Statehouse and Around Ohio
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2022 Loveland Area Mid-Term Election Results
Loveland, Ohio – We published our results as soon as the three counties Loveland is in, Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren reported their “Unofficial” counts and when 100% of precinct votes had been tabulated by each county BOE. These results are, as of 12:10 AM Wednesday, November 9. The results below are the “Unofficial” count. There…
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Toolkit provides resources to prepare Medicaid members for end of COVID-19 health emergency
Once the federal government declares the end of the PHE, the eFMAP will go away and states will once again resume normal eligibility operations which will result in some Medicaid members being disenrolled from the program. The Ohio Department of Medicaid has materials and templates on its website to help prepare Medicaid members for the…
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How we will report the 2022 November 8 Mid-Term Election results
Loveland, Ohio – On the night of the 2022 November 8 Mid-Term Election, Loveland Magazine will begin tabulating the local results we feel are of most interest to our Loveland Area readers. As usual, we will probably be at the calculator and election board websites late into the night, and into the early morning if…
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J.D. Vance and Tim Ryan make final appeal to voters from townhall stage
J.D. Vance answering questions on stage at a FOX townhall in Columbus. (photo by Nick Evans) BY: NICK EVANS – Ohio Capital Journal In a Fox News townhall one week from election day, Ohio’s U.S. Senate candidates tackled questions from the audience and moderators Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum about energy, the border, abortion, the Paul Pelosi attack,…
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Doctors call on DeWine to answer questions about abortion laws
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Days after Gov. Mike DeWine said the medical community will be consulted as Ohio considers future abortion legislation, a group of more than 1,400 doctors implored him to answer questions about a law he’s already signed. The Ohio medical community has said that to date, DeWine and Republican lawmakers have…
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COVID-denial, election-denial not far apart, OSU researchers found
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal You’ve probably heard of “gateway” drugs, but a group of researchers at Ohio State University say there’s such a thing as a “gateway conspiracy.” A duo of surveys done by psychology researchers and supported by the National Science Foundation seek to bolster the field of “conspiracy theory research,” which an announcement…
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Ohio, other states sitting on huge piles of money, new report says
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio has enough in its rainy day fund to operate the state government for 35 days on that money and nothing else. If you factor in the money it has in other unexpended balances, the number of days grows to 73, according to a report released last week by the Pew Charitable Trusts.…
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Paying the disabled like everyone else would reduce poverty, economists say
Ohio Reps. Brigid Kelly, D-Cincinnati, and Dontavius Jerrells, D-Columbus. Official photos. BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio’s minimum wage is set to increase in January from $9.30 an hour to $10.10, but unless the law changes the disabled will be left far behind. They can currently earn the state’s “subminimum” wage of $4.25 an hour and…
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“Special paper.” Ohio Auditor floats theory of election fraud
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Auditor Keith Faber last Tuesday told members of the Westerville Tea Party that it was unlikely that widespread fraud occurs in Ohio elections. But that didn’t stop him from holding out a sinister possibility: that the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections might be diverting special voting-machine paper to other states…
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Ohio legislative committee passes rule defining fetal heartbeat
Ohio Department of Health Assistant Director Lance Himes answers questions from the Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review. Photo courtesy of The Ohio Channel Rule passes despite court case holding back abortion ban and Dem objections BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal An Ohio legislative committee passed a rule on methods of identifying a fetal heartbeat that…
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