Is Ohio Capital Journal biased?
Independent monitors rate Ohio Capital Journal as center-left.
Ohio Capital Journal is a state news nonprofit, part of States Newsroom, covering Ohio government, politics and elections.
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Political lean
Center-left
Factual reliability
High factual reporting
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Columbus, OH
Type
State news nonprofit, part of States Newsroom
Ownership
States Newsroom (non-profit)
Strengths
- ·Close coverage of Ohio lawmakers, agencies and races.
- ·Free to read and republish.
Things to keep in mind
- ·Story selection is generally rated left of center.
- ·Focused on Ohio only.
Is Ohio Capital Journal left or right?
CadNews rates Ohio Capital Journal as center-left. This rating reflects the consensus of independent media monitors (AllSides, Ad Fontes Media, Media Bias/Fact Check) and how its framing compares with other outlets in our story analyses.
Is Ohio Capital Journal credible?
Ohio Capital Journal has high factual reporting factual reliability. Close coverage of Ohio lawmakers, agencies and races.
What is Ohio Capital Journal?
Ohio Capital Journal is a state news nonprofit, part of States Newsroom, covering Ohio government, politics and elections. Founded in 2019, it is owned by States Newsroom (non-profit) and based in Columbus, OH. Format: State news nonprofit, part of States Newsroom.
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