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The State Of Ohio Show August 2, 2024

Season 24 Episode 31 | 26m 45s

Gov. Mike DeWine wants Ohioans to reject a proposed redistricting amendment and trust Republicans to come up with a better plan. But backers of the amendment say politicians have had their chance. Guests are Chris Davey, spokesman, Citizens Not Politicians campaign, Sam Wang, a redistricting expert, Brianna Mack, assistant prof. at OWU and Paul Beck, professor at OSU.

Aired: 08/01/24
Extras
Immigrant Discrimination, Party Chairs In Studio
Election Changes, Registering Voters, Bus Driver Shortage
Court Abortion Decision, GOP Poll Watchers, Labor Day Labor Discussions
Reactions To Ballot Board And Political Conventions
FirstEnergy FInes, Presidential Race Analysis
Moreno Rally, Legal Pot Sales, Witness To History
Biden Out, Redistricting Heads To Ballot, Appalachian Economic Growth
J.D. Vance Is VP Pick, Democrats Meet, Foodbanks In Crisis
No Minimum Wage Hike Vote, Religion And Public Schools
Two Fall Ballot Issues, Fiscal Year Discussed
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Immigrant Discrimination, Party Chairs In Studio
Election Changes, Registering Voters, Bus Driver Shortage
Court Abortion Decision, GOP Poll Watchers, Labor Day Labor Discussions
Reactions To Ballot Board And Political Conventions
FirstEnergy FInes, Presidential Race Analysis
Moreno Rally, Legal Pot Sales, Witness To History
Biden Out, Redistricting Heads To Ballot, Appalachian Economic Growth
J.D. Vance Is VP Pick, Democrats Meet, Foodbanks In Crisis
No Minimum Wage Hike Vote, Religion And Public Schools
Two Fall Ballot Issues, Fiscal Year Discussed