Ohio Will Not Cover Postage For Mail-In Ballots

Ohio's Republican Secretary of State proposed allocating $3 million from a special election fund to cover postage for mail-in ballots. However, Republicans on the controlling board voted against it, suggesting state lawmakers should address the issue.

What decision did the Republican board make regarding voter postage for mail-in ballots?

• They approved funding for postage.

• They voted against funding postage.

• They left it to individual counties.

• They postponed the decision.

Who proposed the allocation of $3 million for mail-in ballot postage?

• Ohio's Democratic Governor

• A bipartisan committee

• Ohio's Republican Secretary of State

• The State's Election Board

From where was the proposed $3 million supposed to be sourced?

• Local government reserves

• State education budget

• A special fund for election costs

• Federal emergency funds

What was the board's opinion on who should handle the postage funding issue?

• State lawmakers

• The federal government

• The Secretary of State

• Local election offices

Who reported the news segment?

• Katie Cammarata

• Michael Johnson

• Jane Smith

• John Doe