REPRESENTATIVES Carmichael, Peterson, Seitz, Niehaus, Boccieri, Aslanides, Reinhard, Koziura, Buehrer, Calvert, D. Evans, Flowers, Gilb, Grendell, Kilbane, Schmidt, Taylor

To amend sections 3501.10, 3501.28, 3509.07, 3513.30,

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3519.16, 4117.03, 4301.323, 4301.355, and 4301.365

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of the Revised Code to revise the Election Law,

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the Liquor Control Law, or the Collective

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Bargaining Law by increasing the maximum poll

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worker pay, permitting employees of the state and

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of political subdivisions to work as judges of

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elections and receive poll worker pay in addition

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to their regular employment compensation under

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certain circumstances, eliminating the required

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ballot language describing certain past local

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option elections when a local option election is

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held on sales of alcoholic beverages at a specific

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location, changing the ballot language for certain

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of those local option elections to specify that

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the election applies to spirituous liquor instead

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of intoxicating liquor, establishing requirements

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for protests against initiative or referendum

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petitions, prohibiting collective bargaining

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between county boards of elections and their

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employees, and making other changes.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF OHIO:

Section 1.  That sections 3501.10, 3501.28, 3509.07, 3513.30,	22
3519.16, 4117.03, 4301.323, 4301.355, and 4301.365 of the Revised	23
Code be amended to read as follows:	24

Sec. 3501.10.  (A) The board of elections shall, as an	25
expense of the board, provide suitable rooms for its offices and	26
records and the necessary and proper furniture and supplies for	27
suchthose rooms. The board may lease such offices and rooms,	28
necessary to its operation, for suchthe length of time and upon	29
suchthe terms as the board deems in the best interests of the	30
public, provided that the term of any such lease shall not exceed	31
fifteen years.	32

Thirty days prior to entering into such a lease, the board	33
shall notify the board of county commissioners in writing of its	34
intent to enter into the lease. The notice shall specify the terms	35
and conditions of the lease. Prior to the thirtieth day after	36
receiving that notice and before any lease is entered into, the	37
board of county commissioners may reject the proposed lease by a	38
majority vote. After receiving written notification of the	39
rejection by the board of county commissioners, the board of	40
elections shall not enter into the lease that was rejected, but	41
may immediately enter into additional lease negotiations, subject	42
to the requirements of this section.	43

The board of elections in any county may, by resolution,	44
request that the board of county commissioners submit to the	45
electors of the county, in accordance with section 133.18 of the	46
Revised Code, the question of issuing bonds for the acquisition of	47
real estate and the construction on it of a suitable building with	48
necessary furniture and equipment for the proper administration of	49
the duties of the board of elections. The resolution declaring the	50
necessity for issuing such bonds shall relate only to the	51
acquisition of real estate and to the construction, furnishing,	52
and equipping of a building as provided in this division.	53

(B) The board of elections in each county shall keep its	54
offices, or one or more of its branch registration offices, open	55
for the performance of its duties an additional seven hours each	56
week for three weeks before the closeuntil nine p.m. on the last	57
day of registration before a general or primary election. At all	58
other times during each week, the board shall keep its offices and	59
rooms open for a period of time that suchthe board considers	60
necessary for the performance of its duties.	61

(C) The board of elections may maintain permanent or	62
temporary branch offices at any place within the county.	63

Sec. 3501.28.  (A) As used in this section:

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(1) "Fair Labor Standards Act" or "Act" means the "Fair Labor	65
Standards Act of 1938," 52 Stat. 1062, 29 U.S.C.A. 201, as	66
amended.	67

(2) "Full election day" means the period of time between the	68
opening of the polls and the completion of the procedures	69
contained in section 3501.26 of the Revised Code.	70

(3) "Services" means services at each general, primary, or	71
special election.	72

(B) For any election held in 1997 on or after the effective	73
date of this amendment, each judge of an election in a county	74
shall be paid for the judge's services at the same hourly rate,	75
which shall be the minimum hourly rate established by the Fair	76
Labor Standards Act.	77

(C) Beginning with calendar year 1998, each judge of an	78
election in a county shall be paid for the judge's services at the	79
same hourly rate, which shall be not less than the minimum hourly	80
rate established by the Fair Labor Standards Act and not more than	81
eighty-five dollars per diem.	82

(C) Beginning with calendar year 2004, each judge of an	83
election in a county shall be paid for the judge's services at the	84
same hourly rate, which shall be not less than the minimum hourly	85
rate established by the Fair Labor Standards Act and not more than	86
ninety-five dollars per diem.	87

