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Elections from local newsrooms
From 10TV, WSAZ and 4 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
WSAZ7 hours ago
Dr. Amy Acton’s path to becoming Ohio’s governor-elect, on WSAZ“This entire campaign has been a movement by and for the people,” Acton said in her victory speech on Tuesday night.
WFMJ7 hours ago
What do state, local election results mean for the Valley?, on WFMJOhio's state government just got a little more purple.
NBC4 WCMH-TV7 hours ago
What's next for Grove City's large development amendment?, on NBC4 WCMH-TVCentral Ohio voters made their distaste for large developments, particularly data centers, known on election night by approving all five local ballot measures that limit data center construction.
Fox 288 hours ago
Ohio Secretary of State-Elect voices concerns after voter ID measure passes, on Fox 28Ohio's next Secretary of State is raising questions about the future of voting in the state after a measure requiring specific voter ID passed.Representative Al
NBC4 WCMH-TV8 hours ago
Issues 8 and 9 pass, bringing changes to Columbus City Council, on NBC4 WCMH-TVCOLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Columbus voters approved two ballot issues Tuesday night that will change how city council members are elected. Will Petrik, the campaign manager for Issue 8, says his group is excited for the future after voters overwhelmingly approved the measure that limits residents to only vote for the council member representing the
Fox 2810 hours ago
Pickerington school district respond to levy loss with focus on students, on Fox 28The Pickerington Local School District has issued a statement after Tuesday's election outcomes.On the ballot includeda proposed school income tax increase as
Cleveland.com10 hours ago
Prediction markets were on the money with Acton, Brown victories in Ohio, on Cleveland.comResults of the Ohio gubernatorial contest and a U.S. Senate race were among several elections in which the prediction markets correctly called the winner -- although, unlike traditional polling, they don’t gauge the margin of victory.