Early Voting begins Tuesday, October 2.
Democrat Groups and the Obama Turnout Machine are planning to vote early and lock in their votes. What do the Democrats know about early voting that Conservatives have forgotten?
Remove the risk of inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances. Request an absentee ballot or vote early in person and make sure your vote counts!
Early and absentee voting can be the key to this year’s
election.
Make your vote count, stop the phone calls and mailers: VOTE EARLY!
Early Voting can be done by mail or in person at your County's Board of Election Headquarters. Below are links to your local board of election and the
forms necessary to check your registration, register, vote early, request an
absentee ballot and update your registration. This year is a redistricting year, so use the links below to verify which Congressional and State Rep. District you're in.
Adams County: 2nd Congressional District (Wenstrup)
Brown County: 2nd Congressional District (Wenstrup)
(937) 378-3008
Clermont County: 2nd Congressional District (Wenstrup)
(513) 732-7275
Hamilton County: - Split between 1st and 2nd District - Check for Changes! (Chabot and Wenstrup)
(513) 632-7000
Highland County: - Newly added to 2nd District (Wenstrup)
(937) 393-9961
Pike County: 2nd Congressional District (Wenstrup)
(740) 947-4512
Ross: - Newly added to 2nd District - Split between 2nd and 15th (Wenstrup and Stivers)
(740) 775-2350
Scioto: Split between 2nd and 6th (Wenstrup and Johnson)
(740) 353-4178
Request an Absentee Ballot
Warren: - Newly Switched from 2nd to 1st District (Now Chabot)
406 Justice Drive Room 323, Lebanon Ohio 45036
(513) 695-1358
Check Registration Status
Voter Registration and Change of Address/Name Form
Request an Absentee Ballot
Warren: - Newly Switched from 2nd to 1st District (Now Chabot)
406 Justice Drive Room 323, Lebanon Ohio 45036
(513) 695-1358
Check Registration Status
Voter Registration and Change of Address/Name Form
Request an Absentee Ballot
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