Crain's Cleveland

Ohio election officials say the state's voting systems are secure ahead of the midterm elections. The reassurance, reported by Crain's Cleveland Business, comes amid ongoing national debate over election integrity and public confidence in vote counting, with officials stressing that safeguards are in place for the vote.

US election rules in place for this year's contests may not carry over to the 2028 cycle, according to a Crain's Cleveland report. Voting procedures, ballot access requirements and campaign regulations are frequently revised between presidential cycles by state legislatures, courts and election officials, meaning both voters and candidates could face a different rulebook next time.