Buckeye State

The last decade has seen the Buckeye State go from purple to ruby red, with Ohioans electing Trump by over eight points in the last two presidential contests.

But the academic carnage in the Buckeye State is hardly an outlier.

Churches, schools and cemeteries have be hit during the fierce political battles in the Buckeye State, Valerie Richardson reports, ahead of the hotly contested vote November 7.

Voters in the Buckeye State will weigh in on Issue 1 next week.

Buckeye State voters will be asked in the fall whether a “fundamental right to reproductive freedom” should be added to the constitution as states navigate the fallout from the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v.