Ohio House Agrees to Biden Ballot Fix Amid Senate Dispute

The Ohio House is willing to compromise on a bill to ensure President Biden appears on the November ballot, provided the Senate removes provisions they deem "anti-democratic." The Senate's version includes campaign finance restrictions that could hinder grassroots movements, which the House opposes. Both chambers agree on banning foreign contributions to ballot initiatives, but the House insists on a permanent fix for the nomination deadline and opposes additional restrictions on citizen ballot access. The legislative impasse highlights ongoing political infighting and dysfunction within Ohio's government.