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Ohio limit of 1 ballot drop box per county blocked, appealed - Black News Channel

  • Sep 18, 2020
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By JULIE CARR SMYTH Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio judge has temporarily blocked the Republican secretary of state's order limiting counties to one ballot drop box, and both the state and the Republican Party have appealed. A judge in Franklin County, home to the state capital, blocked the directive Wednesday after Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose failed to voluntarily respond to his declaration that the order was arbitrary and unreasonable. The state immediately appealed, and the Ohio Republican Party followed suit late Thursday. The faceoff makes unclear how many drop boxes will be available to Ohio […]

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