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It’s time to start making your voting plan
The primary election is May 5, but it’s never too early to start making your voting plan, especially if you aren’t sure if you are registered. Whether you feel like you’re prepared or haven’t even thought about it yet, this guide is here to break down how, where and when you’ll be able to vote…
Meet the Democratic candidates for Hamilton County Commissioner
Three Democratic candidates for Hamilton County Commissioner will be on the ballot in the May 5 primary. Incumbent Stephanie Summerow Dumas faces challengers Herman Najoli and Cincinnati City Councilmember Meeka Owens. The winner of that race will face Jonathan Pearson in November. Find more information, including candidates up for county judicial races and election results on…
Frequently asked questions about voting in Hamilton County
How do you register to vote? There are six prerequisites to registering to vote in the state of Ohio: Clause 2 means that you can vote in a primary election at 17 years old; but only if you’ll have a birthday before the following general election. Clause 4 allows those convicted and incarcerated on a…
What is a mill? Understanding the Hamilton County levies on the May ballot
Three levies are on the ballot for Hamilton County voters during the upcoming May primaries. State law allows for citizens to vote on such tax increases, but the language around them can sometimes be confusing. Cutting through the legalese around these topics is important and helps make sure voters know what they’re voting for or…
What issues will be on the ballot for the May primary?
While many are focused on the candidates themselves when they create their voting plan, it’s a good idea to educate yourself on the issues you’ll be weighing in on. You don’t want to go to the ballot and be left wondering what on earth you’re voting for. These are the issues that will be on…
Who’s on your ballot?
There are 105 candidates running for office during this year’s midterm elections, spread out between the federal, state and local level. It’s easy to get confused with such an influx of information, but don’t worry — we’re here to help you understand who’s who and what’s on your ballot. Click here for a list of…
