Ohio’s top election official slams Democrats for trying to change election rules to suit Biden

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Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose blasted Democrats’ scheduling of the Democratic National Convention as it relates to Ohio election laws and getting President Joe Biden on the ballot there. 

LaRose, a Republican, slammed Democrats for blaming Ohio Republicans for their “failure to get Joe Biden on the ballot in Ohio.” Under Ohio law, parties must confirm their presidential candidates 90 days before the November general election, which would be Aug. 7. But the convention, in which Biden will be nominated, is scheduled for Aug. 9.

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