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The abortion target remains over Ohio after yesterday’s defeat of Issue 1. With 57% of Ohioans casting a NO vote and 43% voting yes, Ohio’s Constitution will remain vulnerable to outside special interest groups attempting to enshrine painful, late term abortions in the upcoming November election. 59 of 88 counties cast a “YES” vote, supporting the protection…

Cincinnati Right to Life sincerely THANKS each and every prayer warrior that attended Sunday’s crowded and inspired prayer rally for Ohio. An all-star line-up of speakers joining us with less than 3 weeks notice was an act of Our Lord. The great weather, the safe atmosphere and the companionship of thousands who care about the…

Special Election Day in Ohio The polls show there is a close margin for victory, EVERY vote matters! Find your polling location here

Out-of-state and dark money-funded opposition to Issue 1 Arabella Advisors, a mega dark-money group touted for its massive amount of untraceable political spending, is one of the largest backers of the opposition to Issue 1. Arabella is comprised of Sixteen Thirty Fund, New Venture Fund, Hopewell Fund, Windward Fund and North Fund. The network raked in…

We Thank Rachel Citak, President of the Board of CRTL Rachel has been sharing far and wide the truth of Issue 1 and a YES VOTE on August 8!Listen through links by clicking on each button.

By John M. Grondelski originally published in American Thinker Ohio voters go to the polls Tuesday, August 8 to vote in a referendum to change requirements for amending the state constitution through initiative-and-referendum (I&R). Currently, a simple majority (50% + 1) suffices to pass an I&R constitutional amendment; Issue 1 would raise that requirement to 60%. (It would…

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Why Ohioans Must Vote for Issue 1 – A Long Term View of What Could Be Absent any kind of political or emotional spin, Issue 1 is about strengthening Ohio’s constitution, by making it more difficult to amend, largely by raising the threshold to 60% of voters approving state constitutional amendments instead of just the…

A proposed Ohio constitutional amendment would make the state into a haven for no-limits abortion and other procedures. By Carrie Campbell Severino & Frank J. Scaturro Two abortion-advocacy groups, Ohioans for Reproductive Freedom and Ohio Physicians for Reproductive Rights, are attempting to place on the November 2023 ballot a proposed state constitutional amendment that would effectively…