Voting laws

The changes that are part of House Bill 458 are causing some university students to scramble to make sure they have the correct ID to vote.

The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections reminds voters of voting law changes that took effect earlier this year.

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Rep. Emilia Sykes (D-Akron) says instead of making it easier for people to vote, the state's leaders are making it more difficult.

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During this election season, WKSU's OH Really? has received more than 100 questions from listeners about voting. Here, we've compiled the answers to some of the most frequent.

Cleveland Women's March highlights women's services, voting.

A federal appeals court has dealt a blow to a group that’s trying to put changes to voting laws on this fall’s ballot. A federal court stayed a lower...