Both candidates are doing their best to promote their positive ads and downplay negative ads from their campaigns and unaffiliated Super PACs.
Ohio House and Senate Republicans have sued Secretary of State Jon Husted in the Ohio Supreme Court, saying his action violated the state constitution.
The Quinnipiac University poll is the first showing the race between Dem. Sherrod Brown and Rep. Josh Mandel has narrowed to within single digits.
The repeal of the election changes would not restore the three days of early, in-person voting that were cut last year.
The race between Rep. Josh Mandel and Dem. Sherrod Brown is expected to be one of the closest and most-expensive races in the nation this year.
Ohio lawmakers have shelves the repeal of the controversial election reform law that’s up for a referendum on the fall ballot. But that doesn’t mean they’re not talking about it.
If enacted, the repeal measure would leave in place old rules governing Ohio elections before the overhaul law was passed last summer. The bill also would reaffirm a separate change made last year in a different measure that cuts off in-person early voting on the Friday evening before Election Day.
Justices in Ohio are weighing arguments that will determine the fate of Ohio’s newly drawn legislative map.
Mitt Romney and President Obama both visited Ohio this week. Both painted very different pictures of Ohio’s economy. The president says it’s on the mend. Romney says the president’s policies have kept Ohio from fully and quickly recovering. Is the Ohio economy better or worse since President Obama took office?
The former Massachusetts governor campaigned at the same shuttered drywall factory used by the President during his 2008 campaign.
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