Senate voting bill blocked by Sinema and Manchin filibuster
The voting rights package faces defeat as Sinema and Manchin stand firm against changing Senate rules. Democrats plan a targeted talking filibuster vote, but broad reform appears stalled amid 50 50 party lines and Republican opposition.
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Medina County health levy proposal faces voter education gaps
Medina County Health Department officials urged support for a health levy on the upcoming primary ballot. They noted literature outreach failed to reach about 2,000 homes and emphasized the levy funds core services from immunizations and newborn visits to mosquito control and rabies monitoring. The department highlighted ongoing inspections and access to low cost medical and dental care across townships, cities, and villages.
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Emilia Sykes enters U.S. House race in Ohio 13th district
State Rep. Emilia Sykes, Akron Democrat, announces run for Congress amid map uncertainty after Ohio Supreme Court voids a GOP drawn plan. Miller, 32, Trump adviser, eyed the 13th District before map ruling. Sykes, former Ohio House Democratic leader, highlights bipartisanship and key priorities.
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Ohio redistricting panel returns to redraw maps after court ruling
Ohio's redistricting commission, led by Republican Bob Cupp, resumed work to redraw legislative boundaries after the state Supreme Court voided GOP drawn maps for gerrymandering. The court gave 10 days to produce boundaries reflecting the 54 46 party split, while officials pledged greater transparency and access to staff and contractors.
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