Gov. John Kasich joins supporters of Issue 2 at a rally in Portage County.
Leaders of a union representing 4,000 state workers say they've reached a tentative agreement with Ohio officials to extend their current contract until 2015.
One week after Issue 2 was soundly defeated, Democrats look to build on the momentum leading into next year's presidential election.
Democrats in the Ohio Senate are proposing a constitutional amendment that would put a two-year ban on re-enacting laws that have been rejected by a referendum of voters.
Gov. Chris Christie angered public employee unions by winning passage of a law upping health care and pension contributions for government workers.
Labor unions are celebrating one of their biggest victories in decades after turning back an Ohio law that curbed collective bargaining rights for the state's public workers.
Ohio's governor says "the people have spoken" in rejecting the state's new law limiting the bargaining abilities of public union employees.
Ohio's new law limiting the collective bargaining abilities of 350,000 unionized public workers has been defeated after an expensive union-backed campaign that pitted firefighters and police officers against the state's Republican establishment.
The nation's top labor leader was in Cleveland Monday leading the final union push in a fierce election battle over Issue 2 on the collective bargaining law, Senate Bill 5.
Gov. John Kasich took the fight for Issue 2 to Cuyahoga County with a rally in Independence.
Gov. John Kasich joins supporters of Issue 2 at a rally in Portage County.
The union-backed group pushing for the repeal of Ohio's new collective bargaining law has spent more than $17.3 million in the fight and has another $4.3
Ohio Gov. John Kasich talks about Issue 2 as new Quinnipiac poll numbers show the gap widening to a 25 point lead for those supporting the repeal of Senate
A new poll ahead of next month's election finds growing opposition to an Ohio law limiting the bargaining rights of 350,000 public sector workers.
Election Headlines
It's Memorial Day weekend, and the race for the White House has never been closer.
On Monday, Obama for America National Campaign Co-Chair and former Ohio Governor Ted Strickland and President of the United Auto Workers Bob King announced the launch of the “Made in Ohio” Auto Tour.
A spokesman for Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich says he's not looking to Washington state after losing his primary.