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It's Time to Vote, Ohio!

Election Day is November 4, 2025. You can cast your ballot early, in-person from October 7 until November 2 at your early voting location or local Board of Elections. If voting in person either on Election Day or early, make sure you have a valid photo ID. Find all early dates and times below.

Cuyahoga County Voters: The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections has a new location. Early voting will now take place at 1803 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44114.

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HB 458 Flowchart: What ID Do I Need to Vote in Ohio?

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ACLU of Ohio Condemns Signing of Anti-Democratic Bill, SB 293, by Governor DeWine

The ACLU of Ohio condemns SB 293 and the Governor’s decision to sign it. We will remain steadfast in our advocacy for all eligible Ohio voters.
Issue Areas: Voting
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Ohio Voter Rights Coalition Rebukes Signing of Senate Bill 293

Senate Bill 293 is harmful anti-voter legislation that will eliminate the post-election window to accept legally cast ballots mailed before election day.
Issue Areas: Voting
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Ohio Redistricting - Interested Party Testimony

This map will result in some Ohioans’ votes weighing more than others, subjecting the people of Ohio to yet another setback in the pursuit of basic fairness in their representation.