wildarms420

So in Ohio, people think they are voting to save abortion but they never even read the bill, which is to actually end majority rule and change the threshold to 60% making so that 40% of voters can decide for the majority. I'm very confused how that will help voters in any way... I wonder, will an issue with any controversial voting from here on out in Ohio become a one year trial and get voted back and forth based on the 40% threshold or will they try to be on that for a temporary basis just to pass the things they want, and then change the rules back again in their own favor...? https://www.ohiosos.gov/globalassets/elections/2023/spec/issuereport.pdf?__cf_chl_tk=CGN3zNgZVcSyVyqyuuNZpUgSmc5pyl.qbxzLii3hswc-1697325123-0-gaNycGzNDCU#skipToContentAlt It's not very interesting but if you wish to see for yourself, the proof is obviously in the pudding.