The time to cast your ballot for the 2020 Ohio Primary election is in its final two days.
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There will not be in person voting for the general public at board of elections Tuesday.
However, there are three reasons you may need to go to your board of elections to vote in person:
- Individuals with disabilities who require in-person voting
- Those who do not have a home mailing address.
- Those who requested absentee ballots, but did not receive it in the mail
“If you have not requested an absentee ballot, don’t think that you’re going to go to the board of elections and get one," Lt. Gov. Jon Husted said. “That’s not how it works. It’s only for people that requested one and didn’t get one.”
Voters who need to send in their ballots by U.S. Mail must have them postmarked by today, April 27, and received by the board of elecions by May 8.
If you prefer the security of dropping off your ballot in the secure ballot boxes outside each county’s board of elections, you can drop them off by 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 28.
Here are the addresses for your local Board of Elections:
- Auglaize County: 209 S. Blackhoof Street, Wapakoneta
- Mercer County: 101 N. Main Street, Celina
- Logan County: 225 S. Main Street, Bellefontaine
- Champaign County: ;1512 South U.S. 68, Urbana
- Clark County: 3130 E. Main Street, Springfield
- Shelby County: 230 E. Court Street, Sidney
- Darke County: 300 Garst Avenue, Greenville
- Miami County: 215 W. Main Street, Troy
- Montgomery County: 451 W. Third Street, Dayton
- Greene County: 551 Ledbetter Road, Xenia
- Preble County: 101 E. Main Street, Eaton
- Warren County: 520 Justice Drive, Lebanon
- Butler County: 1802 Princeton Road, Suite, 600, Hamilton
- Clinton County: 111 S. Nelson Avenue, Wilmington
Tabulation of votes received by 7:30 p.m. on April 28 will begin upon the conclusion of that deadline. According to Ohio law, the final official canvas will be completed three weeks after the conclusion of the election.
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