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Voter Protection
Your source on political action & voter info
Know your rights, vote early... and volunteer
VOTER RIGHTS |
If you feel your right to vote has been violated, call the toll free Election Protection Hotline:
1-866-OUR-VOTE
(1-866-687-8683)
Know your rights. Review the Ohio Voters' Bill of Rights |
VOTE EARLY |
Cast an absent voters ballot by Mon., May 4, to avoid long lines on Election Day, Tues., May 5. Your local board of elections office must receive your absent voter ballot request by Sat., May 2. LEARN MORE |
Make your vote count and help ensure that every eligible Ohioan who wants to vote can do so and has his or her ballot counted, too!
Take these simple steps:
- Check your registration and polling place. If you are not sure if — or where — you are registered to vote, contact your county
board of election or call
1-866-MYVOTE1
(1-866-698-6831)
- Know your rights: Review the Ohio Voter Bill of Rights now and download a brochure for reference.
- Vote Early: In person or by mail — it's your choice, no reason needed. Return your ballot in person by May 4 or get it postmarked by May 4.
- Become a poll worker: Ohio law permits most public employees to work the polls on Election Day without using banked leave time.
- Report Violations: If you feel your right to vote has been violated, call the Election Protection Hotline toll free. 1-866-OUR-VOTE
(1-866-687-8683)
DOWNLOAD FLIER (pdf)
Before you vote, know the Ohio Voters' Bill of Rights
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