Summary: Ohio’s largest cities continue to clash with the state’s preemption laws as they push for stricter local gun regulations—efforts that courts and lawmakers consistently reject. Ohio recorded 1,768 gun-related deaths in 2023, yet the state continues to maintain some of the most permissive firearm laws in the Midwest. Ohioans 18 and older can purchase rifles or shotguns with only a background check required, and there are no limits on ammunition purchases. In response to rising urban violence, cities such as Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus have attempted to impose tighter restrictions, including safe-storage requirements and magazine capacity limits. These efforts…
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