91.7 WVXU News Poltical Analysis - Frank LaRose turned over private info on 8 million Ohio voters to Trump DOJ

Frank LaRose, Ohio's Secretary of State and chief elections officer, voluntarily turned over to the Trump administration the private information of 8 million Ohio voters in February, including driver’s license info, partial Social Security numbers. Since then, though, dozens of states have either refused to give the Justice Department what it wants or limited the information to that which is publicly available.

The Ohio Capitol Journal states that the SAVE Act will prevent millions of Americans from voting. It’s not just simple voter ID. It would require a passport or birth, marriage, name-change, and/or divorce documentation to be able to vote.

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For decades members of the League of Women Voters have registered millions of voters across the country. If the SAVE Act passes, registration drives, and on-line voter registration, will be stopped.  The only way for citizens to register will be to show up in person at their county Board of Elections and they will need to present documentary proof of citizenship (DPOC) to register and/or vote. In the 119th Congress, three major pieces of legislation have been introduced to require DPOC to vote, including: