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This week on "The State of Ohio": Lawmakers once again look at electing to change voting laws. Democrats hit back again against JobsOhio. And conservative activists who say they were targeted for extra scrutiny by the IRS speak out as they prepare to sue.
 
Report on voter fraud in 2012 election shows it happened, but wasn't rampant
By Jo Ingles - May 23, 2013
Voter fraud is an issue that’s talked about a lot around election time but Ohio’s top elections official says it’s not a big problem in Ohio. Statehouse correspondent Jo Ingles takes a look at the post 2012 presidential election report and has more on the story.


Democrats try again to blast away at JobsOhio with a four part "transparency plan"
As they prepare for next year’s statewide campaigns for governor and other offices, Democrats continue to hammer away at Gov. Kasich’s key accomplishment in office so far. Statehouse correspondent Karen Kasler reports on the four-part JobsOhio Accountability Act.

Secretary of State says no more P.O. boxes for people who want to register to vote
Secretary of State Jon Husted is issuing a directive that says voters can no longer use post office boxes or rental boxes at private mail companies as addresses for voter rolls. Husted has come to that decision after a review of possible voter fraud cases in Ohio.

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