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The Government Shutdown, What It Means For Ohio

When Congress cannot agree or compromise, things stall. This time much of the federal government has stalled. For the first time in seven years Congress and the White House have partially shutdown the federal government. How the federal government shutdown affect Ohio. Our panel discusses the impact. We’ll also talk about the latest recommendations to halt sharp rises in Ohio property taxes. Look at how Ohio Democrats are trying to bounce back in the 2026 elections. The next steps after Ohio lawmakers did not meet a deadline for a new congressional map. Finally, we explore the abortion in Ohio after the Ohio Department of Health this week released statistics that show the number of abortions performed in the state declined slightly in the past year. This Week’s Panel • Jessie Balmert, reporter with USA Today Ohio Network, Read Jessie’s latest reporting at https://www.cincinnati.com/staff/4395... • Andrew Tobias, Signal Ohio, Read Andrew’s latest reporting at https://signalohio.org/author/andrews... • Bob Clegg, Republican Strategist • Morgan Harper, Progressive Activist We can't do this without your support! Help keep WOSU Public Media strong by donating here: https://wosu.pm/WOSU-Support Connect With WOSU Subscribe to the WOSU YouTube channel:    / @wosucolumbus   Subscribe to our WOSU News Daily newsletter at https://www.wosu.org/newsletters Follow us on Facebook:   / wosupublicmedia   Follow us on Instagram:   / wosupubmedia   Follow us on Reddit:   / wosupublicmedia   Visit our website: https://www.wosu.org/news Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 00:18 - Ohio and the Shutdown 07:40 - Lowering Ohio Property Taxes 13:54 - Ohio Democrats Regroup for 2026 20:31 - Still Waiting For Ohio Congressional Map 22:22 - Abortion In Ohio 24:43 - Off The Record Comments 26:10 - End Credits Thumbnail Image The base of the Washington Monument and the dome of the U.S. Capitol are seen at dawn on Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)