Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has reminded voters that boards of elections remain open through the final weekend of early voting, with the state already on pace to set a midterm record for in-person early participation.
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Boards are open Friday until 7:30 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. LaRose noted that Ohio has already offered more than 190 hours of in-person early voting and that some voters will inevitably wait until the final weekend. He encouraged those still planning to vote early to arrive prepared and patient, particularly in counties with multi-page ballots.
Fifteen counties have multi-page ballots in at least some precincts due to local issues; four counties—Cuyahoga, Hamilton, Lorain, and Lucas—have multi-page ballots in all precincts. LaRose also urged voters to remain vigilant for improper campaign activity near polling locations and to report any concerns to their local board of elections or the Secretary of State’s Election Integrity Unit.
Election Day is Tuesday, 3 November.
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