GOP-Backed Bill Would Overhaul Ohio Election Law

GOP-Backed Bill Would Overhaul Ohio Election Law
A county election worker prepares absentee ballots in Dayton, Ohio, on March 17, 2020. Megan Jelinger/AFP via Getty Images
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Introduced last year, a proposed overhaul to Ohio election law has reappeared with changes that would prevent the Ohio secretary of state and local governments from mailing unsolicited absentee ballot applications and eliminate early voting on the Monday before Election Day among other guidelines.

On Nov. 17, an Ohio House Government Oversight Committee approved revisions to House Bill 294.

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