PoliticsOhio

Fridays during All Things Considered

Emily McCord hosts PoliticsOhio. It's a wrap-up of the week's important political news in the state. Each Friday during All Things Considered, she talks with political reporters from across Ohio about local and statewide news. Bill Cohen and Karen Kasler, statehouse news reporters for the Ohio Public Radio, are regular guests.

Also available as a podcast.

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5:45pm

Fri May 11, 2012
Politics

PoliticsOhio: Ohio Schools Brace for Lower Grades

Ellen Belcher, who's filling in for Emily McCord, interviews state Sen. Peggy Lehner, a Republican from Kettering, about Ohio's decision to adopt a new grading system that many schools say will result in their getting poor report cards.

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5:45pm

Fri April 27, 2012
Politics

PoliticsOhio: Why the Attacks on Ohio's State Party Chairmen?

Ellen Belcher, who's filling in for Emily McCord, interviews Bill Hershey, the former Dayton Daily News Statehouse Bureau Chief and now an occasional columnist for the Akron Beacon Journal, about the efforts to dump both the chairmen of Ohio's Republican and Democratic parties. Fairborn's Kevin DeWine was ousted as GOP party chairman in April, while Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern beat back his critics.Hershey, who is co-authoring a book about the legendary Ohio and national Republican Chairman Ray Bliss, talks about the role party chairmen can play in an all-important presidential election year.

5:45pm

Fri April 20, 2012
Politics

PoliticsOhio: Husted Wants to Start Over on Election 'Reforms'

Ellen Belcher, who's filling in for Emily McCord, interviews Secretary of State Jon Husted, Ohio's chief elections officer and a former state lawmaker from Kettering.

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5:40pm

Fri April 13, 2012
Politics

PoliticsOhio: Lawmaker Says Prostitutes Often are 'Victims'

Ellen Belcher, who's filling in for Emily McCord, interviews State Rep. Teresa Fedor, a Democrat from Toledo, about human trafficking in Ohio.

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5:45pm

Fri April 6, 2012
Politics

PoliticsOhio: Prof Says 'Right-to-Work' Law Means More Money for Workers

Ellen Belcher, who's filling in for Emily McCord, interviews Richard Vedder, the author of a new study advocating that Ohio become a "right to work" state. Next year Ohioans could vote on whether employers can require their workers to join a union to get and keep their jobs.

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