As Nov. 4 draws near, there are several deadlines for voters to mark on their calendars. COLUMBUS, Ohio — We are just over one month away from the 2025 General Election, where Ohioans will be able to vote for their picks in municipal, school board and other local races.
We’ve been asked by the legislature to dramatically improve the integrity and credibility of the Ohio Elections Commission, and Jim has the background and reputation to begin doing that on day one.”
Ohio Republicans face impossible choice between Trump's baseless election fraud claims and their years of bragging about the state's secure, efficient voting system
James Wernecke is appointed to head Ohio's new Election Integrity Commission, set to launch on January 1, 2026, as part of efforts to enforce election laws more effectively.
Ohio's leaders kicked off their work on a new congressional map. But don't expect them to approve a new plan before the first deadline passes.
It was the two top-of-the-ticket 2026 GOP candidates — Sen. Jon Husted, who will run for the remaining two years of JD Vance’s six-year Senate term next year, and Ramaswamy, the MAGA gubernatorial candidate — endorsing each other and vowing to run as a team.
Ohioans have until Oct. 6 to register to vote in the general election on Nov. 4. Ohioans must register or update their voter registration no later than 30 days before an election. Early voting begins on Oct. 7.
Republican hopefuls take different approaches to President Donald Trump's election reforms, with some candidates waiting for more guidance while others push forward.
Conservative distrust of elections has been simmering in Ohio, and Donald Trump’s calls to end mail-in ballots and voting machines have brought it to the forefront. Anna Staver reports that Republicans now face a choice: fully embrace Trump’s demands,
Former U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan is delaying his decision on an Ohio governor run, saying he’s best positioned to defeat Vivek Ramaswamy in the race.
Former Dallas County Elections Administrator Heider Garcia submitted his resignation to the county last month, finishing up in the role at the end of August. He served in the role for less than two years. Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins serves as the head of the Dallas County Elections Commission that appointed Adams,