"I want to be clear about what a NO vote does and doesn’t mean. It doesn’t throw open the floodgates to unlimited development. It simply restores the common-sense practice of reviewing each proposed project individually, weighing its merits, and giving residents a voice." https://bit.ly/4lmKRqH
10.03.2026 23:53
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Gov. DeWine, do the right thing. Veto SB 63: editorial
Gov. DeWine, this matter is now before you to make a final decision on SB 63. We are confident that, when you weigh the issues and opportunities involved, including by allowing local innovation on ranked-choice voting and protecting Ohio's home-rule rig...
"DeWine should wield his veto pen on Senate Bill 63. The legislation... would effectively ban any experimentation with ranked-choice voting in Ohio by withholding local government funding from municipalities or counties that exercised their home-rule powers to do so." https://bit.ly/4bdlinq
10.03.2026 22:05
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Ohio Citizen Action is powered by contributions from people like you. Thank you! 💚 2025 was one of the most consequential years in our history and we proved what's possible when Ohioans organize. Read our 2025 Impact Report: https://www.ohiocitizen.org/2025_year_in_review
08.03.2026 18:21
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Power Hungry: How The AI Boom Is Forcing A Clean Energy Reckoning
Surging electricity demand from AI data centers is colliding with a federal energy policy that favors slow-build fossil fuels over fast-deploy renewables. Price impact?
"In the end, the defining feature of this moment is not ideology. It is about load growth and time-to-market. Capital will flow toward the technologies that can scale under those conditions." https://bit.ly/4lgWgs7
07.03.2026 19:45
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Utility-scale solar was the fastest growth of any electricity source in the U.S. last year. Texas just passed up California as the #1 producer. Coal also grew. Natural gas fell. https://insideclimatenews.org/news/05032026/inside-clean-energy-texas-utility-scale-solar/
06.03.2026 20:51
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Ohio sends voter registration data of nearly 8 million residents to DOJ
Secretary of State LaRose says the handover is required under federal law.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose just turned over voter data on 8 million residents to the federal government including names, addresses, dates of birth, and partial Social Security numbers. https://bit.ly/3Nl28Ea
05.03.2026 20:45
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📣OHIO: Remember to register to vote BEFORE APRIL 6TH!
Make sure your voice is heard in the 2026 primary election.
Check your voter registration today, and request your absentee ballot NOW if you wish to vote by mail.
https://www.ohiosos.gov/elections/voters/register/
#Ohio #VoterRegistration #vote
05.03.2026 16:02
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Longtime FirstEnergy lobbyist accused of bribery speaks out
A former FirstEnergy executive, accused of paying a bribe alongside the CEO in 2019, publicly answered questions about the allegation for the first time.
Mike Dowling was FirstEnergy's senior vice president of external affairs - the guy whose entire job was knowing what was going on. Under oath in the HB6 bribery trial, he said "I don't recall" more than 24 times. https://bit.ly/4rZWOVV
04.03.2026 22:17
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Husted backed the corrupt HB 6 bailout. Ohio households now pay $663 more a year.
Records link Sen. Jon Husted to Ohio’s HB 6 scandal as electric bills climb $663 a year since 2019. The issue is emerging as a key factor in the 2026 Senate race.
Jon Husted is identified as "State Official 2" in the HB 6 corruption case. FirstEnergy called him their "golden boy." They funneled $1Million to back his campaign. Ohio families now pay $663/year more for electricity. https://bit.ly/408clXr
04.03.2026 17:54
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Residential electricity bills rose 7% on average in 2025 and in some states, way more than that. Ohio was up 11%. Wonder why? https://insideclimatenews.org/news/02032026/whats-driving-higher-electricity-rates/
02.03.2026 21:29
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Ohio House votes to stamp out ranked choice voting before it begins • Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio House lawmakers have approved a measure aimed at banning ranked choice voting. Under the bill, no state election may be conducted with ranked choice and any local government that decides to use a...
“This bill is not about protecting voters. It’s about control,” [Ohio state Rep. Ashley Bryant Bailey, D-Cinci] said. “What this bill does is effectively ban ranked choice, but more than that, it tells our cities and our voters that we do not trust them to govern themselves.” https://bit.ly/4bjJWUw
02.03.2026 19:09
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Ohio corruption trial traces tactics to prop up nuclear and coal…
Former FirstEnergy execs Chuck Jones and Mike Dowling face state criminal charges connected to HB 6 bailout maneuvers, for which Ohioans are still paying…
More details emerge: FirstEnergy's own internal records showed their expenses were lower than what they were collecting from customers. Randazzo used his position as utilities commission chair to eliminate a review of what the company was actually spending vs. charging. https://bit.ly/4sji1tO
01.03.2026 18:21
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OPINION: Sloopy Solar Makes Sense for Clark County
After decades working in engineering and energy infrastructure, I have seen firsthand how Ohio has powered its communities and industries, and how those systems inevitably change. The retirement of ma...
"Clark County needs reliable electricity, a strong tax base, and practical economic development. Sloopy Solar helps deliver all three. It reflects the direction the power industry is already going." https://bit.ly/4r3gHKx
28.02.2026 19:49
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Ohio House votes overwhelmingly to ban ranked choice voting in local elections
The ban on ranked choice voting in Ohio has both a Republican and a Democratic sponsor, but the vote in both chambers has split largely along party lines.
SB 63 passed the Ohio House and is heading back to the Senate before going to Gov. DeWine. Once he signs it, no Ohio city or town can choose ranked choice voting even if their residents want it. https://bit.ly/4r1URH3
26.02.2026 22:05
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"Proposed projects would no longer be reviewed on a case by case basis." The commissioners took that option off the table. No review. No conversation. No say for landowners. On May 5, decide for yourself. https://bit.ly/4rCinvB
25.02.2026 22:35
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USA TODAY investigates: Clean energy bans have skyrocketed. Rural communities are losing billions. Electricity demand is surging. And experts warn the U.S. is handing China a historic strategic advantage. https://bit.ly/4s4FpLt
22.02.2026 14:45
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"This referendum isn’t asking whether we want renewable energy in Richland County. It’s asking whether we’re willing to override our neighbors’ property rights based on assumptions about what they might want to do with their own land." Vote NO on May 5th. https://bit.ly/4tNs0ZS
21.02.2026 19:47
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Ohio's SB 294, written to hurt wind and solar, would also disqualify coal, gas peakers, hydro, and oil by its own rules. The bill is a mess. https://insideclimatenews.org/news/19022026/inside-clean-energy-ohio-wind-solar-coal-ban/
20.02.2026 21:06
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A new Ohio bill could be a de facto statewide ban on solar and wind
The state is mulling a bill that calls for all new generation to be “affordable, reliable, and clean” — but its strained definitions would exclude…
Ohio's SB 294 redefines "clean energy" to include natural gas. Redefines "reliable" in ways only fossil fuels can meet. Redefines "affordable" to exclude the cheapest sources available. This bill is based on fossil fuel industry talking points. https://bit.ly/4ao0KJN
18.02.2026 22:11
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