Democrats test Ohio’s congressional map; lawmakers balk at pricey park project
Ohio politics news and insights from the State Signals newsletter. Plus: THC law repeal effort faces setback.
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GOVERNMENT
Dramatic surge in water demand predicted by 2040 puts farmers and industry on collision course – and the supply for all in question
EDUCATION
How Senate Bill 1 is reshaping majors at Ohio’s public colleges
HEALTH
Ohio’s hemp, marijuana crackdown to begin after DeWine signs bill
STATE SIGNLAS NEWSLETTER
Ramaswamy, Brown and Democrats’ future: Ohio’s defining questions in 2026
ELECTION 2026
Amy Acton picks former party chair as running mate in Ohio’s governor race
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