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There's one statewide issue on the May ballot - a $2.5 billion public works for local projects issue funded by bonds.
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Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin is apparently testing the waters for a mayoral run, potentially challenging first-term incumbent Justin Bibb this fall.
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As Cleveland’s ward boundaries shift, nearly 30% of voters will now have different polling locations than in the most recent election.
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Voters approved a charter amendment in 2008 that requires the number of wards to be reassessed every decade based on Census data.
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City Council is expected to introduce and vote on the maps, which will be used in fall 2025 elections, at their Jan. 6 meeting. The proposed maps were presented to the public on December 10. Residents want more time for input.
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The city's charter requires council to redistrict every 10 years to account for population change.
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Ward 15 City Council Member Jenny Spencer’s announcement comes as City Council is in the thick of its once-in-a-decade redistricting process.
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A bipartisan proposal is coming to ask Ohio voters to renew a program that allows the state to issue bonds for local infrastructure projects such as roads and bridges.