Frank LaRose

The Franklin County case proves it’s not enough to just have a person’s attestation.

We strongly disagree with that decision, and I’ve asked our legal team to file an immediate appeal. I will vigorously defend our legal authority to safeguard our voter rolls and protect the integrity of Ohio’s elections.

Voter fraud is exceedingly rare, but it’s impactful when it does happen.

There’s a whole-of-government approach, if you will, that needs to be taken as it relates to dealing with this.

We’ve got more access to information than we’ve ever had … but in so many ways are more misinformed than we’ve ever been.

Trust is at an all-time low in institutions of all kinds: the government, the churches, the press, businesses, civic organizations.

We should not allow any noncitizens to be on our voter rolls.

We do not mail out unsolicited absentee ballots, which would be a foolish idea, in my opinion.

Why would they spend over $3 million to try to boost Bernie Moreno? It was pretty clear -- Chuck Schumer believes that he's the weakest opponent to Sherrod Brown.

This is a hundred percent about keeping a radical pro-abortion amendment out of our constitution the left wants to jam it in there this coming November.

Federal elections, of course, are the foundation of our democratic republic.

Election law should be made at the Statehouse, never at the courthouse.

We need to know things so that we can act quickly. That is the bottom line is when it comes to protecting our elections, time is of the essence.

I reject this notion and some offer this idea that somehow you have to choose from either convenient elections or secure elections.

For the Federal Government to start mandating the way States run elections is a bridge too far in my opinion.

As Thomas Jefferson put it, our Government derives its 'just powers from the consent of the governed'.

Government derives its just powers from the consent of the governed.