#Ohio
Today by 2PM is the deadline to vote early in person for your March 17 primary elections.
This primary is for state & local offices as well as for the U.S. Democratic presidential nominee & candidates for the U.S. House. #VoteBlue #OhioPrimary
Info for polling locations:
1/4https://www.ohiosos.gov/elections/voters/
#Ohio
Your vote is more important than ever.
Voting early is a good way to avoid crowds.
There is also a last-minute way to vote absentee by mail which is a great option right now, but you must apply by noon on SATURDAY, March 14th. 2/2
#ohiocoronavirus
Please consider become a volunteer poll worker in #Ohio if you can.
Many poll workers are in compromised groups and poll workers are needed to ensure fair elections and that everyone can vote. #OhioPrimary
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/03/12/coronavirus-ohio-asks-new-poll-site-volunteers-to-step-in-during-primary-as-aged-face-risk.html
"We are talking about it as a patriotic duty," Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said in an interview. "Part of the reason for this is that the demographic that tends to be our poll workers tends to be older."
Please follow all health precautions necessary while you are voting. Ohio voting locations are taking those precautions to keep people safe, too.
Your vote is important. Use it. Protect your health. Help build a government that can manage a crisis. 4/4
https://abc6onyourside.com/news/local/health-precautions-taken-before-ohio-primary
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to major changes ahead of the Ohio primary election March 17th. The Ohio Secretary of State ordered more cleaning precautions and changing nearly 150 polling locations. Those polling locations were in senior living facilities where elderly people would be put at a greater risk of catching the virus. LaRose toured one of those locations in Mount Vernon on Thursday morning.
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