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Only eight states in the U.S. have more young people (age 18-29) registered to vote than back in 2020 on election day.
Both parties appear to have zeroed in on appealing to a specific gender.
OHIO — Families caught in between earning more, but not enough to put food on the table without assistance can expect to get some relief.
They are making sure people can earn more without being penalized.
Individuals getting naloxone from people without medical training increased by 43% between 2020-2022
By: Tonisha Johnson
OHIO — An Ohio woman is taking her fight to the U.S. Supreme Court after she said she lost out on a job opportunity. What You Need To Know
OHIO — Ohio, along with more than a dozen other states, have committed to reducing chronic absenteeism by 50% over five years, impacting millions of students.
School levies usually perform well on ballots during presidential elections.
It's a part of their Domestic Relations and Juvenile Court Re-Entry Program.
The weapons can be assembled at home and do not have serial numbers.
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