The Governor of Ohio has recommended that Election Day, which was set for Tuesday this week, be continued amid the COVID19 outbreak.
Ohio’s Primary Election was scheduled for March 17, however, the Governor said it should be continued to June 2.
More than 50 people in Ohio have tested positive for the virus with hundreds of others under presumptive status.
The change for the polls will not be official until a hearing is had later on Monday after a group of people filed a lawsuit.
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