absentee voting

Early in-person and mail-in absentee voting begins in Ohio.

The bill goes further than a previous Republican-backed bill that was proposed though the Secretary of State, who called the Ohio 2020 vote a success.

The results seem to be in contrast to the changes in voting laws Republican lawmakers are proposing.

The proposed legislation would affect early voting and absentee voting.

The legislation has yet to be introduced at the Statehouse, but opponents say it would affect voter access. The sponsor of the bill disagrees.

Although there were some hiccups with curbside voting this election season, voter advocates believe improvements can be made to make this service more accessible to Ohio voters.

With the number cast at almost 160,000, sorting through provisionals is a time consuming endeavor.

As other states continue to tally the votes in the presidential race, President Donald Trump is making unfounded statements about widespread fraud that...

Two homeless men in Cleveland voted early in person after they didn't receive the absentee ballots they requested after participating in a voter drive this fall.

An Akron man requested an absentee ballot. It never showed up.