Ohio

All Voting is Local Ohio protects and expands citizens’ freedom to vote through advocacy and empowerment. We collaborate with local election officials, activist networks, and nonpartisan community organizations to solve the problems voters face when trying to make their voices heard.

Our current priorities include:

Modernize voter registration
Enfranchising eligible voters with criminal convictions
Advocate for improved technology to make elections more fair, convenient, and secure
Empower voters with disabilities to cast their ballots independently
Recruit poll workers, particularly those from underserved communities

Election Protection

Educate. Empower. Protect. Do you want to help eligible voters participate in our democracy? Click Here to Volunteer for Election Protection

Free Rides to the Polls in Dayton

Ready to vote, but need a ride to cast your ballot? This year, the Dayton RTA will get you there — for free! On Tuesday, Nov. 6, take a free ride to your polling place on any Greater Dayton RTA bus or paratransit vehicle.

Find which bus route goes closest to your polling place here: http://www.i-riderta.org/pollingroutes.

Paratransit users, call 937-425-8300 by Nov. 5 to schedule your ride.

Providing Multi-Lingual Poll Workers in Greater Columbus

All Voting is Local Ohio is teaming up with the Council on American Islamic Relations–Columbus Chapter to recruit poll workers who speak Arabic, Chinese, Somali and Spanish. For a list of participating polling locations and which language will be offered, please go to: https://www.cair-columbus.com/election-2018/

Protecting and Expanding The Right to Vote in Ohio – An Agenda for Reform

Together with a coalition of voting rights groups throughout Ohio, All Voting is Local has established a blueprint for protecting and expanding the right to vote for all Ohioans. The Ohio Voter Rights Coalition works to modernize the state’s elections process and advocate for policies that streamline the voter registration process, increase early voting and fully enfranchise people in the criminal justice system.