Tyler Buchanan is a Midwest Editor at Axios. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, sports, and entertainment, with a particular focus on Ohio and social issues. Tyler's work has been featured in Axios, showcasing his commitment to providing comprehensive news coverage across various themes and beats.
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Issue 1 would have reformed the state's redistricting process.
Sen. JD Vance's status as vice president-elect means he will soon leave open a coveted Senate seat for Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to fill.
A contested coroner's race, tied votes and some fun with candidate names.
It was one of the biggest controversies of the 1950s.
Vice President Harris won the vast majority (95%) of Columbus' 549 voting precincts, per official Board of Elections results.
Numerous women past and present have made their marks on history.
We've reached lame duck season at the Ohio Statehouse. Catch up quick: It's the hectic period between Election Day and the legislative term's end on New Year's Eve.
She is the top global artist and a local favorite.
GalaxyCon, WinterFest and other holiday-themed events.
Few players in college football are as valuable as OSU's Jeremiah Smith and Caleb Downs.
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