For 40 years, the Republican Party's platform called for a national abortion ban, but that could go away.
: Republicans are poised to pass an anti-abortion platform next week in Milwaukee, on the urging of former President Donald Trump, that no longer calls for a national ban and instead says abortion is a state issue. In Ohio, anti-abortion activists are not thrilled by this. They believe the proposal doesn’t go far enough and diminishes the work they’ve done for years to fight against abortion.
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce Political Action Committee announced Tuesday the endorsement of 70 bipartisan candidates for the Ohio General Assembly in the Nov. 5 General Election. In the Senate, the chamber endorsed 12 candidates – all Republicans. In the House, it endorsed 58 candidates, including 46 Republicans and 12 Democrats.
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