Election 2022
Lauren Green
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Ideastream Public Media
In 2022, Ohio voters will pick a new U.S. Senator to replace Rob Portman who's retiring. Also on the ballot are two state constitutional issues, six statewide executive positions including governor and five seats on the Ohio Board of Education. There are several state supreme court races, all 15 congressional seats, the entire Ohio House of Representatives and half of the Ohio Senate up for grabs. And of course, there are also plenty of local races and issues.
Early voting is underway for the midterm election. Find early voting hours, learn how to request an absentee ballot and more in our guide to voting in Northeast Ohio.
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Voters will see Issue 1 and Issue 2 on the November ballot which are measures that would amend the state constitution to determine laws on bail and who can vote in Ohio elections. -
Ohio's elections chief is cautioning that state law does not permit voters to return absentee ballots at their precincts on Election Day. -
More than 10% of the workforce of elections officials has left those jobs each year for the last few years because of retirement, other job opportunities, and increasingly due to frustration and threats. -
Prominent political figures are weighing-in on Ohio’s U.S. Senate contest between Tim Ryan and J.D. Vance, and spelling out how much is riding on the results of the race. -
In the race for Ohio Governor, voters will decide whether to return incumbent Republican Mike DeWine to office or elect Democrat Nan Whaley, former Dayton mayor. -
Baldwin Wallace University's final midterm Ohio Pulse Poll showed U.S. Senate Tim Ryan, a Democrat, four points ahead of Republican J.D. Vance. -
With early voting already under way and Election Day in two weeks, prominent Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham campaigned for J.D. Vance in Ohio. -
In the race for U.S. Senate, Democratic candidate Tim Ryan and Republican candidate J.D. Vance go head-to-head for the seat left open by U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio). -
The constitutional amendment would take power out of the hands of the Supreme Court to set rules for how bail can be used. -
In just a few weeks Ohioans will choose a new senator to replace retiring Republican Rob Portman. For voters in the Mahoning Valley, that choice, Tim Ryan or J.D. Vance, hits close to home.