(D) Beginning with calendar year 1998, theThe secretary of	88
state shall establish, by rule adopted under section 111.15 of the	89
Revised Code, the maximum amount of per diem compensation that may	90
be paid to judges of an election under this section each time the	91
Fair Labor Standards Act is amended to increase the minimum hourly	92
rate established by the act. Upon learning of such an increase,	93
the secretary of state shall determine by what percentage the	94
minimum hourly rate has been increased under the act and establish	95
a new maximum amount of per diem compensation that judges of an	96
election may be paid under this section that is increased by the	97
same percentage that the minimum hourly rate has been increased	98
under the act.	99

(E)(1) Beginning with calendar year 1990, noNo board of	100
elections shall increase the pay of a judge of an election under	101
this section during a calendar year unless the board has given	102
written notice of the proposed increase to the board of county	103
commissioners not later than the first day of October of the	104
preceding calendar year. Beginning with calendar year 1998, except	105
Except as otherwise provided in division (E)(2) of this section,	106
no board of elections shall increase the pay of a judge of an	107
election during a calendar year by more than nine per cent over	108
the compensation paid to a judge of an election in the county	109
where the board is located during the previous calendar year.	110

(2) The board of county commissioners may review and comment	111
upon a proposed increase and may enter into a written agreement	112
with a board of elections to permit an increase in the	113
compensation paid to judges of an election for their services	114
during a calendar year that is greater than the nine per cent	115
limitation described in division (E)(1) of this section.	116

(F) No judge of an election who works less than the full	117
election day shall be paid the maximum amount allowed under this	118
section or the maximum amount as set by the board of elections,	119
whichever is less.	120

(G)(1) Except as otherwise provided in divisions (G)(3) and	121
(4) of this section, any employee of the state or of any political	122
subdivision of the state may serve as a judge of elections on the	123
day of an election without loss of the employee's regular	124
compensation for that day as follows:	125

(a) For employees of a county office, department, commission,	126
board, or other entity, or of a court of common pleas, county	127
court, or county-operated municipal court, as defined in section	128
1901.03 of the Revised Code, the employee's appointing authority	129
may permit leave with pay for this service in accordance with a	130
resolution setting forth the terms and conditions for that leave	131
passed by the board of county commissioners.	132

(b) For all other employees of a political subdivision of the	133
state, leave with pay for this service shall be subject to the	134
terms and conditions set forth in an ordinance or a resolution	135
passed by the legislative authority of the applicable political	136
subdivision.	137

(c) For state employees, leave with pay for this service	138
shall be subject to the terms and conditions set forth by the head	139
of the state agency, as defined in section 1.60 of the Revised	140
Code, by which the person is employed.	141

(2) Any employee who is eligible for leave with pay under	142
division (G)(1) of this section shall receive, in addition to the	143
employee's regular compensation, the compensation paid to the	144
judge of an election under division (B), (C), or (D) of this	145
section.	146

(3) Division (G)(1) of this section does not apply to either	147
of the following:	148

(a) Election officials;

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(b) Public school teachers.

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(4) Nothing in division (G)(1) of this section supersedes or	151
negates any provision of a collective bargaining agreement in	152
effect under Chapter 4117. of the Revised Code.	153

(H) The board of elections may withhold the compensation of	154
any precinct official for failure to obey the instructions of the	155
board or to comply with the law relating to the duties of such	156
precinct judge. Any payment a judge of an election is entitled to	157
receive under section 3501.36 of the Revised Code is in addition	158
to the compensation the judge is entitled to receive under this	159
section.	160

Sec. 3509.07.  If election officials find that the statement	161
accompanying an absent voter's ballot or absent voter's	162
presidential ballot is insufficient, that the signatures do not	163
correspond with the person's registration signature, that the	164
applicant is not a qualified elector in the precinct, that the	165
ballot envelope contains more than one ballot of any one kind, or	166
any voted ballot that the elector is not entitled to vote,, or	167
that Stub A is detached from the absent voter's ballot or absent	168
voter's presidential ballot, the vote shall not be accepted or	169
counted. Whenever it appears to the election officials by	170
sufficient proof that any elector who has marked and forwarded the	171
elector's ballot as provided in section 3509.05 of the Revised	172
Code has died, the ballot of the deceased voter shall not be	173
counted. The vote of any absent voter may be challenged for cause	174
in the same manner as other votes are challenged, and the election	175
officials shall determine the legality of that ballot. Every	176
ballot not counted shall be indorsed on its back "Not Counted"	177
with the reasons the ballot was not counted, and shall be enclosed	178
and returned to or retained by the board of elections along with	179
the contested ballots.	180

