Polls show that most Ohioans DO NOT support state gun laws that supersede municipal laws

Polls conducted by Baldwin Wallace University show that locally and statewide, the majority of Ohio residents support more measures that would prevent mass shootings.

December 15, 2022 by OCAGV Staff

Polls conducted by Baldwin Wallace University show that locally and statewide, the majority of Ohio residents support more measures that would prevent mass shootings.

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Polls show that most Ohioans DO NOT support state gun laws that supersede municipal laws

Polls conducted by Baldwin Wallace University show that locally and statewide, the majority of Ohio residents support more measures that would prevent mass shootings.

Polls show that most Ohioans DO NOT support state gun laws that supersede municipal laws

Polls conducted by Baldwin Wallace University show that locally and statewide, the majority of Ohio residents support more measures that would prevent mass shootings.

More News

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