Ohio Leaders Challenge Redistricting Authority Supreme Court Appeal
Ohio House Speaker Robert Cupp and Senate President Matt Huffman seek U.S. Supreme Court review over congressional district maps arguing legislature controls time place and manner of elections. They contest Ohio Supreme Court authority amid a 2018 constitutional amendment restricting partisan gerrymandering and unduly split districts.
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Ohio General Assembly
House
Robert Cupp
Senate
Matt Huffman
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Lima
U.S
Ohio Supreme Court
Toledo Blade
New York’s ballot access cuts spark GOP Democratic clash
New York federal appeals panel rules the state remains a two party system after tightening ballot access. Libertarians and Greens fail to meet soaring signature thresholds, leaving voters with Democratic cross endorsed by Working Families and Republican cross endorsed by Conservative lines. The ruling marks a widening gap for independents and third parties statewide.
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New York
Libertarians
Greens
Andrew Cuomo
Albany
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Working Families Party
Real Democracy
New York Daily News
Gazette invites letters with election deadline and format
The Medina Gazette outlines letter guidelines for the November 8 election. Submit by 5 p.m. Friday October 28, with name full address and telephone for verification. Email is preferred at letters medina-gazette.com or mail to The Gazette Medina Ohio.
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Medina-Gazette.com
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W. Liberty St
Medina
Vermilion Schools add mental health therapists to aid 1800 students
Vermilion Schools in Ohio added two full time mental health therapists to serving 1800 students after rising needs surfaced across the district. Funding from a safety levy and grants supports in school counseling, with plans for year round coverage and flexible hours to remove access barriers.
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America
American Academy of Pediatrics
Children’s Hospital Association
Uvalde
Vermilion Schools
Karen Blackburn
Vermilion
Lorain
Erie
Parkland
Florida
Dave Hile
Blackburn
Erie County Board of Health
Mental Health Addiction and Recovery Services Board of
Lorain County
Hile
Conservatives win an illogical CFPB funding ruling
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Noah Feldman argues the Fifth Circuit’s decision to strike down the CFPB funding via the Federal Reserve is illogical and risks a circuit split. He notes self funding exists for other agencies and predicts the Supreme Court will resolve the conflict to preserve financial regulation.
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Supreme Court
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U.S. Court of Appeals For
DC Circuit
CFPL
Noah Feldman
Bloomberg
Harvard University
America
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