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Republicans weaponize the Browns stadium deal; what to watch in Ohio’s primary election
News and insights from the State Signals newsletter. Plus, Amy Acton speaks out on 2019 police incident — and early vote returns show a party enthusiasm shift.
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As Vivek Ramaswamy calls to consolidate Ohio’s public universities, Kent State president invites him to campus
Jon Husted launches first ad campaign of U.S. Senate election in Ohio
Columbus-area man admits sending threatening letters to dozens of Ohio Republican officials
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Thinking about voting early for the May primary election? Here’s what you need to know
Political parties will pick their nominees for governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and other high-profile elections on May 5.
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