer Think the Public Actually Wants That

This according to a new poll

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Poll: majority of GOP lawmakers want to cut voter access to Ohio Constitution

A huge majority of Ohio's Republican lawmakers want to make it harder for voters to amend the state Constitution. But significantly fewer think it's something Ohioans would support at the polls, according to a Gongwer-Werth poll published on Friday.

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Editorial Roundup: Ohio

Editorial Roundup: Ohio
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Poll: Majority of GOP lawmakers want to cut voter access to Ohio Constitution

Some Ohio House Republicans and Secretary of State Frank LaRose are reviving a measure that failed in last year’s lame-duck legislative session. It would raise the percentage of votes it would take to amend the Ohio Constitution from 50% to 60%.

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