The Ohio Supreme Court gave the go-ahead for the sale of wind energy in a Tuesday decision regarding out-of-state vendors of the renewable natural resource. https://t.co/KixC5Sv4Y8
We Governor DeWine to use his power of executive clemency to pardon Tyrone Noling who has been on death row for 30 years with no physical evidence linking him to the crime scene.
https://t.co/HoJOVkptKW
Feeling anxious about this election? We highly recommend volunteering to protect voters through Election Protection! You'll be providing real support to voters across the state on Election Day and during Ohio's early vote period to help ensure eligible votes are counted and voters get the help they need.
Join us this Thursday Aug 20 (tonight) at 6pm for a short 30 minute intro to the folks running the show and what to expect as a volunteer. Being part of Election Protection is one of the best ways we can think of to use your energy during this election season—we hope to see you soon!
Register for our call here: https://t.co/DsYiAmfObY
It's back to school time across Ohio, and we just thought everyone should know that 17-year olds who are going to be 18 by Election Day, November 3, can register today. Like, right now.
Go https://t.co/zM5Fmxud2N to get registered, or send the almost 18-year olds in your life that way before the October 5 voter registration deadline.
🔋⚖️ Join us on 8/19 @ 6PM for our last summer session w/the @OhioEnviro!
We'll look at state agencies like the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, their relationship w/the Ohio Supreme Court & the link to ever-increasing energy costs for consumers.
➡️ https://t.co/5CEbBrkgs8
Do you know any students headed off to college? Encourage them to apply for a Vote-by-Mail ballot TODAY for the November 3 election. Their ballot will be mailed to them at college in October. Early voting begins October 6.
Go to https://t.co/jCh14QnX9S
We are grateful that no executions have been carried out during Governor DeWine’s time in office, but there is a real opportunity to address Ohio’s broken capital punishment system by reviewing individual cases and commuting sentences before it’s too late. https://t.co/pLrffcWcYC
Tyrone Noling has been on death row for over 30 years for two murders he did not commit. He has maintained his innocence before, during and since his trial in 1996. 1/
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday that the state’s practice of lowering tax rates for banks that do more business in Ohio doesn’t violate the U.S. Constitution. https://t.co/bSCNIj5AsB
After losing at the Ohio Supreme Court, EdgeConneX is asking local election officials to keep its proposed Ashville data center project off the ballot. https://t.co/uVAwMez7sJ
The Supreme Court of Ohio’s ruling that the city of Columbus can appeal a trial court’s order temporarily blocking two gun-related local laws from taking effect is in this recent Featured Decision video.
Watch full video 📺 https://t.co/uEHExMCwJm
🔋⚖️ Join us on 8/19 @ 6PM for our last summer session w/the @OhioEnviro!
We'll look at state agencies like the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, their relationship w/the Ohio Supreme Court & the link to ever-increasing energy costs for consumers.
➡️ https://t.co/5CEbBrkgs8
The November 3 Midterm Election might still be ways off but deadlines sneak up on us all! Bookmark this post so none of these important dates pass you by.
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💫 Now: Request your absentee ballot- No need to wait!
📋 October 5: Last day to register to vote or change your registration- by 9pm
🗳 October 6: Early voting starts
📬 October 6: Absentee ballots start being mailed out to those who requested them
⏳October 27: Last day to request an absentee ballot- applications must be received by your county Board of Elections by 8:30pm
🗳November 3: Election Day- Polls are open from 6:30am to 7:30pm. Absentee ballots must be received by your county Board of Elections by 7:30pm on Election Day.
🔍November 7: Last day to cure provisional ballots- voters who voted on a provisional ballot should follow instructions from their poll worker.
What does League of Women Voters of Ohio actually do? We're so glad you asked!
We:
📋 Register voters
👩🏽🏫 Provide nonpartisan voter education on local & state government
📖 Create & distribute nonpartisan voter guides
👨🏿💼Attend Board of Elections meetings as neutral observers
📢Advocate for secure & fair elections
📚Provide materials, training, & other support for other nonpartisan civic organizations
🗳Provide nonpartisan election information to the public
📍Support & collaborate with 35+ local Ohio Leagues doing grassroots organizing & voter education work
⚖ Provide nonpartisan voter eduction on Ohio laws
🏛️ Advocate for good government
🍎Provide nonpartisan voter education on how to be a voter in Ohio
🦾Provide advocacy training
...and soooo much more. If you want to be part of empowering voters and defending democracy in Ohio, go here to find a local League in your community: https://t.co/5o0N93448d
📣TODAY: Columbus City Council will hold a public hearing on Flock cameras at 4 p.m. We will be at City Hall to testify against mass surveillance and government spying.
https://t.co/bl4JAwQrCF