Eastern Ohio voters are deciding who will fill a congressional seat left vacant for months
- Ohio's 6th District voters will choose a new U.S. House member after Bill Johnson's departure to lead Youngstown State University.
- The special election features GOP's Michael Rulli against Democrat Michael Kripchak.
- Rulli and Kripchak vie for Johnson's unfinished term, lasting until year-end.
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Eastern Ohio voters are deciding who will fill a congressional seat left vacant for months
By JULIE CARR SMYTH Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Republican state Sen. Michael Rulli faces Democrat Michael Kripchak in Tuesday’s special election for the U.S. House seat in Ohio’s 6th District. The seat has been vacant since longtime U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson resigned in January to become a university president. The 55-year-old Rulli is from Salem in Ohio’s Mahoning Valley, where he directs operations for his family’s 100-year-old chain …
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