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Ohio governor candidates who both called for a gas tax holiday share thoughts on its approval (opens the original)
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Both candidates for governor said they are glad Ohioans may soon be getting some relief at the pump now that the Republican-dominated legislature has sent to Gov. Mike DeWine a bill suspending the state's tax on gasoline and diesel. The legislation, passed just before early voting begins on Oct. 6, suspends the state's 38.5-cent tax on gas and 47-cent tax on diesel for 90 days. It relies on about $726 million from general revenue funds to cover the lost revenue. But there were questions because
Candidates for Ohio governor who both called for gas tax holiday share thoughts on its approval (opens the original)
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Both candidates for governor said they are glad Ohioans may soon be getting some relief at the pump now that the Republican-dominated legislature has sent to Gov. Mike DeWine a bill suspending the state's tax on gasoline and diesel. The legislation, passed just before early voting begins on Oct. 6, suspends the state's 38.5-cent tax on gas and 47-cent tax on diesel for 90 days. It relies on about $726 million from general revenue funds to cover the lost revenue. But there were questions because
Candidates for Ohio governor who both called for gas tax holiday (opens the original)
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Both candidates for governor said they are glad Ohioans may soon be getting some relief at the pump now that the Republican-dominated legislature has sent to Gov. Mike DeWine a bill suspending the state's tax on gasoline and diesel. The legislation, passed just before early voting begins on Oct. 6, suspends the state's 38.5-cent tax on gas and 47-cent tax on diesel for 90 days. It relies on about $726 million from general revenue funds to cover the lost revenue. But there were questions because
Watch: Ohio's 3 candidates for governor weigh in on data centers, cost of living and more (opens the original)
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Ohio's three candidates for governor — Democrat Dr. Amy Acton, Libertarian Don Kissick and Republican Vivek Ramaswamy — may not have a debate before Election Day, but they all spoke with Ideastream Public Media's Stephanie Haney on the "Sound of Ideas" about topics Ohioans consider important. You can see full videos of their conversations on a variety of those important topics, including healthcare, data centers and the cost of living, in the videos in this full playlist. You can also watch the
DeWine orders the beginning of the end for E-Check in Northeast Ohio (opens the original)
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For more than 30 years, motorists in Northeast Ohio have been required to put their cars through emissions testing every two years. The program is place in Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage and Summit Counties. But that requirement may be ending soon, at the order of Gov. Mike DeWine. “I am so happy, so proud, so pleased that this hopefully will happen finally," said Rep. Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) in an interview. "I started working on this eight years ago." DeWine has asked the Oh
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