Ohio Has Issues: Political spending, FCC rules for political ads, the problem of false equivalency

In the September 4 edition of Ohio Has Issues with Stephanie Haney and Mike Polk Jr., we look at political spending in Ohio, FCC rules for political ads, the problem of false equivalency and more.

Cleveland.com editor Chris Quinn joins the show to talk about his recent Letter from the Editor, talking about his concern over counting articles, false equivalency and lies in the mainstream media. We also check in with Cleveland.com political reporter Andrew Tobias, to see where the money is being spent on political ads this election cycle, while giving you an inside look at what little control TV stations have over the ads the show up on the air.

We also give you an update on the Senate race between sitting Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown, Republican challenger Bernie Moreno, and Libertarian challenger Don Kissick, to the best of our ability.

In our Ohio roundup, we look at court challenges involving the proposed redistricting amendment ballot language, the ban on gender-affirming care, and what’s shaping up to be a nasty divorce between US Representative for Ohio Max Miller and Emily Moreno Miller.

Watch every episode of Ohio Has Issues here:
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Read Chris Quinn’s Letter from the Editor here:
https://www.cleveland.com/news/2024/0...

Read Andrew Tobias’s reporting here:
https://www.cleveland.com/news/2024/0...

"Ohio Has Issues" is recorded in Cleveland, out of WKYC Studios. New episodes typically stream live every Wednesday night at 7:30 PM on the WKYC YouTube page and the WKYC+ streaming app. "Ohio Has Issues" is also available wherever you listen to podcasts, with episodes dropping after the livestreamed recording sessions end.

Stephanie is the digital anchor and legal analyst at WKYC. She produces and hosts VERIFY fact check segments and is licensed to practice law in both Ohio and California.

Mike is an anchor, commentator and editorialist at WKYC. Mike hosts "Front Row Friday" which airs every Friday at 7 PM on 3News and on WKYC+.


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