Sec. 3513.30.  (A)(1) WhereIf only one valid declaration of	181
candidacy is filed for nomination as a candidate of a political	182
party for an office and suchthat candidate dies prior to the	183
tenth day before the primary election, both of the following may	184
occur:	185

(a) The political party whose candidate died may fill the	186
vacancy so created as provided in division (A)(2) of this section.	187

(b) Any major political party other than the one whose	188
candidate died may select a candidate as provided in division	189
(A)(2) of this section under either of the following	190
circumstances:	191

(i) No person has filed a valid declaration of candidacy for	192
nomination as that party's candidate at the primary election.	193

(ii) Only one person has filed a valid declaration of	194
candidacy for nomination as that party's candidate at the primary	195
election, that person has withdrawn, died, or been disqualified	196
under section 3513.052 of the Revised Code, and the vacancy so	197
created has not been filled.	198

(2) A vacancy may be filled under division (A)(1)(a) and a	199
selection may be made under division (A)(1)(b) of this section by	200
the appropriate committee of the political party in the same	201
manner as provided in divisions (A) to (E) of section 3513.31 of	202
the Revised Code for the filling of similar vacancies created by	203
withdrawals or disqualifications under section 3513.052 of the	204
Revised Code after the primary election, except that the	205
certification required under that section may not be filed with	206
the secretary of state, or with a board of the most populous	207
county of a district, or with the board of a county in which the	208
major portion of the population of a subdivision is located, later	209
than four p.m. of the tenth day before the day of such primary	210
election, or with any other board later than four p.m. of the	211
fifth day before the day of such primary election.	212

(3) If only one valid declaration of candidacy is filed for	213
nomination as a candidate of a political party for an office and	214
that candidate dies on or after the tenth day before the day of	215
the primary election, that candidate is considered to have	216
received the nomination of that candidate's political party at	217
that primary election, and, for purposes of filling the vacancy so	218
created, that candidate's death shall be treated as if that	219
candidate died on the day after the day of the primary election.	220

(B) Any person filing a declaration of candidacy may withdraw	221
as such candidate at any time prior to the fortieth day before the	222
primary election, or, if the primary election is a presidential	223
primary election, at any time prior to the fiftieth day before the	224
presidential primary election. The withdrawal shall be effected	225
and the statement of withdrawal shall be filed in accordance with	226
the procedures prescribed in division (D) of this section for the	227
withdrawal of persons nominated in a primary election or by	228
nominating petition.	229

(C) A person who is the first choice for president of the	230
United States by a candidate for delegate or alternate to a	231
national convention of a political party may withdraw consent for	232
the selection of the person as such first choice no later than	233
four p.m. of the thirtieth day before the day of the presidential	234
primary election. Withdrawal of consent shall be for the entire	235
slate of candidates for delegates and alternates who named such	236
person as their presidential first choice and shall constitute	237
withdrawal from the primary election by such delegates and	238
alternates. The withdrawal shall be made in writing and delivered	239
to the secretary of state. The boards of elections shall remove	240
both the name of the withdrawn first choice and the names of such	241
withdrawn candidates from the ballots to the extent practicable in	242
the time remaining before the election and according to the	243
directions of the secretary of state. If such names are not	244
removed from all ballots before the day of the election, the votes	245
for the withdrawn first choice or candidates are void and shall	246
not be counted.	247

(D) Any person nominated in a primary election or by	248
nominating petition as a candidate for election at the next	249
general election may withdraw as such candidate at any time prior	250
to the fortieth day before the general election. Such withdrawal	251
may be effected by the filing of a written statement by such	252
candidate announcing the candidate's withdrawal and requesting	253
that the candidate's name not be printed on the ballots. If such	254
candidate's declaration of candidacy or nominating petition was	255
filed with the secretary of state, the candidate's statement of	256
withdrawal shall be addressed to and filed with the secretary of	257
state. If such candidate's declaration of candidacy or nominating	258
petition was filed with a board of elections, the candidate's	259
statement of withdrawal shall be addressed to, and filed with such	260
that board.	261

