Of the 631 cases of potential voter fraud that Secretary of State Frank LaRose has referred to county prosecutors since he took office in 2019, only 12 have resulted in criminal charges.
FILE - Ohio Secretary of State and Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Frank LaRose speaks to supporters during a campaign event in Hamilton, Ohio, Monday, March 18, 2024. , LaRose this week asked Attorney General Dave Yost to review the 219 cases that didn’t result in charges, saying that county prosecutors hadn’t investigated at least some of them adequately.
Kimberly Newton, a Springfield resident whose thirdhand, anonymous account in a community Facebook page spawned the fake rumor that Haitian immigrants in the city were eating pet cats,. The rumor exploded over the past week, and was repeated by Trump to millions of Americans during Tuesday’s presidential candidate debate.
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