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Language likely won t impact abortion vote | News, Sports, Jobs

Except for a minor tweak, the Ohio Supreme Court decided to keep ballot language for the reproductive rights constitutional amendment that will appear on the Nov. 7 ballot intact. But no matter what the court decided, many people are unlikely to read the ballot language before they vote or understand it. Voters know the proposal […]

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Ahead of abortionAhead of abortion vote, Ohio Supreme Court has ordered a rewrite of some misleading ballot language vote, Ohio Supreme Court has ordered a rewrite of some misleading ballot language | News, Sports, Jobs

Ahead of abortionAhead of abortion vote, Ohio Supreme Court has ordered a rewrite of some misleading ballot language vote, Ohio Supreme Court has ordered a rewrite of some misleading ballot language | News, Sports, Jobs
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Language likely won t impact abortion vote | News, Sports, Jobs

Except for a minor tweak, the Ohio Supreme Court decided to keep ballot language for the reproductive rights constitutional amendment that will appear on the No

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Ohio Supreme Court orders rewrite of some ballot language on abortion-rights issue

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A divided Ohio Supreme Court ruled late Tuesday that only one element of the disputed ballot language for describing a closely watched fall abortion-rights question is misleading

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Ahead of abortion vote, Ohio Supreme Court has ordered a rewrite of some misleading ballot language

The Ohio Supreme Court says a portion of the description of a ballot question enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution is misleading. In a ruling late Tuesday, the court

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