(E) When a person withdraws under division (B) or (D) of this	262
section, the board of elections shall remove the name of the	263
withdrawn candidate from the ballots to the extent practicable in	264
the time remaining before the election and according to the	265
directions of the secretary of state. If the name is not removed	266
from all ballots before the day of the election, the votes for the	267
withdrawn candidate are void and shall not be counted.	268

Sec. 3519.16. If theThe circulator of any part-petition,	269
the committee interested thereinin the petition, or any elector	270
filesmay file with the board of elections a protest against the	271
board's findings made pursuant to section 3519.15 of the Revised	272
Code, then. Protests shall be in writing and shall specify reasons	273
for the protest. Protests for all initiative and referendum	274
petitions other than those to be voted on by electors throughout	275
the entire state shall be filed not later than four p.m. of the	276
sixty-fourth day before the day of the election. Once a protest is	277
filed, the board shall proceed to establish the sufficiency or	278
insufficiency of the signatures and of the verification thereofof	279
those signatures in an action before the court of common pleas in	280
the county. SuchThe action mustshall be brought within three	281
days after the protest has beenis filed, and the caseit shall be	282
heard forthwith by a judge of suchthat court, whose decision	283
shall be certified to the board. The signatures whichthat are	284
adjudged sufficient or the part-petitions whichthat are adjudged	285
properly verified shall be included with the others by the board,	286
and those found insufficient and all those part-petitions which	287
that are adjudged not properly verified shall not be included. The	288

The properly verified part-petitions, together with the	289
report of the board, shall be returned to the secretary of state	290
not less than fifty days before the election, provided that, in	291
the case of an initiated law to be presented to the general	292
assembly, the boards shall promptly check and return the petitions	293
together with their report. The secretary of state shall notify	294
the chairmanchairperson of the committee in charge of the	295
circulation as to the sufficiency or insufficiency of the petition	296
and the extent of the insufficiency. If	297

If the petition is found insufficient because of an	298
insufficient number of valid signatures, suchthe committee shall	299
be allowed ten additional days after suchthe notification by the	300
secretary of state for the filing of additional signatures to such	301
the petition. The part-petitions of the supplementary petition	302
whichthat appear to the secretary of state to be properly	303
verified, upon their receipt thereof by the secretary of state,	304
shall forthwith be forwarded to the boards of the several counties	305
together with the part-petitions of the original petition which	306
that have been properly verified, and. They shall be immediately	307
examined and passed upon as to the validity and sufficiency of the	308
signatures thereonon them by each of suchthe boards and returned	309
within five days to the secretary of state with the boards' report	310
of each board. No signature on a supplementary part-petition which	311
that is the same as a signature on an original part-petition shall	312
be counted. The number of signatures in both the original and	313
supplementary petitions, properly verified, shall be used by the	314
secretary of state in determining the total number of signatures	315
to the petition which hethat the secretary of state shall record	316
and announce. If they are sufficient, then suchthe amendment,	317
proposed law, or law shall be placed on the ballot as required by	318
law. If the petition is found insufficient, the secretary of state	319
shall notify the committee in charge of the circulation of the	320
petition.	321

Sec. 4117.03.  (A) Public employees have the right to:

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(1) Form, join, assist, or participate in, or refrain from	323
forming, joining, assisting, or participating in, except as	324
otherwise provided in Chapter 4117. of the Revised Code, any	325
employee organization of their own choosing;	326

(2) Engage in other concerted activities for the purpose of	327
collective bargaining or other mutual aid and protection;	328

(3) Representation by an employee organization;

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(4) Bargain collectively with their public employers to	330
determine wages, hours, terms and other conditions of employment	331
and the continuation, modification, or deletion of an existing	332
provision of a collective bargaining agreement, and enter into	333
collective bargaining agreements;	334

(5) Present grievances and have them adjusted, without the	335
intervention of the bargaining representative, as long as the	336
adjustment is not inconsistent with the terms of the collective	337
bargaining agreement then in effect and as long as the bargaining	338
representatives have the opportunity to be present at the	339
adjustment.	340

(B) Persons on active duty or acting in any capacity as	341
members of the organized militia do not have collective bargaining	342
rights.	343

(C) NothingExcept as provided in division (D) of this	344
section, nothing in Chapter 4117. of the Revised Code prohibits	345
public employers from electing to engage in collective bargaining,	346
to meet and confer, to hold discussions, or to engage in any other	347
form of collective negotiations with public employees who are not	348
subject to Chapter 4117. of the Revised Code pursuant to division	349
(C) of section 4117.01 of the Revised Code.	350

