A group of Ohio citizens says they will not give up after Attorney General Dave Yost rejected a March 11 proposed statute to ban vaccine mandates. It was the fourth time that Yost turned down the initiative. This time, he cited grounds that ballot summary language provided by the proposal’s supporters is inaccurate. Yost sent a letter to Diana Smith, who launched the ballot initiative, claiming the proposed ballot summary wrongly said the proposed law would prevent employers from discriminating against people based on their vaccination status. He added that the language of the proposed measure in the summary incorrectly states that public entities can’t discourage businesses from violating the law or penalize businesses for refusing to violate the law. Yost also said there were two other areas where the proposed summary wrongly detailed the proposed law regarding businesses. If it was passed by voters, the “Vaccine Choice and Anti-Discrimination …