2024 ELECTION SCHEDULE
Oct. 7: Deadline to register to vote
Oct. 8: Early in-person voting and absentee voting by mail begins
Nov. 3: Last day of early in-person voting
Nov. 4: Last day to mail in absentee ballots (They can still be personally delivered to boards of election)
Nov. 5: Election Day (Polls open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Absentee ballots can be delivered to boards of election until 7:30 p.m.)
Ready for Election 2024? Register to vote by October 7 to vote in the November 5 Election
COHHIO strives to build civic engagement in Ohio’s low-income communities by working with housing providers, homeless programs, and other nonprofits to help the people exercise their right to vote and stay engaged in the civic debate. Through voter education, coalition building, and voting resources, COHHIO and our partners activate voters often ignored by traditional political campaigns. By engaging them on issues that matter most to their own community and providing tools and resources, we can empower residents and low-income communities to advocate for themselves.
Ready, Set, Vote!
2024 is the first presidential election with Ohio’s strict new voter ID law in effect. Make sure you and the people you serve are registered and ready to participate in the Nov. 5 election by using these buttons to check your registration and make a plan to vote – early in-person, by mail, or on Election Day.
- For more information about Ohio’s voting rules and procedures, visit the League of Women Voters of Ohio’s Get Ready to Vote page.
- Vote Riders is a non-partisan nonprofit that can help you and your clients obtain the birth certificates, social security cards, drivers licenses and state ID cards that Ohioans need to vote, and to get housing and employment.
