On Wednesday, the state controlling board will vote on whether to extend Jobs Ohio for another 15 years, a move that will make sure they can continue to bring good jobs here to the Buckeye State. The Office of Budget Management says that the extension is on the same terms as the original deal, but that's not completely accurate. The original deal for 25 years was for an upfront payment of $1.4 billion and then yearly payments. The 15 year extension does not have that upfront payment though the yearly payments are the same. (00:52–01:03)
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Asserts that the Office of Budget Management's claim about the extension terms being the same is inaccurate.
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