Ohio Attorney General announces six indictments for voter fraud: ‘The right to vote is sacred’

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced at a press conference that a grand jury has indicted six people on voter fraud charges.

Details of the indictments:

The indictments allege that the defendants illegally voted in the 2020 general election.

The defendants are accused of voting twice, voting in the name of a dead person, and voting while not being eligible to vote.

Yost's comments on the indictments:

"The right to vote is sacred," Yost said. "It's the very foundation of our democracy."

"We will not tolerate any attempt to undermine the integrity of our elections," Yost said.

Ohio's voter fraud laws:

Ohio has some of the strictest voter fraud laws in the country.

It is a felony to vote illegally in Ohio.

People convicted of voter fraud can face up to five years in prison.

Yost's commitment to protecting the integrity of Ohio's elections:

Yost said he is committed to protecting the integrity of Ohio's elections.

He said he will continue to work with law enforcement to investigate and prosecute voter fraud.

Conclusion:

The indictments announced by Yost are a reminder that voter fraud is a serious crime.

Yost is committed to protecting the integrity of Ohio's elections and will continue to work with law enforcement to investigate and prosecute voter fraud.