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Why did the sponsor of the Ohio Healthy Families’ Act pull the issue from the November, 2008 general election ballot?

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Why did the sponsor of the Ohio Healthy Families’ Act pull the issue from the November, 2008 general election ballot?

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It is not entirely clear why the sponsors pulled the ballot measure, since polling data done at the time showed that a large majority of Ohio voters supported it. However, Ohio would have been the only state in the country requiring this particular benefit. As a result, Ohio’s governor, who otherwise supports workers rights, announced that he was unable to support the ballot measure. Also, many legal commentators pointed to several provisions of the Act as unduly complicated.

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