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Ohio’s political race is heating up as National Republicans warn that growing backlash against data centers could hurt Senator Jon Husted, but tech firms may still sway voters before November. Meanwhile, Husted’s bipartisan bill offering first-time homebuyers tax-free access to college savings for down payments could become a key campaign issue. Transgender Ohioans face new hurdles at the BMV, which now requires birth certificate or passport sex designations for license updates. The state’s longest-serving prosecutor is pushing to expand capital punishment, citing public support and recent high-profile cases. And Governor DeWine’s push for a statewide ban on player prop bets in pro sports hit roadblocks—MLB agreed to limit “microprop” bets, but the NFL and other leagues remain unmoved.

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