Frank LaRose

Secretary of State Frank LaRose, Ohio's chief elections officer, wants to amend the state constitution to require constitutional amendments brought by petition initiatives to garner 60% of the vote to be approved. Voting rights advocates and conservative groups alike are crying foul.

The proposal requiring a 60% majority for a constitutional amendment would only apply to citizen-led ballot initiatives, and not to legislature-led amendments.

In the race for Ohio Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, Republican incumbent running for re-election, and Chelsea Clark, Democratic candidate lay out their plans as the state’s top elections chief.

Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose is forming a “public integrity division” in the hopes of creating a more efficient process to investigate elections violations, but critics question the timing of the announcement.

Lawmakers introduce a new, stricter anti-abortion bill modeled after the one in Texas. Meanwhile, local school districts receive money to improve security on school grounds.

If lawmakers approve the amendment, it could go before voters this fall — and would likely boost Republican turnout.

Ohio's Secretary of State Frank LaRose says he still supports J.D Vance even after his remarks on Fox News. Also, the Biden administration uses Columbus to address housing issues that affecting the whole nation.

Secretary of State Frank LaRose, a Republican, said he still thinks U.S. Senate Republican nominee J.D. Vance is the "right person for the job" when asked to respond to comments made by Vance supporting the "Great Replacement" conspiracy theory.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Joe Blystone is questioning the integrity of the primary lection. But Ohio’s Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose says he’s confident the election wasn't rigged. Meanwhile, both Beavercreek and Trotwood, Ohio both failed to pass income tax levies in the recent election.

Secretary of State Frank LaRose, a Republican, says if Joe Blystone has proof of election anomalies, he should bring them forward.

On Monday, Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose visited the Montgomery County Board of Elections ahead of the May 3 primary.

Frank LaRose said "I stand by what I said" when asked about impeachment at a breakfast meeting of Republicans on Friday.