- Ohioians issued a resounding rejection of a GOP-led gambit to stymie abortion rights.
- Republicans had to hope to raise the threshold for constitutional amendments in a bid to get ahead of a November vote.
- Their effort sparked a massive turnout and lopsided margins in the state's biggest cities. Even some rural counties voted against them.
Ohio voters on Tuesday in large cities and even some rural counties issued a resounding rejection of a Republican-led power grab that sought to short-circuit a major abortion rights vote this November.