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Ohio culture war: Gov. Mike DeWine vetoes some anti-LGBTQ items but keeps others in budget
DeWine, a lifelong conservative Republican, signed the budget bill that includes a ban on Medicaid funding for mental health services for transgender people, a statement that defines sex as only two genders and a prohibition on distributing menstrual products in men's public restrooms.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Gov. Mike DeWine late Monday signed a two-year state budget that he says “builds upon my commitment to make ...
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Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed a provision in Ohio’s budget that would have killed a program that has helped spur hundreds of ...
The ongoing class action lawsuit chides DeWine for refusing to accept the money in 2021 as a policy choice. Monday's ruling ...
Ohio officials have announced more than $130 million in funding for 55 new traffic safety projects across the state, ...
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