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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Dave Matthews, who's been doing free shows around the country for Democratic candidates, performed in Downtown Columbus for Tim Ryan, in a close battle with Republican J.D. Vance. -
A group called Vote Common Good that targets evangelicals who are not comfortable with extreme right-wing politics held a public training at Central Christian Church in Springfield for about 20 people last week. -
While Democratic strategists acknowledge past mistakes and make renewed pledges to woo Latino voters, Republicans are also making inroads. -
Fedor (D-Toledo) will retire at the end of this month as she runs to be on the Ohio State Board of Education. -
Polls show Republicans firmly in the lead in the Ohio governor's race and other statewide executive offices, but the race for U.S. Senate is a lot more competitive. -
In the race for Ohio Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, Republican incumbent running for re-election, and Chelsea Clark, Democratic candidate lay out their plans as the state’s top elections chief. -
In the race for Ohio Attorney General, Dave Yost, Republican incumbent running for reelection, and Democratic candidate Jeff Crossman, make their pitch for how they would defend the state’s laws and oversee the duties of the office. -
In the race for Ohio Auditor, Keith Faber, Republican incumbent running for re-election, and Taylor Sappington, Democratic candidate, lay out their plans for what they would do in office. -
With dozens of school levies on the ballot in Ohio each year, it’s important for voters to understand what they’re voting for since they have a direct impact on property taxes and school funding. -
School districts across Northeast Ohio have levies on the ballot this year for voters to consider. Getting those levies passed may be harder in some districts.
