Ohio redistricting commission OKs revised maps after rejection
The Ohio Redistricting Commission revived slightly altered legislative maps earlier rejected by the Ohio Supreme Court. Four Republicans backed the tweak, while Democrats and others condemned the move as partisan manipulation. The court’s ongoing review still faces arguments ahead of the May primary.
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Ohio GOP Senate Debate Highlights Trump Backing Split
GOP candidates pushed the 2020 election fraud narrative while Matt Dolan praised Biden as legitimate. JD Vance and others urged a fight to preserve American values. Dems Tim Ryan and Morgan Harper contrasted with calls to strengthen workers and curb corporate coziness. Primary timing unsettled by redistricting.
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Ohio governor debate features Crawley and Whaley attacking DeWine
In their first primary debate ex Cincinnati mayor John Cranley and former Dayton mayor Nan Whaley criticized Governor DeWine for corruption and decline. They blamed him for Statehouse bribery ties FirstEnergy related scandal and failing gun reform while pledging green energy jobs and a broad social equity agenda.
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Gap in Trump White House logs during Jan 6 inquiry
The House Jan 6 committee cites an almost eight hour gap in official White House phone records from shortly after 11 a.m. to about 7 p.m. on January 6 2021 as it probes Trump’s actions as supporters stormed the Capitol. The panel seeks cell records and has interviewed 800 plus witnesses, including aides and Mark Meadows.
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