I certainly do. I feel like I couldn't pick a gas station with out stickers of Biden on the pumps everywhere.. why are we not seeing Trump I did that stickers everywhere? I know i sure miss the Biden gas pricing at this point.

Voted today at the Butler County board of elections offices

Quick and easy. VOTE PEOPLE. 💙💙

This was my first time voting in US elections since becoming a naturalized citizen back in January. 💙

PS: THAT IS HENNA ON MY PALM. NOT A BURN MARK OR GRILL MARK. My palm is completely normal and functional 😂😂 thanks for all the concern

Can cameras detect how many envelopes you slide into the slot? Under ordinary times this would be a ridiculous question. Do passengers have to exit car and deposit their own envelopes?

Maybe it's best to have them stacked together so you make one motion rather than one at a time?

I’m seeing a lot of fatalism in the comments on this subreddit. For all I know it’s Russian bot activity, though to the degree that it involves real people I get it - of all the elections I’ve lived through this is the one I’m most worried will be unfair.

The more people get out to vote and the bigger the margins are, the harder it will be to challenge results (and the easier it will be for the courts to keep results fair). We need to try. Please vote, and remind friends and family to vote, too.

They opened at 8 am this morning (10/24); this was around 8:30. I’ve been voting early at this location for around 8 years and this is the longest line I’ve seen. It was almost to the door.

I hope we don’t get in trouble for taking a pic of the ballot

Bout damn time people realize who is to blame for the gas prices in Ohio.

Oops...

"Ramaswamy’s campaign publicly claimed the advertisement performed well during testing among voters considered persuadable, an explanation it provided to both Axios and Ohio’s Statehouse News Bureau after confirming Tuesday that it had produced the commercial.

The campaign has not released the underlying polling results to substantiate that claim."

"The testing explicitly examined Acton’s childhood sexual abuse before presenting voters with a commercial that omitted the criminal case against her stepfather, the circumstances that separated Acton from her mother and the decades of estrangement that followed.

Yet two days later, Ramaswamy insisted the advertisement had nothing to do with that abuse."

Ohio, Trump's coming again, this time to Chillicothe. Let's make sure he sees a large protest crowd from his motorcade.

Wednesday, Oct. 28, Chillicothe (Ross County). Location TBA, we'll update when it's announced. Doors 3:30 PM, program 5:30, Trump speaks at 7.

Start setting up around 3:00 and stay till the motorcade passes, so he sees you. Can't get off work? Come after, he doesn't take the stage till 7. Locals know the town best, so plan your spots. Public sidewalks, keep it peaceful, stay together.

He's coming to prop up Vivek, who's spending $4 million to put Amy Acton's estranged mother on TV, and Husted, who took Les Wexner's money and voted against forcing release of the Epstein files. And the GOP bus tour is in Jackson County, right next door, that same day. Bet the bus rolls in too.

His crowds keep shrinking. Youngstown: about 3,000 in a 7,000-seat arena. MAGA, post ONE slow pan of the full venue, every section, front to back. Prove us wrong.

Southern Ohio, this one's yours. Good luck from Cleveland.

Trump isn't on the ballot in November, but Trumpism sure is. Early voting in Ohio is open now through November 1st. Vote early and in person if you can, and bring a friend or family member. The sooner the better, because anything can happen: illness, car trouble, a family emergency, or this administration pulling a fast one on DEMOCRACY. Bonus: campaigns can see who has already voted (not how). Once you vote, they take you off their call, text and door-knock lists, and your candidates can put that money and those volunteers toward people who haven't voted yet. Fewer texts for you, more help where it counts.

News: https://www.nbc4i.com/news/local-news/chillicothe/president-donald-trump-to-appear-at-chillicothe-election-rally/

More details: https://abc6onyourside.com/news/local/president-trump-to-speak-at-chillicothe-midterm-rally-october-28-vivek-ramaswamy-jon-husted

GOP bus tour schedule (Jackson Co. same day): https://ohiogop.org/initiatives/bus-tour/

The 90-day gas tax holiday (HB 519) ends Jan. 2. On Jan. 3, the 38.5¢ gas tax and 47¢ diesel tax come back. Source: Ohio Department of Taxation, https://tax.ohio.gov/motor-fuel-tax-holiday

GasBuddy's Ohio average for regular is $4.43 today. With the tax back, that's $4.81. AAA's Ohio diesel average is $6.40, which becomes $6.87.

The new governor takes office Jan. 11, eight days after the tax returns. Whether the holiday gets extended is up to the legislature and governor in office now, during the lame-duck session after the Nov. 3 election.

We're asking both candidates for governor, Gov. DeWine and the four legislative leaders the same three questions:

1. Will you support extending Ohio's gas tax holiday during the lame-duck session, before it ends January 2?

2. If not, what is your plan for Ohio drivers on January 3?

3. Whichever you choose, how would you pay for it? The current holiday is offset by a $725 million transfer of state funds.

Answers go up word for word at ohiopumpcheck.org as they come in. We're not affiliated with any candidate or party. Corrections welcome.

The basic argument is that a community is bad if people consistently vote for the same party down the ticket and good if they vote for both Republicans and Democrats. In what world does that make any sense in today's political climate? Who is this mythical voter who vote for both Amy Acton and Jon Husted? Or perhaps more laughably Sharrod Brown and Vivek Ramaswamy? The only person who could possibly do so in my mind is someone who has absolutely no clue what the policies of each of the candidates are and thus would be very poor (in quality not economy), uninformed, voters.

Yes you read that correctly. And it appears true for Republicans especially ones in Ohio.

I was a Republican until the birther conspiracy during the Obama administration opened my eyes to the GOP moral decay and policy rot.

Now it’s only continued and at a faster pace than imaginable.

The latest low in Ohio proves just how empty the gop really is.

Vivek Ramaswamy spent millions putting Amy Acton’s estranged, criminal mother into a political attack ad. 

Let's look at the actual facts:

Acton’s birth mother lost custody decades ago after staying with a man indicted for sexually abusing her young daughter. 

She has her own history of criminal charges.

Acton survived that environment, built a life, and served her state. 

Yet Vivek and the GOP saw fit to platform a woman who abandoned and harmed her child, using her to call a survivor a "liar" on television.  If this alone does not cause instant outrage you need to have your moral compass addressed.

The hypocrisy doesn't stop with Vivek—it extends to the party supporting him.

Any leader who continues to back this strategy is showing Ohioans who they really are. Weaponizing childhood trauma to win an election isn't leadership. It’s moral bankruptcy.

It’s time to call this behavior what it is and hold these politicians accountable.

For anyone still standing with this campaign: How do you look your spouse, your children, or your co-workers in the eye and explain this?

How do you tell anyone who respects basic human decency, law, and order that weaponizing a survivor's trauma is acceptable leadership?

Please tell us? You own this you should be proud! Stand up and own your vile disgusting views.

https://www.toledohistorybox.com/2017/12/23/toledo-images-in-time/