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Julie Donna signed Sign for Updates on RCV in Cincinnati 2026-04-10 23:09:27 -0400Just found out that Governor DeWine signed Senate Bill 63 and enacted it into law. I’m absolutely infuriated that our state legislature and governor would so blatantly disregard the municipal home rule authority established in our Ohio Constitution just to further entrench their own power. Unfortunately I can’t say I’m surprised that this is the only legislation that our two political parties seem to be able to agree on, but I sure am disappointed that they have such utter disregard for creating a fairer democracy for Ohioans.
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RCV was used in Cincinnati between 1925 and 1957 before it was repealed because the corrupt party bosses of the time did not like that RCV improved representation for African Americans and for a greater diversity of political views. Cincinnati's Charter Committee, an independent organization founded in 1924, led the 1925 initiative to pass RCV, and is working with other good governance groups like the Murray & Agnes Seasongood Foundation and Ohio Citizen Action to restore RCV 100 years after it originally passed.
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