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- Governor Mike DeWine must decide by Wednesday whether to sign, veto, or let the absentee ballot amendment become law.
- Voting-rights groups and the Libertarian secretary-of-state candidate urge Governor Mike DeWine to veto the measure.
- Secretary-of-state nominee Robert Sprague supports the amendment, citing Kentucky and Wisconsin as examples.
- Democratic secretary-of-state nominee Allison Russo calls the amendment half-baked, unfunded, and a barrier for disabled voters, noting it lacks funding for free IDs.
