“The Ohio Supreme Court handed a limited victory to opponents of State Issue 1 on Monday by ordering Republican state officials to rewrite ballot language summarizing the measure’s effects,” the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
“The decision, issued by the four Republicans who hold a majority on the seven-member court, orders the Ohio Ballot Board to fix errors in the ballot language, including one that incorrectly described a new minimum number of voter signatures that amendment campaigns must collect from each Ohio county to qualify for the ballot.”
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