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Jen Miller, executive director of Ohio’s League of Women Voters. She objects to proposed legislation that will make it more difficult to organize ballot initiatives through additional hurdles such as paperwork requirements and mandating that signature gatherers wear badges identifying themselves as paid. Aside from changes to the initiative process, the bill would block ballot drop boxes and require voters to show proof of citizenship. (Ohio Capital Journal)