Landlords do a credit check before they will rent to you.

It is the law of the land that the senate of the united states pass a budget each year. the current senate has not passed a budget for over three years. they are breaking the law. It is time the american public ''demand'' a budget be passed in accordance with existing law......or law senators not be paid.

We Americans need a strong journalist who is not afraid to ask tough questions and recoginize bull shit when they hear it! I nominate Soledad O'Brien and not Candy Crowley, to moderate the presidential debates.

Cuting days for voting is so wrong. 2004 I was sent a post card telling me my location was change to vote,the location was 20miles away.any way to keep the elderly from voting.

For months, Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted has personally acted to restrict early voting in counties with large Democratic populations—casting tie-breaking votes to limit voting to weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in urban areas like Franklin County,where in previous elections 82% of early voters did so on nights or weekends. Now, Secretary of State Husted said he is considering limiting early voting hours across the state in the run-up to the November election, and will "be listening to local boards of elections' concerns on this issue." We need to let local Boards of Elections across Ohio know that Ohioans support giving all registered voters equal opportunity to exercise their right to vote.

I want to see early voting, and voting rights in general, expanded in a manner that benefits all the citizens of Lucas County and Ohio.

To encourage the Board of Selectmen to support a major upgrade of our town's pool facilities at Mills Pond, specifically the replacement of our 50-meter pool. Given the current low interest rate environment, we have a unique opportunity to affordably finance important quality of life projects that will benefit our community for future generations.

The 2012 general election is the first in history in which several key swing states--Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida--have put in place severe voter restrictions that could have a profound impact on the election. The restrictions relate to both IDs and early voting. In Ohio, early voting remains available in Republican districts but has been eliminated in Democratic districts in an obvious attempt to affect the outcome of the election. Even worse, the Pennsylvania House Majority Leader has admitted that their new voter ID restrictions will guarantee Governor Romney is elected, and most recently a judge refused to grant an injunction to stop that law. Let Congress and the Attorney General know that you object to the severe restrictions on and suppression of voting rights allowed by the laws in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida. Make your voice heard!

Secretary of State Husted said he is considering limiting early voting hours across the state in the run-up to the November election, and he will "be listening to local boards of elections' concerns on this issue." We need to let local Boards of Elections across Ohio know that Ohioans support giving all registered voters equal opportunity to exercise their right to vote.

There are too many people on the road who have had multiple DWIs. They do not deserve 2nd and 3rd chances. They will go out there and do it again unless the punishment is much harsher.

For months, Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted has personally acted to restrict early voting in counties with large Democratic populations—casting tie-breaking votes to limit voting to weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in urban areas like Franklin County, where in previous elections 82% of early voters did so on nights or weekends. Now, Secretary of State Husted said he is considering limiting early voting hours across the state in the run-up to the November election, and will "be listening to local boards of elections' concerns on this issue. Help us protect working people's voting rights in Tuscarawas County.

Many of my friends work and cannot vote during conventional weekday hours. Because of my schedule, I too have voted on weekends or during extended weekday voting hours. We fear that unless extended hours are provided, we will not be able to exercise our right to vote. We urge our Board of Elections--as well as all Boards of Elections across our state--to let Secretary of State Jon Husted know that Ohioans support giving all registered voters equal opportunity to exercise their right to vote.