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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1975

Page

7

Ohio secretary of state seeks ballot name rotation reform

In Columbus Ohio the proposal to remove the duty of ensuring name rotation on ballots faces scrutiny. Secretary of State Ted W Brown supports addressing the 1974 Supreme Court ruling that requires rotation on every voting unit ballot. The issue could affect the 1976 presidential election and is debated amid changes to ballot presentation practices.

Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown Ohio Supreme Court Hardin County Brown

Ohio issues seek ballot rotation to reduce election chaos

Assistant Secretary of State James Marsh explains Issue 6 would let the General Assembly authorize precinct by precinct rotation to place each candidate name in the same position on ballots. Without the amendment, the 1976 presidential election could face confusion and costly, error prone voting.

Asst James Marsh General Assembly Marsh Brown

Brown predicts large voter turnout in Ohio election

Secretary of State Ted W. Brown estimated 3.1 million Ohioans will vote in the November 4 general election. The figure equals about 70 percent of the 4.5 million eligible voters and mirrors turnout in past statewide contests including the 1971 constitutional amendment election and the 1973 vote on four constitutional amendments.

John J. Gilligan James A. Rhodes John Glenn Ralph Perk Ohio Brown

Prices Seen Rising Again Next Year in Harris Poll

Americans expect price increases to accelerate or stay rapid next year by 52 percent to 35 percent, a Harris poll shows, similar to last April when 51 to 35 percent predicted slower rises.

New York Harris

Life as a grindstone polishes or wears people down

A reflective aphorism compares life to a grindstone, noting that it can wear some people down while shaping others into better versions. It emphasizes the dual effect of hardship and effort in personal growth.

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