Allegations of Voter Misconduct Rock Ohio Registration Efforts

In a recent podcast appearance, Ohio political commentator Joe Miller hosted a discussion featuring Marcel Stribik from the group Election Integrity. The conversation highlighted concerns regarding Black Fork Strategies, a voter registration company operating in Ohio. Allegations have surfaced claiming that canvassers from the organization have engaged in inappropriate conduct, including providing incorrect voter addresses, which has led to complications in the state's electoral process.

Miller noted that he was prompted to investigate whether the Lake County Board of Elections had any dealings with Black Fork Strategies. After speaking with Dante Lewis, a board member, it was confirmed that Lake County has no affiliation with the company, although Lewis acknowledged familiarity with it from his previous role.

Additionally, Miller shared an open letter addressed to Ohio government officials, detailing the efforts of the Election Integrity group. They are working to identify voters who may not be confirmed as eligible and are advocating for the use of provisional ballots for those individuals who cannot be verified. This initiative underscores ongoing efforts to ensure the integrity of the electoral process in Ohio.