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1. ballotpedia.org › Ohio_2020_ballot_measuresOhio 2020 ballot measures - Ballotpedia

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   Zero statewide ballot measures were certified for the 2020 ballot in the state of Ohio. Between 1995 and 2018, voters approved 53.3 percent (24 of 45) and rejected 46.7 percent (21 of 45) of the statewide ballot measures. The initiative signature deadline for constitutional amendments passed on July 1, and no petitioners submitted signatures.

2. ohiocapitaljournal.com › 2023/08/07 › what-ohioWhat Ohio amendments wouldn't have passed with a 60% ...

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   Aug 7, 2023 · Ohio lawmakers have proposed 156 amendments to Ohio’s constitution since 1913. 108 have passed, but 41 of those amendments received less than 60% of the vote. These are a handful of amendments that passed, but received less than 60% of the votes: Deleting the words “white male” from voter qualifications — 55.9% (1923).

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4. www.clevescene.com › news › what-ohio-amendmentsWhat Ohio Amendments Wouldn’t Have Passed With a 60% ...

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   Aug 7, 2023 · Allow a casino in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Toledo — 52.9% (2009). These are some of the amendments that passed and received 60% or more of the votes: Prohibit sales tax on food for ...

5. ballotpedia.org › List_of_Ohio_ballot_measuresList of Ohio ballot measures - Ballotpedia

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   A History of Statewide Issue Votes in Ohio, compiled through 1954 by Arthur Schwartz; Ohio Issues Procedures and Ballot Board; List of Ohio initiatives from 1913-2000; Ohio History of I&R since 1998; Ohio Secretary of State: Election results 1940-2009; Table of proposed Ohio constitutional amendments from 1857 to 2014

6. news.ballotpedia.org › 2023/07/14 › ohio-issue-1-isOhio Issue 1 is the 270th proposed amendment to the Ohio ...

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   Jul 14, 2023 · Instead of requiring a number of votes equal to 10% of the votes cast in the last gubernatorial election for initiated amendments, the 1976 measure would have required 250,000 signatures, for example. Ohio Issue 1 would make three changes to the citizen-initiated constitutional amendment process.

7. www.cnn.com › election › 2020Ohio Election Results and Maps 2020 - CNN

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   Ohio. No Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio. The last Democrat to win the White House without winning Ohio was John F. Kennedy in 1960. Starting with Lyndon Johnson in ...

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   How many votes did Ohio vote for in 2020?

   • Cover graphic by Ruth Chang for Midstory. In 2020, Ohio voted for incumbent President Donald Trump, marking the first time in 56 years that Ohio failed to select the winner of a presidential election. Trump received 3,154,734 votes in Ohio, accounting for 53.3% of all votes cast, while President Joe Biden won 2,679,165 votes — just 45.2%.

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   How many amendments have passed in Ohio?

   • These are just some of the amendments to the Ohio constitution that passed, but received less than 60% of votes — the new threshold proposed by Issue 1. Since 1913, Ohio has had 227 proposed amendments and 127 of them have passed, but 49 of those approved amendments received less than 60% of votes.

   What Ohio amendments wouldn’t have passed with a 60% threshold?

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   Would Ohio be a different place if 60% of votes passed?

   • Since 1913, Ohio has had 227 proposed amendments and 127 of them have passed, but 49 of those approved amendments received less than 60% of votes. “Clearly, Ohio would be a different place if you had 60% in place,” said Catherine Turcer, executive director of Common Cause Ohio.

   What Ohio amendments wouldn’t have passed with a 60% threshold?

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   How many amendments were passed during the Ohio Constitutional Convention of 1912?

   • During the Ohio Constitutional Convention of 1912, there were 42 proposed amendments and 34 amendments passed, but 19 passed with less than 60% of the votes. These are a few of the amendments that passed, but received less than 60% of the votes: These are a couple of the amendments that passed and received 60% or more of the votes:

   What Ohio amendments wouldn’t have passed with a 60% threshold?

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   Will Ohio Issue 1 be voted on the ballot in 2023?

   • MOUNT VERNON, Ohio — JULY 26: A yard sign in support of Ohio Issue 1 which if passed at the August 8 special election would require a 60% vote to pass future citizen-initiated amendments including the Reproductive Freedom Amendment which will be on the ballot in November, July 26, 2023, in Mount Vernon, Ohio.

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   How are constitutional amendments proposed in Ohio?

   • In Ohio, constitutional amendments can be proposed in three ways: First, the General Assembly can propose amendments, which require voter ratification. A 60% vote in each legislative chamber is required. These amendments are known as legislatively referred constitutional amendments. Ohio Issue 1 originated in the General Assembly.

   Ohio Issue 1 is the 270th proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution

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   Oct 25, 2024 · In 2020, Ohio voted for incumbent President Donald Trump, marking the first time in 56 years that Ohio failed to select the winner of a presidential election. Trump received 3,154,734 votes in Ohio, accounting for 53.3% of all votes cast, while President Joe Biden won 2,679,165 votes — just 45.2%. This marked the first time that any candidate ...