Well, howdy there, internet people, Let's Bowe again. So today we are going to talk about Ohio

and voting, and you. You, something you need to check if you live in Ohio.

And we'll go through the information and just make sure everybody is aware of how significant

and expansive this move really kind of is when you put it in

perspective. Okay so what's the news? The great state of Ohio has decided to get rid of some quote inactive voter

registrations. Get them off the rolls. 160,000 according to reporting, 160,000 in active registrations.

To put that into perspective in 2023, the number I found was a little less than 8 million.

That's how many registered voters there were in the state. So removing

160,000, well that's about 1 in 50, 2%. I want you to imagine the impact on some races that might be close if there are of course unintentionally people who

wanted to vote that had their registrations removed.

So, the good news is down below, there will be a link to actually.

One is to a database.

Let you plug in your information

and see if your registration was one of the ones that they got rid of.

The other is, in case they did do that,

it's the link to voter registration.

You do not have a lot of time to correct this.

You should probably do it the day you see this video.

Again, now to hear video.

Again, now to hear the Secretary of State's office up there talk about it,

they are making it seem as though they were pretty careful with this process.

Basically, somebody had to be inactive for four years.

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