Allison Russo, Robert Sprague to face off in Ohio secretary of state race
Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague and Rep. Allison Russo won their respective primaries to face off in the November general election for secretary of state. The winner will oversee Ohio elections, serve on the Ohio Redistricting Commission, and handle business records.
Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague and Rep. Allison Russo won the Republican and Democratic primaries, respectively, to face off in the November 3 general election for secretary of state. Sprague defeated Marcell Strbich, while Russo won over Bryan Hambley. The secretary of state oversees Ohio elections and serves on the Ohio Redistricting Commission. Sprague wants to limit mail voting and eliminate ballot drop boxes, while Russo advocates for voter education and more resources for local election officials. Libertarian Tom Pruss will also be on the general election ballot. Current Secretary of State Frank LaRose is term limited after eight years in office.
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