(D) A public employer shall not engage in collective	351
bargaining or other forms of collective negotiations with the	352
employees of county boards of elections referred to in division	353
(C)(12) of section 4117.01 of the Revised Code.	354

Sec. 4301.323.  The electors of an election precinct may	355
exercise the privilege of local option on the sale of beer and any	356
intoxicating, wine and mixed beverages, or spirituous liquor at a	357
particular location within the precinct if the petitioner for	358
local option election is one of the following:	359

(A) An applicant for the issuance or transfer of a liquor	360
permit at, or to, a particular location within the precinct;	361

(B) The holder of a liquor permit at a particular location	362
within the precinct;	363

(C) A person who operates or seeks to operate a liquor agency	364
store at a particular location within the precinct;	365

(D) The designated agent for an applicant, liquor permit	366
holder, or liquor agency store described in division (A), (B), or	367
(C) of this section.	368

The privilege conferred by this section is in addition to the	369
privilege conferred on the electors of precincts under section	370
4301.32, 4301.321, 4301.322, or 4305.14 of the Revised Code.	371

Sec. 4301.355.  (A) If a petition is filed under section	372
4301.333 of the Revised Code for the submission of the question or	373
questions set forth in this section, it shall be held in the	374
precinct as ordered by the board of elections under that section.	375
The expense of holding the election shall be charged to the	376
municipal corporation or township of which the precinct is a part.	377

(B) At the election, one or more of the following questions,	378
as designated in a valid petition, shall be submitted to the	379
electors of the precinct:	380

(1) "Shall the sale of .......... (insert beer, wine and	381
mixed beverages, or intoxicatingspirituous liquor) be permitted	382
by .......... (insert name of applicant, liquor permit holder, or	383
liquor agency store, including trade or fictitious name under	384
which applicant for, or holder of, liquor permit or liquor agency	385
store either intends to do, or does, business at the particular	386
location), an .......... (insert "applicant for" or "holder of" or	387
"operator of") a .......... (insert class name of liquor permit or	388
permits followed by the words "liquor permit(s)" or, if	389
appropriate, the words "liquor agency store for the State of	390
Ohio"), who is engaged in the business of .......... (insert	391
general nature of the business in which applicant or liquor permit	392
holder is engaged or will be engaged in at the particular	393
location, as described in the petition) at .......... (insert	394
address of the particular location within the precinct as set	395
forth in the petition) in this precinct?"	396

(2) "Shall the sale of .......... (insert beer, wine and	397
mixed beverages, or intoxicatingspirituous liquor) be permitted	398
for sale on Sunday between the hours of .......... (insert "ten	399
a.m. and midnight" or "one p.m. and midnight") by ..........	400
(insert name of applicant, liquor permit holder, or liquor agency	401
store, including trade or fictitious name under which applicant	402
for, or holder of, liquor permit or liquor agency store either	403
intends to do, or does, business at the particular location), an	404
...... (insert "applicant for a D-6 liquor permit," "holder of a	405
D-6 liquor permit," "applicant for or holder of an A-1-A, A-2,	406
C-1, C-2x, D-1, D-2x, D-3, D-3x, D-4, D-5, D-5b, D-5c, D-5e, D-5f,	407
D-5g, D-5h, D-5i, D-5j, D-5k, or D-7 liquor permit," if only the	408
approval of beer sales is sought, or "liquor agency store") who is	409
engaged in the business of .......... (insert general nature of	410
the business in which applicant or liquor permit holder is engaged	411
or will be engaged in at the particular location, as described in	412
the petition) at .......... (insert address of the particular	413
location within the precinct) in this precinct?"	414

(C) If the sale of beer, wine and mixed beverages, or	415
intoxicating liquor has been approved at a particular location	416
within the precinct at a previous election held under this	417
section, the ballot also shall include the following statement:	418

"At a previous election held under section 4301.355 of the	419
Revised Code, the electors approved the sale of .......... (insert	420
beer, wine and mixed beverages, or intoxicating liquor, as	421
appropriate) at .......... (insert business name and address of	422
the particular location or locations within the precinct where	423
that sale has been approved at a previous election under section	424
4301.355 of the Revised Code)."	425

