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If lawmakers approve the amendment, it could go before voters this fall — and would likely boost Republican turnout.
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Despite hotly contested races on the Republican and Democratic primary ballots, the turnout for early voting in Ohio is down nearly 30% compared to the number of ballots cast at this point in the 2018 primary four years ago.
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The standoff between the Ohio Supreme Court and the Republicans on the Ohio Redistricting Commission has left county election officials all over the state holding the bag, not knowing when a second primary will be held. This creates a number of problems for officials, poll workers and voters.
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Ohio's primary election is May 3. However, you won't see state House and Senate races on the ballot. That's because there aren't valid maps for those districts. This likely means a split for the primary. Regardless, one thing is for certain: you will need to be registered by Monday, April 4, in order to cast your vote.
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Monday night at 11:59 is the deadline to register to vote in the November election. But if you have to register to vote in person, the deadline is earlier.
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Seems like the Republican majority in the Ohio House trying to pull off an elaborate bait-and-switch game.
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Ohio’s top elections official has asked the state’s attorney general to investigate 117 people who either registered to vote in Ohio or actually cast a...
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Democratic leaders in the U.S. Senate, including Ohio’s senior senator, are working on legislation they say would improve voting rights around the...
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State Rep. Bill Seitz (R-Green Township) has introduced a bill that would significantly rewrite Ohio's election laws. HB 294 calls for prohibiting ballot…
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A recent poll suggests Republican lawmakers in Ohio are a bit out of step when it comes to a package of new voting restrictions.