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Friday, November 20, 2009 9:38 pm EST
Voters approve casinos for Ohio, a new livestock board and bonuses for veterans. Check election results for your community. More Details
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Cuyahoga Co. Voters Call For Government Reform
Subdued Celebration For Mayor Frank Jackson
5 Polling Sites Run Out Of Ballots
Poll Workers Make Sure Elections Run Smoothly

Gilbert On Issue 3 Passing
Nod For Levy Will Keep District From Making Deep Cuts
County Government To Change In Cuyahoga
Casino Issue Passes With Less Than Half Counties
Cuyahoga Co. Voters Call For Government Reform
Poll Workers Make Sure Elections Run Smoothly
Ohio Voters Approve Livestock Care Board
Subdued Celebration For Mayor Frank Jackson
5 Polling Sites Run Out Of Ballots
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The White House is on a collision course with Catholic bishops in an intractable dispute over abortion that could blow up the fragile political coalition behind President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. More Details
Obama Answers Questions From Cuban Blogger
Obama Says Talks Under Way On Iran Sanctions
Sen. Kerry's Daughter Arrested In LA On DUI
Obama, Lee To Seek 'Grand Bargain' With NKorea
Obama: Aim To Be On Path To End Afghan War
Byrd Becomes Longest-Serving Congress Member
California Faces $20B Deficits For Years To Come
Obama: Professed 9/11 Mastermind Will Be Convicted
SC Panel To Decide If Sanford To Face Charges
Obama Says He Met With Half Brother While In China

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Tom Sutton
Tom Sutton is an Associate Professor of Political Science and Co-Director of the Public Interest Research Center at Baldwin-Wallace College. He teaches American government and politics, and conducts research on state politics and policy issues, in particular school funding policy. Tom earned his doctorate in political science/public policy at Kent State University in 2001, and his B.A. in Political and Social Thought at the University of Virginia.

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