The primary opposition group One Person One Vote received 84% of its funding from out-of-state, including $4 million from California, while advocating against Issue 1, a proposed constitutional amendment to enhance Ohio’s constitution and limit outside group influence.
John Legend campaigns against Ohio ballot initiative requiring 60% vote for constitutional amendments at Cincinnati rally, joined by left-leaning advocacy groups.
The Ohio Sportsmen’s Alliance endorses Issue 1, a ballot initiative that mandates a 60% vote requirement for petition-based statewide constitutional amendments, gaining support from U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance, Gov. Mike DeWine, and Secretary of State Frank LaRose, yet facing opposition from environmental and left-leaning advocacy groups.
Stewart’s Constitution Protection Amendment would protect Ohio from out-of-state special interests In November 2022, Ohio State Rep. Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) introduced a measure called the Ohio Constitution Protection Amendment. His bill would raise the threshold for passage of initiative petitions for proposed amendments to the Ohio constitution. This would be a bump up from the current 50% to 60%. The proposal aims to enhance the protection of the Ohio constitution. It draws inspiration from other Read more…
The Ohio Constitution Protection Amendment protects your rights. Find out why.