Vote No on Issue 1

The Suburban Women Problem

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🗓️ 4 August 2023

⏱️ 22 minutes

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This week we have a special episode to remind everyone in Ohio to vote NO on Issue 1. Amanda is joined by Congresswoman Shontel Brown to talk about this month's special election and why it's so important... not just to the people of Ohio, but to democracy across the country.If you live in Ohio and you haven't voted yet, you can find your polling place and other information about voting here: https://www.ohiosos.gov/elections/voters/.And if you don't live in Ohio but you still want to help, yo...

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0:00.0	There's a trend happening with the Republicans, and if you can't beat them, cheat them.
0:13.0	The Republicans know very clearly that they don't have the majority.
0:17.0	The majority of Americans are not with them.
0:20.0	We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.
0:26.0	Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from red, wine, and blue.
0:33.8	Hi, everyone. Thanks for listening. I'm Amanda Weinstein. And you're listening to a special episode of the Suburban Women Problem.
0:40.2	I know we said that the hosts were taking a summer break this August, but we are doing this special bonus episode to remind you of an important election on August 8th that could alter Ohio's state constitution and threaten our reproductive rights.
0:55.7	Today, I'm excited to share my interview with Congresswoman Chantelle Brown of Ohio. But first, let me explain what is going on in
1:01.1	Ohio. We have a special election and the final day to vote is next Tuesday, August 8th. But you don't
1:07.5	have to wait to vote until Tuesday. You can vote right now, and early voting will
1:11.7	continue all weekend long. We'll put a link in the show notes for everyone to find out where
1:16.5	and when to vote. This election is to ensure that a simple majority can pass a ballot measure,
1:22.1	and a no vote will protect that simple majority. So let me introduce our guests, and we can get
1:27.4	into more of the
1:28.2	details on this special election. Our guest today is Congresswoman Chantelle Brown of Ohio's 11th
1:35.0	congressional district. She was elected to Congress in 2021 but has spent over a decade in public
1:40.6	service. She is a lifelong, proud resident of Cleveland and a fierce advocate for
1:45.6	women's rights. Congresswoman Brown, welcome to the suburban women problem. Thank you for having me.
1:53.0	I'm so glad you could join us. So first off, let's talk about why we are having this special
1:58.9	election in August in Ohio. Didn't the Republicans just
2:02.5	vote to do away with special elections in August? That is correct. At least that's what I thought.
2:08.2	So I think that there's a trend happening with the Republicans. And if you can't beat them,
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