Ohio
All Voting is Local Ohio has placed a high value on data-driven advocacy calling on election officials to implement greater transparency in the administration of the elections throughout the state of Ohio.
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MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE
Have you made a plan to vote? If you haven’t, here are a few resources:
- Find your early voting location.
- Request an absentee ballot in Ohio.
- Track your ballot.
- View your sample ballot.
- Find my polling location.
- Vote no later than November 8 at 7:30 p.m.
FEATURED WORK
Wrangling over redistricting maps caused Ohio voters to have two primary elections in 2022. Confusion around those elections exacerbated the need for more poll workers. Our Ohio team worked with partners on the ground to recruit poll workers for this vital job while encouraging Ohio voters to be #ReadyRegardless of the primary dates.
News from Ohio
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Governor Mike DeWine’s Authorization of Anti-Voting Rights Bill Will Negatively Impact Ohio Voters
January 6, 2023 COLUMBUS, Ohio — In response to Governor Mike DeWine’s signing of House Bill 458 into law, All Voting is Local Ohio State Director Kayla Griffin issued the following statement: “Today, Governor Mike DeWine signed HB 458, turning Ohio elections on their head. Lawmakers have made whole-sale changes in how we conduct elections […]
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All Voting is Local Ohio Launches Campaign to Recruit 100 Poll Workers Ahead of Election Day
The campaign seeks to enlist Democratic and Republican Ohioans in Cuyahoga, Franklin, Hamilton, and Lucas counties October 4, 2022 CINCINNATI, OHIO — All Voting is Local Ohio today announced the launch of a five-figure ad campaign to recruit 100 Democratic and Republican poll workers in Cuyahoga, Franklin, Hamilton, and Lucas counties ahead of Election Day. […]
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Ohio State Leaders Must Allow Voter Education Collaboration
CLEVELAND — In response to the Ohio Supreme Court’s rejection of the third proposed state map due to partisan gerrymandering, All Voting is Local Ohio State Director Kayla Griffin released the following statement: