It’s Election Day… again!

In Warren County, this primary is for state legislative races only… and we’ve got a contested primary in House District 56 between two great Democrats, Joy Bennett and Sam Cao!

All polling places in Warren County are open from 6:30am to 7:30pm. Click here to find your polling place.

As a reminder, the reason we have an extra primary this year is because the Republicans on the Ohio Redistricting Commission intentionally ran out the clock on passing constitutional state legislative maps, only to get bailed out by a Trump-appointed federal judge who imposed one of their unconstitutional gerrymandered maps on the state’s voters for the 2022 election.

This special election is costing Ohio taxpayers $25 million. So if your friends and neighbors complain about yet another election, remind them that like so many of the other problems that plague our state, it’s the Republicans’ fault.

Join Warren County Commissioner candidate Dr. Nabila Babar and Katie Wang for a rally to remove the sigma from mental health and addiction. Walk to support those who are suffering and relieve the pain.

Bring posters supporting mental health and those suffering from addiction.

The rally will start at Pine Hill Lake Park at 12:00 noon, and end at the Mason Municipal Building.

The Mason Heritage Day Parade & Festival in downtown Mason is a great opportunity to show our strength in Warren County!

We’ll start organizing for the parade at 2:00pm, and we need everyone available to join us! Wear your favorite Democratic candidate’s shirt (or just a blue shirt if you don’t have one for a candidate) and we will provide the signs. We’ll be joined by Greg Landsman (OH-01 congressional candidate), Joy Bennett (HD-56 Ohio House candidate), Katie Hoffman (state school board candidate), and Nabila Babar (county commissioner candidate).

To be kept in the loop on the details, sign up to march.

We’ll also have a booth at the festival, where we’ll be greeting voters and giving them an opportunity to meet and greet with our candidates. We need you to be a friendly face and help us with our booth! Here’s what we need:

• Setup: On Saturday morning, meet at WCDP HQ, load up our materials into vehicles, and then go to our booth site in Mason and set up our tent and booth. Will require some light lifting.
• Booth Greeters: Saturday afternoon/evening, staff our booth, greet voters and tell them about our great Democratic candidates. We have two 3-hour shifts (4-7 and 7-10) and need 4 people for each shift.
• Teardown: On Saturday evening, tear down our booth, get all the materials loaded into vehicles, and bring everything back to WCDP HQ. Will require some light lifting.

If you’re a Warren County resident who’s eligible to vote but aren’t registered yet, or need to change your voting address after moving, you can register online!

To register to vote online, you’ll need your name, date of birth, address, your Ohio driver’s license or Ohio identification card number, and the last four digits of your Social Security number. If you don’t have one or more of those, you’ll need to fill out and print this form and send it to the Warren County Board of Elections.

The voter registration deadline for the 2022 general election is Tuesday, October 11. If you need to register or update your registration, your form must be postmarked or submitted in-person to the Board of Elections by October 11.

Avoid the lines, vote early! Early voting is an easy and convenient way to make sure you’re able to exercise your right to vote!

This year, Warren County will have one early voting location, at the Board of Elections (520 Justice Dr., in the county administration complex).

We need your help to hand out Democratic sample ballots at early voting, so that Democratic voters know who to cast their ballot for all the way from the top to the bottom of the ballot. Sign up for a shift!