Election Law @ Moritz - Election 2005 (Ohio Ballot Initiatives)

Redistricting Developments

Bill Cohen Reports

[Updated October 24, 2005]

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Issue 5 - Ohio 's Election Officials May Lose Power (10/20/2005)
Issue 4 - Mixed Reviews from African-American Lawmakers (10/6/2005)
Issues in General - Do the Ballot Measures Dilute Ohio's DC Power? (9/30/2005)
Issues in General - Group Backing Election Reform Say it's not Just Liberals (9/28/2005)
Issues in General - TV and Radio Campaigns to Start (9/13/2005)
Issues in General - Ohioans to Vote on Complex Issues (9/9/2005)

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