Ohio rolls back coronavirus vaccine allotment due to slow demand: Overnight News Links
Updated May 10, 2021;
Posted May 10, 2021
Ohio coronavirus vaccination rates range from 18.9% of the age-eligible population in Holmes County in the heart of Amish country to 74% in wealthy Delaware County north of Columbus. These rates are based on those age 16 and up receiving at least one shot.Rich Exner, cleveland.com
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New coronavirus cases in Ohio dip to lowest point since August; hospitalizations also down; see latest county, state trends
Updated May 10, 2021;
Posted May 10, 2021
Ohio coronavirus vaccination rates range from 18.9% of the age-eligible population in Holmes County in the heart of Amish country to 74% in wealthy Delaware County north of Columbus. These rates are based on those age 16 and up receiving at least one shot.Rich Exner, cleveland.com
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - The 713 Ohio coronavirus cases reported on Monday marked the lowest single-day total in nine months as the spring dip in both cases and hospitalizations continued with improving trends over the last week.
Ohio GOP lawmakers back off ballot proposal to extend redistricting deadlines: Capitol Letter
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine stopped at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, as he traveled around Ohio promoting tourism. (David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com)David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com
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Rotunda Rumblings
Not happening: Ohio Republican legislative leaders have abandoned a plan to ask voters to approve a constitutional amendment in August extending deadlines for Ohio’s new redistricting process. As Andrew Tobias reports, Senate President Matt Huffman, who floated the plan in light of delayed census data, had said he wouldn’t go forward without bipartisan support. Democratic leaders expressed concerns about a rushed process.