As Ohio goes, so goes the nation.
You’ve probably heard that line about Ohio’s reputation as a microcosm of national political trends. This Tuesday’s election might give us a chance to prove it again.
by Frank LaRose
Voting ‘yes’ to raise the threshold to amend Ohio’s constitution would improve our political process and put Ohio in line with other states.
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Voters cast their ballots for the midterm primary election in Grove City, Ohio, May 3, 2022.
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As Ohio goes, so goes the nation.
You’ve probably heard that line about Ohio’s reputation as a microcosm of national political trends. This Tuesday’s election might give us a chance to prove it again.
About the Author
Frank LaRose is Ohio’s 51st Secretary of State.
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As Ohio goes, so goes the nation.
You’ve probably heard that line about Ohio’s reputation as a microcosm of national political trends. This Tuesday’s election might give us a chance to prove it again.
About the Author
Frank LaRose is Ohio’s 51st Secretary of State.
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