This November, Ohioans will vote on a constitutional amendment on abortion, contraception, fertility care and more. Voters will have the opportunity to decide on the future of reproductive rights in ...

Voters will have the opportunity to decide on the future of reproductive rights in Ohio this November. State Issue 1, or the Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety ...

Starting Monday you can watch a special election forum on Issue 1 — the abortion and reproductive rights amendment — produced by The Columbus Dispatch, Cincinnati Enquirer, Spectrum News 1 and ...

Issue 1 makes women’s reproductive rights a permanent addition to Ohio’s constitution, which means it will be very difficult to repeal or change. When Roe v. Wade was overturned in June 2022 ...

The plan needed a majority of "yes" votes to pass. Had it met that bar, the supermajority threshold would have taken effect immediately. A summary of the argument in favor of Issue 1 prepared by ...

The 2023 general election is on Nov. 7.One of the biggest drivers in Ohio is Issue One, which would enshrine reproductive rights in the Ohio Constitution.Abortion rights and anti-abortion forces ...

Ohio election 2023: Why 'yes' vote on Issue 1 will protect Ohioans from abortion extremists. ... Arthur Lavin, and Noam Stern, leaders of Ohio Physicians for Reproductive Rights.

You've probably seen the ads. A voice on your television claims that Issue 1 is necessary to protect parental rights in Ohio and contends opponents want to let children get transgender medical ...

Ohioans will have their say Tuesday on one of the most contentious ballot initiatives in the state's history. Issue 1, a proposed abortion and reproductive rights constitutional amendment, will ...

With 100% of the precincts reporting, Ohioans voted to approve the Issue 1 amendment enshrining reproductive rights into the state's constitution by a wide margin.

Ohio is face-to-face with whether reproductive rights should be written into the state Constitution. The national significance of Tuesday's decision is not lost on anyone.

Tuesday, Oct. 24, at 7 p.m., WVXU will air the discussion "Ohio Decides: Issue 1 Forum," a pre-recorded, hour-long program hosted by the Ohio Debate Commission in collaboration with the Columbus ...