What you need to know about Ohio Statehouse Policy
Innovation Ohio · July 24, 2020
In the face of a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ohio must work aggressively to provide multiple ways for Ohioans to vote in the November election that are safe and convenient. The problems that surfaced in the delayed March primary — a complicated process of requesting and returning a ballot, difficulty securing postage and lack of awareness of vote-by-mail procedures – all remain unaddressed. With the legislature at a standstill thanks to a federal corruption probe, it is up to Ohio Secretary of State LaRose, working with local Boards of Elections, to ensure that all modes of voting are easily accessible to all registered voters.
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8.4.2020
Voting Advocates Release Letter to Secretary LaRose Laying Out Steps He Can Immediately Take For Safe and Accessible Election
7.24.2020
New Report: With Ohio Legislature In Chaos, Frank LaRose Must Act
7.20.2020
Ohio Senate May Vote On Harmful Elections Bill, HB 680
6.22.2020
Lawmakers Mostly Inactive As Summer Break Begins
6.16.2020
Ohio Democratic Leaders Condemn Republican Voter Suppression Bill, Call on LaRose to Take More Proactive Action
6.2.2020
Republicans introduce, fast track, bill making voting harder
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