Lorain County Voter Roll Purge Planned for Sept 6
Lorain County voters face possible purge as 6 927 residents received last chance notices ahead of the Sept 6 deadline at 4 p m The notices stem from suppression and national address change procedures aimed at removing inactive registrants. Voters can submit the form or register online to avoid removal.
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Purged Voters in Ohio Can Vote Provisional Ballots Through 2022
A 2016 settlement with the ACLU and housing groups lets voters purged for inactivity between 2011 and 2019 cast provisional ballots in elections through 2022. Secretary of State Frank LaRose said the agreement expands opportunities to register and is a win for Ohio voters, though further purges are planned next week.
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Florida braces for Hurricane Dorian on Labor Day weekend
Florida residents rushed to buy bottled water and fill gas tanks as Hurricane Dorian strengthened toward a potential Category 4. Weather forecasters warned of a landfall between the Florida Keys and southern Georgia, threatening widespread damage and insurance claims.
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Lorain Schools CEO rated ineffective by ADC on 2019
Lorain Academic Distress Commission chair Randall Sampson says focus is on the new school year and enrollment as Lorain Schools CEO David Hardy Jr. posts a 1.6 ineffectiveness rating for 2018 19, down from 2.6 in 2017 18. The panel cited five categories including leadership and governance. The contract ends August 2020 amid calls for resignation.
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Farmers say 2019 hardest year for U S growers says Farm Futures poll
A Farm Futures survey of 711 growers from July 21 to Aug 3 finds 53 percent deem 2019 the toughest year, with 49 percent of baby boomers and mature farmers among the hardest hit. Results released at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois, amid trade war pressures and weak export markets for soybeans.
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