In the normal course of events, Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski's deputies would be expected to provide security for this year's presidential election. Unfortunately, Zuchowski publicly threatened Kamala Harris voters on social media,

The office of an Ohio sheriff who called for residents to "write down" the home addresses of supporters of Kamala Harris has been pulled from providing security for absentee voting ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

The Ohio sheriff who urged his followers to record the addresses of people with yard signs supporting Vice President Kamala Harris will no longer head security at the county’s early voting location.

Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski urged residents to write down addresses of homes that have signs supporting Kamala Harris. Portage County Sheriff's Office An Ohio sheriff’s office will not be allowed to provide security for in-person early voting for the upcoming election following the sheriff’s controversial comments that some considered voter intimidation.

The decision from the Portage County Board of Elections comes after Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski posted controversial comments that made some residents feel threatened or intimidated.

The county board of elections chair cited public comments indicating “perceived intimidation by our sheriff against certain voters."

The sheriff’s department in Portage County, Ohio has been stripped of its election security duties after its MAGA sheriff said people displaying Kamala Harris signs in their yards should have their addresses recorded so illegal immigrants can be sent to their homes.