The day after Ohio postponed its primary elections due to concerns about spreading the coronavirus -- and despite a recommendation from Gov. But unlike other states, an election day can only be set by the state legislature or a court in Ohio. DeWine and Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose indicated that they wanted to move the primary to June 2, and LaRose essentially declared it so in a directive issued Monday. "As the state's chief election officer, Secretary LaRose is uniquely charged with the proper execution of a fair election in the state of Ohio. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"The legislature has to quickly address the confusion caused by moving the primary election on such short notice," he said in a statement.

Source: Fox News March 18, 2020 12:11 UTC