Ohio Bill Seeks to Shake Up County Election Boards
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House Bill 752 in Ohio aims to reform county election boards by barring state political party leaders from serving and establishing conflict resolution procedures. The bill, introduced by Rep. Brian Lorenz, could impact figures like Ohio Republican Party Chairman Alex Triantafilou. While supporters argue it ensures fair rulings, election officials and groups like the Ohio Association of Election Officials oppose the party leader ban, citing the balanced partisan mix that typically leads to neutral outcomes. The bill is currently under review and needs approval from the House, Senate, and Governor Mike DeWine to take effect.
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