poll workers

Early voting starts in about a month but election officials are recruiting poll workers for the big day on Nov. 5.

A bipartisan piece of legislation, Senate Bill 173, would protect election officials' personal information, just as police and firefighters have had for many years.

Hamilton County Director of Elections Sherry Poland said the county has just half of the approximately 2,400 poll workers necessary to fully staff all voting locations by Election Day.

Ohio’s voting precincts normally need 37,000 poll workers on Election Day. But this year, 55,000 are needed.

Absentee mail-in ballots are getting most of the attention in the upcoming Nov. 3 presidential election, but in Ohio, county election officials have a…

One hundred and four poll workers were let go by the Hamilton County Board of Elections Tuesday because they hadn't voted since the 2012 election.They…