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Congressional Redistricting Reform – Federal hearing scheduled March 4, 2019

February 8, 2019

One of the last ‘acts’ that Mike DeWine did as Ohio Attorney General was to file a motion to dismiss the lawsuit that is in front of a three-judge panel in federal court in Cincinnati. DeWine continued his penchant for wasting Ohioans tax dollars. Fortunately, late today the same three-judge panel dismissed DeWine’s request. Thus, the lawsuit will continue as scheduled on March 4. Below are links to important articles about this suit.

Ohio House Does Not Override Kasich’s Veto on Medicaid Expansion. Instead, Overrides 11 Others

July 6, 2017

In large part due to significant public pushback, the Ohio House failed to override Governor Kasich’s veto of their Medicaid Expansion freeze. This is great news for Ohio, as estimates had the freeze causing 500,000 Ohioans to lose coverage. However, this issue is not settled, as Speaker Rosenberger has stated that the chamber may revisit overriding the veto in the future.

Kasich vetoed Medicaid freeze as he signs FYS 2018-2019 Budget

July 1, 2017

Gov. John Kasich signed the next state budget into law late Friday night but not before vetoing a proposed freeze on Medicaid expansion enrollment.

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