SB 293 is harmful, anti-democratic legislation that enacts a grab-bag of unfunded mandates and burdens that will impede the ability of legitimate voters to vote, and also encumber the work of Boards of Elections officials.

A federal judge in the Southern District of Ohio ruled in favor of our client, Guy Christensen, in our lawsuit challenging Ohio State University’s decision to expel him for engaging in protected political speech.

The ACLU of Ohio opposed SB 56 because it is contrary to the will of voters, eliminating important protections for cannabis consumers and criminalizing cannabis conduct.

The ACLU of Ohio condemns SB 293 and the Governor’s decision to sign it. We will remain steadfast in our advocacy for all eligible Ohio voters.

Senate Bill 293 is harmful anti-voter legislation that will eliminate the post-election window to accept legally cast ballots mailed before election day.

The Ohio Department of Health has failed to fulfill its clear legal duty by refusing to promptly provide requested public records that fall cleanly under Ohio public records laws and failing to enable broad public access.

Senate Bill 293 is anti-voter legislation that would, at its core, needlessly eliminate the post-election window for accepted mailed ballots.

Drug sniffing canines are instruments of law enforcement used to carry out an officer’s duties. Therefore, their actions are an extension of their handling officer.