Householder Wins Unnopposed Seat Despite Corruption Scandal, Byron Booster Re-Elected

By ExchangeMonitor

The alleged ringleader of what prosecutors have called the largest corruption scandal in Ohio history has been re-elected to a third term in the state legislature, unofficial results released Wednesday say. Rep. Larry Householder won the seat unopposed, beating…

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