At least 59 Ohio residents have complained to the state's attorney general over posts made by an Ohio sheriff suggesting that people should keep track of homeowners who have signs supporting Democrat Kamala Harris for president. Bruce Zuchowski ...

After a public outcry and under threat of litigation, an Ohio sheriff has deleted a social media post in which he said people with Kamala Harris yard signs should have their addresses written down so that immigrants can be sent to live with them.

The sheriff made national headlines when he used insulting language toward the Democratic presidential candidate in a Sept. 13 post.

The decision came a week after the sheriff said in public Facebook posts that residents should “write down all the addresses of the people who had her signs in their yards.”

The Portage County Sheriff's Department will no longer provide security for early voting at the board of elections after remarks made by its leader.

The board’s decision stemmed from a Sept. 13 Facebook post by Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski, who used insulting language while referring to Vice President Kamala Harris, McClatchy News reported.

An Ohio sheriff was suspended from Facebook and barred from election security after a post urging people to 'write down' local Democrats' addresses while insulting Kamala Harris