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Voter registration language removed from Ohio transportation budget

Summary by The Blade

COLUMBUS — Ohio’s two-year transportation budget is quietly cruising toward a vote in the House of Representatives as soon as Wednesday after lawmakers removed controversial language affecting voter registration.

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Circleville Herald

Ohio House passes two-year, $11.8B transportation budget

(The Center Square) – The Ohio House of Representatives unanimously passed an $11.8 billion bipartisan transportation budget Wednesday afternoon that spends $8 billion on state highways and nearly $200 million on public transportation over the next two years.

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The Blade

Voter registration language removed from Ohio transportation budget

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