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What Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed from state's latest budget

OHIO, JUL 2 – Governor DeWine issued 67 vetoes to protect local school funding and oppose anti-LGBTQ measures while approving key tax changes and $600 million for a new Cleveland Browns stadium.

  • On Tuesday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed the state's biennial budget into law while vetoing several key property tax reform provisions.
  • DeWine vetoed these provisions because he said they could cause financial problems for school districts and usurp voter approval of millage.
  • The vetoed measures included limits on school districts' fund carryover, restrictions on emergency levies, and county commissions' control over tax rates.
  • DeWine emphasized the role of levies in helping school districts sustain their financial health over time and announced plans to form a working group tasked with proposing property tax relief measures to the state legislature.
  • Lawmakers, mostly Republicans, are considering overriding the vetoes before the end of 2026 amid widespread calls for property tax relief across Ohio.
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Republicans question DeWine’s property tax relief vetos

(The Center Square) – Republican leaders in the Ohio Senate are puzzled by Gov. Mike DeWine’s vetoes in the state’s new budget but stopped short of committing to possible override votes in the coming weeks. DeWine, also a Republican, whittled…

·Colorado Springs, United States
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Ohio Capital Journal broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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