Republican Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has confirmed that he's resigning, eight months before his term ends in January.
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost will resign from office to join Alliance Defending Freedom as its vice president for strategic research and innovation.
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There could be a big shake up coming among Republicans in Ohio government, as one of the five term-limited statewide executive officeholders is set to suddenly resign from that post today.
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Ohio voters chose statewide and local candidates Tuesday for the upcoming election this fall.
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Voters passed 12 of 14 library levies on the ballot throughout Ohio on Tuesday.
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