Ohio elections boards getting $23M from feds, but is it enough for pandemic-plagued vote?
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In its May letter to Ohio’s senators, elections officials cited an analysis by the Alliance for Securing Democracy, the Brennan Center for Justice, Pitt Cyber and R Street Institute that estimates the global pandemic would raise their costs by $70 million to $82 million.Featured Publications
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