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By Bill Cohen - August 20, 2009 |
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In the weeks before Ohio voters face issues on the statewide ballot, state government usually publishes and distributes arguments for and against the proposals. The last two times that the measures have dealt with gambling, anti-gambling activists have been allowed to write the "vote no" arguments, but not this November. Instead, elections officials on the Ohio Ballot Board are letting a group, backed by gambling casinos, write the official arguments against a casino ballot issue. It's confusing, but statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen explains. |
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Bill Cohen reports (1:42) 
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