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We're explaining Ohio's reaction to Trump's indictment, why libertarians are upset with Frank LaRose and whether schools might start hiring chaplains.

Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose is accusing the Libertarian Party in Ohio of trying to silence him after it filed an ethics complaint over his advocacy for a state ballot measure.

Were explaining Ohios reaction to Trumps indictment, why libertarians are upset with Frank LaRose and whether schools might start hiring chaplains.

Were explaining Ohios reaction to Trumps indictment, why libertarians are upset with Frank LaRose and whether schools might start hiring chaplains.

LISBON — Ohio Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose visited the Columbiana County Fair Wednesday, talking with officeholders, officials and volunteers at the GOP tent about promoting passage of State Issue 1. He posed for photos, shook hands and even watched the pig races offered by All American Pig Racing, one of the new fair […]

LISBON — Ohio Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose visited the Columbiana County Fair Wednesday, talking with officeholders, officials and volunteers at

Geauga County voters have already cast over 7,000 votes in the August election, an unexpected outcome for many who assumed a single-issue ballot in an off-season special election would guarantee a low turnout. The expectation is warranted if you follow election statistics, as only 4,396 votes were cast in Geauga County in last year’s August

The complaint argues that because LaRose’s office administers federal election funds, his campaign activity is subject to Hatch Act provisions.

The state Libertarian Party claims the secretary of state is illegally 'using his office and official authority to influence' the Issue 1 election.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Hatch Act into law on this day in history, Aug. 2, 1939, prohibiting some federal government employees from engaging in certain political activities.