Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose's proposal to ban ballot drop boxes has sparked significant backlash from voting rights groups and Governor Mike DeWine. LaRose argues that the federal court ruling allowing disabled voters to choose anyone to deliver their absentee ballots creates a loophole for ballot harvesting. He has directed county boards to ensure only personal ballots are dropped off and called for legislative action to ban drop boxes entirely. Critics, including the League of Women Voters of Ohio, argue that the elderly and disabled should have more assistance options. Meanwhile, other states such as Wisconsin are also witnessing restrictions on ballot drop boxes, with municipalities like Brookfield and New Berlin banning their use. In Michigan, voters will decide on a new millage to support services for older adults, while Washtenaw County faces logistical challenges with numerous ballot proposals this November.