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Early voting is available for the March 2024 primary election from February 21 – March 17. Lock in your vote early so you don’t have to worry about it later on. Any registered Warren County voter can vote early at the Board of Elections, regardless of your polling place on Election Day.
We don’t have any contested primaries on the Democratic side, but we do have an extremely important ballot issue to fund the Warren County Career Center.
Remember that you need a current photo ID to cast a ballot in-person at early voting or on Election Day.
Early voting is available for the March 2024 primary election from February 21 – March 17. Lock in your vote early so you don’t have to worry about it later on. Any registered Warren County voter can vote early at the Board of Elections, regardless of your polling place on Election Day.
We don’t have any contested primaries on the Democratic side, but we do have an extremely important ballot issue to fund the Warren County Career Center.
Remember that you need a current photo ID to cast a ballot in-person at early voting or on Election Day.
Early voting is available for the March 2024 primary election from February 21 – March 17. Lock in your vote early so you don’t have to worry about it later on. Any registered Warren County voter can vote early at the Board of Elections, regardless of your polling place on Election Day.
We don’t have any contested primaries on the Democratic side, but we do have an extremely important ballot issue to fund the Warren County Career Center.
Remember that you need a current photo ID to cast a ballot in-person at early voting or on Election Day.
Early voting is available for the March 2024 primary election from February 21 – March 17. Lock in your vote early so you don’t have to worry about it later on. Any registered Warren County voter can vote early at the Board of Elections, regardless of your polling place on Election Day.
We don’t have any contested primaries on the Democratic side, but we do have an extremely important ballot issue to fund the Warren County Career Center.
Remember that you need a current photo ID to cast a ballot in-person at early voting or on Election Day.
Early voting is available for the March 2024 primary election from February 21 – March 17. Lock in your vote early so you don’t have to worry about it later on. Any registered Warren County voter can vote early at the Board of Elections, regardless of your polling place on Election Day.
We don’t have any contested primaries on the Democratic side, but we do have an extremely important ballot issue to fund the Warren County Career Center.
Remember that you need a current photo ID to cast a ballot in-person at early voting or on Election Day.
If you don’t vote at early voting or by mail, Election Day will be your last chance to cast a primary election ballot. We don’t have any contested primaries on the Democratic side, but we do have an extremely important ballot issue to fund the Warren County Career Center.
Polls are open on Election Day from 6:30am to 7:30pm. Click here to find your polling place. If you’re in line to vote by 7:30pm, stay in line! As long as you’re in line to vote before the polls close, election officials are required by law to allow you to cast a ballot.
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We’re just four months away from the 2024 elections and at least one thing is becoming very clear — it is going to take ALL of us to protect our communities and our democracy from extremism.
Voting is not enough. We have to make sure that all our friends and family are informed and voting, too. But we understand that for many of the women in our community, talking about politics — heck, even understanding politics — is a new and sometimes uncomfortable concept. Well don’t worry, we’ve got you!
Red Wine & Blue, along with the ACLU of Ohio, are leading an effort to educate Ohioans on the basics of our state government. Since we need you to get involved now more than ever, we’re committed to giving you the information and confidence you need through our 6-week, Summer School: Ohio Civics 101 series!
We’re just four months away from the 2024 elections and at least one thing is becoming very clear — it is going to take ALL of us to protect our communities and our democracy from extremism.
Voting is not enough. We have to make sure that all our friends and family are informed and voting, too. But we understand that for many of the women in our community, talking about politics — heck, even understanding politics — is a new and sometimes uncomfortable concept. Well don’t worry, we’ve got you!
Red Wine & Blue, along with the ACLU of Ohio, are leading an effort to educate Ohioans on the basics of our state government. Since we need you to get involved now more than ever, we’re committed to giving you the information and confidence you need through our 6-week, Summer School: Ohio Civics 101 series!
We’re just four months away from the 2024 elections and at least one thing is becoming very clear — it is going to take ALL of us to protect our communities and our democracy from extremism.
Voting is not enough. We have to make sure that all our friends and family are informed and voting, too. But we understand that for many of the women in our community, talking about politics — heck, even understanding politics — is a new and sometimes uncomfortable concept. Well don’t worry, we’ve got you!
Red Wine & Blue, along with the ACLU of Ohio, are leading an effort to educate Ohioans on the basics of our state government. Since we need you to get involved now more than ever, we’re committed to giving you the information and confidence you need through our 6-week, Summer School: Ohio Civics 101 series!