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DeWine says Ohio lawmakers should revisit a foreign contributions ban, but not other voting law changes

By Karen Kasler,

2024-09-06

By Karen Kasler,

2024-09-06

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Diana Moss

09-07

Get these lying bribe takers out of here. Just read an article how people are moving away from Ohio. Cost them an electoral college vote. Plus our population is not growing. We did have 17, now only 16 electoral college votes.

Larry Fearing

09-06

no foreigners should have the right to influence our elections

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