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In an email to supporters this week, the group that put slates of candidates on the Columbus ballot in 2017 and 2019 said it鈥檚 dissolving at the end of the year because it鈥檚 鈥渘o longer the right vehicle for making change in Columbus.鈥�
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On a drizzly Sunday afternoon, Joe Motil went knocking on doors in a neighborhood near MAPFRE Stadium.鈥淗ow you doing? I鈥檓 looking for Austin,鈥� he told the鈥�
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Activists in Columbus will be holding a rally at the Ohio Statehouse on Saturday morning, in conjunction with over 600 events across the country鈥�
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Columbus voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed a measure to change the structure of Columbus City Council. But the changes won't kick in until 2024.At鈥�
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Columbus's leading progressive political group is not happy with the tax incentive policy the city announced Monday.Yes We Can Columbus says the city's鈥�
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Emmanuel Remy is set to take a seat on Columbus City Council on January 18 at 5:30 PM, despite the fact that Remy hasn鈥檛 garnered a single vote. Instead,鈥�
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Against the wishes of dozens of activists gathered outside Columbus City Hall, City Council members appointed a realtor to fill the latest vacancy on the鈥�
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Columbus City Council is expected to name a new member to fill its vacancy on Monday, and though Democratic group Yes We Can Columbus has one candidate as鈥�
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After voting "no confidence" in Columbus鈥� school board in September, the city's teachers union will continue working with that exact same board after鈥�
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In Tuesday鈥檚 election, every Democratic incumbent in the Columbus City Council and school board races cruised to victory.That meant losses for every one鈥