COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) –The last day to register to vote in Ohio is Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Early voting begins Wednesday.
In addition to local races and levies, there are two statewide issues on the ballot: Issue 1, to constitutionally protect access to abortion, and Issue 2, an initiated statute to legalize recreational marijuana. Early voting begins Oct. 11.
To register to vote, you’ll need the following information:
- Your name, date of birth and address
- Ohio driver’s license or identification card number
- Last four digits of your social security number
You can update your registration or register to vote online on the Secretary of State website.
You can also register to vote in person at one of the following locations:
- Secretary of State’s Office
- Any county board of election
- Office of Registrar or any deputy registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles
- Public libraries
- Public high schools and vocational schools
- County treasurer’s office
- Designated state agency offices (list available here)
If mailing or returning your registration form in person, the Secretary of State’s office must receive the form by Oct. 10.
