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Here's what works:

• Corrections and fact updates: Leave a comment on the article that needs fixing. We read every comment, and verified corrections get folded back into the article. Given how fast the Ohio governor's race moves, this genuinely helps.
• Questions: Ask in the comments of the relevant page. If it's a good question, we may add the answer to the article itself so everyone benefits.
• Tips and local perspective: If you're in Ohio and see something on the ground — a rally, a local ad, a town hall — mention it in a comment. We can't be everywhere, and local eyes make the coverage better.

What we can't do

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A note on comments

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Response times

This site is run by a small team, and updates happen around the news cycle. A comment left on a Monday might get folded into an article by Wednesday. During the final stretch before the November 3 election, we're checking more often. If something is genuinely urgent — a factual error in a widely read article — say so clearly in your comment and it'll get priority.