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The next election will be here before you know it! Make sure you’re prepared to vote.

A new law makes it so that all Ohio voters must present a photo ID when they go cast a ballot.

Ohio’s election workers have been facing unnecessary challenges in recent years.


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2026 Board of Elections Workforce Report: As a follow up to its 2024 Board of Elections Workforce Report,  All Voting Is Local has released an updated Board of Elections Report ahead of the 2026 midterms, “Ohio Election Administration at the Crossroads.” The report examines how ongoing trends of restrictive legislation, misinformation-fueled mistrust and skepticism, and lack of funding are affecting the workforce that powers Ohio’s elections. It also provides recommended solutions to help address these issues based on data and interviews with election administrators across the state. Learn more about the report here.

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FEATURED WORK

In 2025, All Voting Ohio co-created an Election Administration Pipeline program to help prepare college-aged students for a career in election administration. The inaugural program sought to help address high turnover among election administrators by educating college students preparing to enter the workforce in this critical field in our democracy. The program had a cohort of 11 students who spent the fall semester learning from local election administrators about the field. To learn more about this program, you can view All Voting Ohio’s key findings here. And to learn more about how participants felt about the program, you can read about one student’s experience here.   

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