secty. of state Husted intends to change early voting hours and days on a county by county basis---shortening the hours in DEMOCRATIC -INDEPENDENT MARJORITY COUNTIES .

Help for home owners living in homes that are currently worth less than what they paid for it.

To protect public health by clarifying the authority of the Secretary of Agriculture to prescribe performance standards for the reduction of pathogens in meat, meat products, poultry, and poultry products processed by establishments receiving inspection services and to enforce the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) System requirements, sanitation requirements, and the performance standards.

In previous elections 82 of voters in Frankin County voted on nights and weekends. Secretary Of State John Husted is considering limiting early voting hours running up to the election in November .and will be listening to local boards of elections concens on the issue. We need expanded hours to insure that everyone has the opportunity to exercise their right to vote.

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. Help send a message that voting should be accessible to everyone, regardless of his or her political affiliation.

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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,1 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."

the meth epidemic has taken a toll on our youth . My son has been addicted to it and has gone to jail for addiction, his friend has died and I know so many young(and not so young) people who have become victim to this incredibly addicting drug

Antibiotics are pumped into cows, chickens and pigs so they can survive in cramped, filthy feedlots and to make them grow faster. The more antibiotics our livestock eat, the more drug resistant bacteria become, putting us at risk from deadly "superbugs." Grocery stores can play a critical role to help protect public health by asking their meat suppliers end this practice. We're looking to Trader Joe's, one of the nation's more progressive grocers, to commit to selling only meat raised without antibiotics. Tell Trader Joe's to lead the way in getting animals off antibiotics! Trader Joe's has shown concern for public health by refusing to sell products that have artificial colors, trans fats or GMOs. Let's get the grocer to take the next step! Hundreds of thousands of consumers have already signed on demanding that Trader Joe's sell only meat without antibiotics. Add your name, and let's get our meat off of drugs.

Any money sent out of the country should be subjected to % tax as best determined by the Congress, Senate, and President.

All registered voters, including those with long working hours, should be able to find the poles open early enough (or late enough) so that they can cast their vote !

I am a single mother of a son with multiple disabilities. He needs total care and despite his needs, I must, and have worked full time all of his life, because I have had three other sons to provide for. Since he is now an adult his care is chopped in half, but the need is greater for I am older, and so is he, and yet I still need to work. There is no room for me to take care of normal errands because the hours of care stop the minute I arrive home from work. The services that are available have denied him due to his level of needed care and yet our policies word it so that they won't supply him with level he requires. Although they say it is our right to keep them home the funds provided doesn't afford us a realistic ability to do so! It is time for us to make a concerted effort to care for our feeble and those who care for them diligently, respectfully, and loyally.