Ohio Issue 1: Why vote 'no.' Currently members of our government are made up of the redistricting commission. I do not think it should change. Usually, I am against career politicians.

Robert Alt, Buckeye Institute CEO: Vote 'yes' on Issue 1 to 'fend off the Californication of Ohio' "California has a laughably easy-to-amend state constitution that serves as a warning.

Opinion Morning Glory: Vote 'No' on Ohio’s Issue 1 The Buckeye State has to fight off millions from the hard left’s dark money machine to keep its representative government ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohioans voting in this November’s general election will be deciding whether to pass Issue 1, a proposed constitutional amendment to change how the state’s political ...

Besides signs for the presidential election, you may have also noticed signs for or against Issue 1 popping up in yards across the state.Issue 1 is Ohio’s proposed redistricting amendment.

But Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, an ardent supporter of Issue 1 who is running for the U.S. Senate, linked the amendment to the abortion rights ballot measure in May.

Since 1912, Ohio has used a simple majority to pass a constitutional amendment. Issue 1 would raise that threshold to 60% of the vote. Voters are set to decide Ohio Issue 1 during the special ...

Vote “yes” on Issue 1 for a strong Ohio Constitution, writes Willis B. Boyer of Moreland Hills in a letter to the editor. Be careful what you wish for in these divided times.

Issue 1 is Ohio’s proposed redistricting amendment. Voters will have the option to either vote “Yes” or “No” on it. Sign up for our Newsletters ...

Voters are set to decide Ohio Issue 1 during the special election on August 8. If approved, Issue 1 would require 60 percent of the vote to pass future amendments. Skip Navigation ...

Voters will have the option to either vote “Yes” or “No” on it.As with almost any political issue, each side of the aisle is making its case for voters to vote one way or another.Below is ...

Voters are set to decide Ohio Issue 1 during the special election on August 8. If approved, Issue 1 would require 60 percent of the vote to pass future amendments. Skip Navigation ...