Ohio Voter Purges Criticized: Poor Safeguards, Risk to Eligible Voters
Ohio’s voter purges, led by Sec. of State LaRose, target election integrity but reportedly risk removing eligible voters.
October 3, 2024
Ohio’s voter purges, led by Sec. of State LaRose, target election integrity but reportedly risk removing eligible voters.
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