Ohio Secretary of State LaRose reported evidence of noncitizen voting, with 78 improper registrations and 9 illegal votes found.

Ohio’s top elections official says his office has uncovered more cases of noncitizens registering to vote, including some who may have cast ballots. Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced Tuesday that 78 new cases were referred to Attorney General Dave Yost for possible prosecution.

When politicians feel compelled to fix what ain’t broke their motivations for proposing solutions in search of a problem are probably less than pure. Political mischief to muck up what works or put the kibosh on ideas to improve outcomes is a means to self-serving ends.

Some pivotal Ohio elections are actually decided not in November but long before, in primary contests. Making it harder for members of one party to vote in the other party’s primary election isn’t “fairness.

With the 2026 midterms already on the horizon, new polling released by the Democracy Defense Project shows that more than 70% of Ohio voters are confident that the 2024 elections were accurately cast and counted, both here at home and across the nation. They also believe our system is secure from fraud, hacking, and other threats.

Tuesday was National Voter Registration Day, and with the Nov. 4 general election less than two months away, local officials used the occasion to urge people to register in advance. Regardless of if you want to mail in an absentee ballot or get your “I Voted” sticker in person,

The five-member Dallas County Elections Commission on Tuesday appointed a veteran elections official from Ohio to lead the elections department. Paul

Sen. Jon Husted must defend his seat in 2026 against his presumptive opponent, former Sen. Sherrod Brown. Brown, who many view as the standard bearer of Ohio's Democratic Party, is seeking a political comeback after he lost to Sen. Bernie Moreno in 2024.