(D) The board of elections shall furnish printed ballots at	426
the election as provided under section 3505.06 of the Revised	427
Code, except that a separate ballot shall be used for the election	428
under this section. The question and, if applicable, the statement	429
set forth in this section shall be printed on each ballot, and the	430
board shall insert in the question and statement appropriate words	431
to complete eachit. Votes shall be cast as provided under section	432
3505.06 of the Revised Code.	433

Sec. 4301.365. (A) If a majority of the electors in a	434
precinct vote "yes" on questions (B)(1) and (2) as set forth in	435
section 4301.355 of the Revised Code, the sale of beer, wine and	436
mixed beverages, or intoxicatingspirituous liquor, whichever was	437
the subject of the election, shall be allowed at the particular	438
location and for the use, and during the hours on Sunday,	439
specified in the questions under each permit applied for by the	440
petitioner or at the address listed for the liquor agency store	441
subject only to Chapters 4301.this chapter and Chapter 4303. of	442
the Revised Code. Failure to continue to use the particular	443
location for any proposed or stated use set forth in the petition	444
is grounds for the denial of a renewal of the liquor permit under	445
division (A) of section 4303.271 of the Revised Code or is grounds	446
for the nonrenewal or cancellation of the liquor agency store	447
contract by the division of liquor control, except in the case	448
where the liquor permit holder or liquor agency store decides to	449
cease the sale of beer, wine and mixed beverages, or intoxicating	450
spirituous liquor, whichever was the subject of the election, on	451
Sundays.	452

(B) If a majority of the electors in a precinct vote "yes" on	453
question (B)(1) and "no" on question (B)(2) as set forth in	454
section 4301.355 of the Revised Code, the sale of beer, wine and	455
mixed beverages, or intoxicatingspirituous liquor, whichever was	456
the subject of the election, shall be allowed at the particular	457
location for the use specified in question (B)(1) of section	458
4301.355 of the Revised Code and under each permit applied for by	459
the petitioner, except for a D-6 permit, subject only to Chapters	460
4301.this chapter and Chapter 4303. of the Revised Code.	461

(C) If a majority of the electors in a precinct vote "no" on	462
question (B)(1) as set forth in section 4301.355 of the Revised	463
Code, no sales of beer, wine and mixed beverages, or intoxicating	464
spirituous liquor, whichever was the subject of the election,	465
shall be allowed at the particular location for the use specified	466
in the petition during the period the election is in effect as	467
defined in section 4301.37 of the Revised Code.	468

(D) If a majority of the electors in a precinct vote only on	469
question (B)(2) as set forth in section 4301.355 of the Revised	470
Code and that vote results in a majority "yes" vote, sales of	471
beer, wine and mixed beverages, or intoxicatingspirituous liquor,	472
whichever was the subject of the election, shall be allowed at the	473
particular location for the use and during the hours specified in	474
the petition on Sunday during the period the election is in effect	475
as defined in section 4301.37 of the Revised Code.	476

(E) If a majority of the electors in a precinct vote only on	477
question (B)(2) as set forth in section 4301.355 of the Revised	478
Code and that vote results in a majority "no" vote, no sales of	479
beer, wine and mixed beverages, or intoxicatingspirituous liquor,	480
whichever was the subject of the election, shall be allowed at the	481
particular location for the use and during the hours specified in	482
the petition on Sunday during the period the election is in effect	483
as defined in section 4301.37 of the Revised Code.	484

(F) In case of elections in the same precinct for the	485
question or questions set forth in section 4301.355 of the Revised	486
Code and for a question or questions set forth in section 4301.35,	487
4301.351, 4301.353, 4301.354, 4303.29, or 4305.14 of the Revised	488
Code, the results of the election held on the question or	489
questions set forth in section 4301.355 of the Revised Code shall	490
apply to the particular location notwithstanding the results of	491
the election held on the question or questions set forth in	492
section 4301.35, 4301.351, 4301.353, 4301.354, 4303.29, or 4305.14	493
of the Revised Code.	494

(G) Sections 4301.32 to 4301.41 of the Revised Code do not	495
prohibit the transfer of ownership of a permit that was issued to	496
a particular location as the result of an election held on sales	497
of beer, wine and mixed beverages, spirituous liquor, or	498
intoxicating liquor at that particular location as long as the	499
general nature of the business at that particular location	500
described in the petition for that election remains the same after	501
the transfer.	502

Section 2.  That existing sections 3501.10, 3501.28, 3509.07,	503
3513.30, 3519.16, 4117.03, 4301.323, 4301.355, and 4301.365 of	504
the Revised Code are hereby repealed.	505