The 2020 Ohio Primary Election Day is taking place one week from Tuesday, and the Board of Elections will be open through Monday for early, in-person voting.
The dates and times are set as follows: More…
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Locally, the next opportunity to vote is the March 17 Primary Election, which includes a handful of local issues to be voted on.
Voting includes many state-level positions such as Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, local positions including Richland County judges, and even delegates to the national conventions. In order to vote, you must register by February 18; you can register at the Board of Elections Office (1495 W. Longview Avenue, Mansfield), any library, high school office, village hall, city council offices, or bureau of motor vehicles offices. More…
The Richland County Board of Elections has scheduled a class for Precinct Election Officials (Poll Workers) for the March 17 Primary Election.
This class for new workers has been scheduled for Wednesday evening February 26 at 6:00 PM at the Longview Center, 1495 W. Longview Avenue in the Upper Level Classroom. If you enter through the front entrance from the main front parking area, the classroom will be to your right, past the elevators. More…
The Richland County Board of Elections has announced the schedule for early voting in the upcoming election:
“Absentee/early voting will commence Tuesday, October 8, either by mail or in person at the Richland County Board of Elections, 1495 W. Longview Ave., Suite 101. More…
The deadline to register to vote or change your address and/or name in the voter registration database for the November 5 General Election is Monday, October 7.
The Richland County Board of Elections office will be open that evening until 9:00 PM. This office is located at 1495 W. Longview Ave. Suite 101 in the Longview Center. After 4:00 P.M., you must use the entrance at the lower lever back parking area at the southwest corner of the building. More…
The Richland County Board of Elections has announced the following changes to polling locations commencing with the November 5 General Election. These changes were approved at the Board of Elections’ meeting of August 13 of this year.
These changes were necessary for a variety of reasons, including meeting Federal ADA requirements for polling place accessibility, our long-term goal of creating “Regional” Vote Centers to save tax-payers’ funds, and in one instance, due to the fact that the previous voting location was on lockdown 24/7 and made the accessibility for voters a problem. More…
The May 7 Primary Election is coming up quickly, and the Richland County Board of Elections has posted early in-person voting dates and hours.
They include the following: More…
The Richland County Board of Elections met Wednesday, March 6, to reorganize as required biannually.
Paulette Hankins, a Democrat, was unanimously appointed by the board members as Director of the Board. Jane Zimmermann was unanimously appointed as the Republican Deputy Director. More…
The deadline for Absentee/Early voting either by mail or in person at the Richland County Board of Elections, 1495 W. Longview Ave., Suite 101, is fast approaching. Absentee applications to vote by mail are available by going online to: www.richlandcountyoh.us/boe, and then tapping the Voting Information/Absentee Tab at the side of the page to print out a request form. If you’re requesting a ballot be mailed to you, the Board of Elections Office must receive a signed request from the voter/s by Noon on Saturday November 3. More…
The Richland County Board of Elections is reminding voters that the deadline to register to vote or change your name/address in the 2018 General Election on November 6 is this Tuesday, October 9. The Board Office will be open until 9:00 PM that night. More…
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