Ohio HB264 prohibits the use of public funds to disseminate government publications supporting or opposing candidates 30 days before an election.
Ohio HB264 amends the Revised Code to prohibit the use of public funds by political subdivisions to disseminate government publications that refer to a clearly identified candidate for nomination or election within 30 days before an election. This includes publications that support or oppose the nomination or election of a candidate. The bill also prohibits using public funds to compensate employees for activities influencing election outcomes. Exceptions include official notices, reports, and correspondence not sent to the general public.
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