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Sec. of State Frank LaRose announced Wednesday evening that the proposal to legalize weed gained enough valid signatures in its second go to make the ballot.
50 - 60%. democrats were tying it to abortion but in part because republicans had also tied it to abortion. franklin rose, the secretary of state running for the senate in ohio, he said that they were linked and now democrats are saying they are linked as well. i knew republicans were upset with larose, they said they wanted the constitutional threshold to be separate. but that is not always how things pan out. howard: it was a story that the democrats liked. we got a go, olivia beaver s and gianno caldwell. the orioles announcer simon is sold in a victory for lisa marie presley s daughter. but now i m working for schwab. i love to help people understand the world through their lens and invest accordingly. you can call us christmas eve at four o clock in the morning.
Tuesday in august. again, a real sign of the continued energy on the ground. i think what s important, when you look at the results, though, the fact that 57% of ohioans came ought to say no to issue 1 and made it harder for them to pass an abortion protection amendment in their constitution in november is why i asked the republican secretary of state, if this fell, what do you regret, this approach they took here. if it fails, any regrets about the approach? no. it s better than fight and lose than never to fight at all when it s a worthwhile cause. reporter: what s fascinating, andrea, even as republicans like larose say they re doubling down, it s clear when you look at th in the larger picture of the post dobbs environment, the fact you ve seen red states like ohio and before that in kansas