Andrew Tobias
Chief Political Reporter at The Plain Dealer
Chief Political Reporter at Cleveland.com
#CLE fan. Lifelong Ohioan. Politics reporter. UFO believer. Lowkey exerciser. Slow runner. Daddy x2. “Total soy boy." Average man. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
signalcleveland.org | Andrew Tobias
One of the Republican justices on the Ohio Supreme Court is running to defeat one of his colleague and the state’s lone remaining statewide elected Democrat. Justice Pat Fisher confirmed Wednesday that he’s running for Justice Jennifer Brunner’s seat next year. “Ohioans deserve a Justice who will fight for conservative values, respect the Constitution and not legislate from the bench,” he said in a statement first released to Signal.
Will other big names enter the Ohio governor's race, the Brent Spence is a go, plus more top stories
2 weeks ago |
wvxu.org | Andrew Tobias
With nearly a year to go before the primary election, the Ohio Republican Party is endorsing Vivek Ramaswamy for governor. Attorney General Dave Yost has dropped out of the race. But could another candidate with Buckeye bona fides still jump in? On Cincinnati Edition, we talk about the state of the Ohio’s governor’s race. We also hear about preliminary autopsy results in the death of Ryan Hinton. Plus, an update on the long-awaited Brent Spence Bridge project.
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2 weeks ago |
signalakron.org | Andrew Tobias
The ACLU of Ohio has sued the Geauga County Sheriff’s Office at the Ohio Supreme Court, seeking public records. The move marks the startof a fight enmeshed with President Donald Trump’s aggressive agenda of deporting people that federal officials say are illegal immigrants.
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2 weeks ago |
signalcleveland.org | Andrew Tobias
The ACLU of Ohio has sued the Geauga County Sheriff’s Office at the Ohio Supreme Court, seeking public records. The move marks the startof a fight enmeshed with President Donald Trump’s aggressive agenda of deporting people that federal officials say are illegal immigrants.
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3 weeks ago |
signalakron.org | Andrew Tobias
The Ohio Senate approved a couple of bills on Wednesday that Signal has been following. One was Senate Bill 158, which prohibits almost all cell-phone use by students during the school day. It passed the Senate nearly unanimously with members of both political parties lamenting the constant distraction of phones for students and what that might do to their developing psyches. The bill passed 30-2, with two Democrats in opposition.
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Cuyahoga County Democratic Party Chair Dave Brock says he won't run for Ohio Democratic Party chair. He cites multiple reasons. "The pathway to victory is there, but it's not clear cut." "At the end of the day, it seemed right to stay here because there's so much we want to do."
Inbox: Florida Gov. Ron DiSantis is appearing at the Ohio Statehouse this afternoon with House Speaker Matt Huffman. They're going to discuss a congressional term limits resolution that's pending in the House.
Vivek Ramaswamy wins Ohio Republican Party endorsement for 2026 governor’s race https://t.co/Pt0ivgDVsm