With Ohio lawmakers passing laws to create discrimination, might voters be asked on the ballot to block them? Today in Ohio

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : But this is an emphasis on any discrimination and it's modeled on an amendment that Nevada approved in 2022 with 57 % of the vote.banning any form of discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, ancestry or national origin.
38% : If that happens, and Trump prevailed in November, who are the likely people to replace Vance as Ohio senator?Jason Stephens' tenuous hold as Ohio House speaker grew weaker last week, with a court ruling that ended his access to the dollars he needs to boost his support.
28% : If that happened, and if Trump prevailed in November, Lisa, who are the likely people to replace Vance as Ohio Senator?
22% : Also Ohio Senator Matt Dolan, who is endorsed by DeWine in the Senate primary, but there's possible Trump backlash there because as you remember, Dolan was the only Senate candidate that didn'tout how to Trump.

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