Ohio secretary of state called to testify before congressional committee
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio's chief election officer is set to address a group of Congressmen today about Ohio's November Second election.
Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell is due before a field hearing of the U.S. House Administration Committee in Columbus.
The secretary of state has prepared testimony meant to refute allegations of unpreparedness, mistakes and fraud in the November election.
Blackwell was expected to tell the committee that most of the complaints about counting provisional ballots, long lines at polling places and ballots thrown out because of voting irregularities were groundless.
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