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Home / About The Board / Press Releases and Board Meeting Notices / After Surge in Early Voting, High Turnout Expected on Election Day

After Surge in Early Voting, High Turnout Expected on Election Day

November 7, 2023

After Surge in Early Voting, High Turnout Expected on Election Day

November 7, 2023

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  -  November 6, 2023                             

Contact:

Sherry L. Poland, Director, 513-632-7077

Alexander F. Linser, Deputy Director, 513-632-7011

AFTER SURGE IN EARLY VOTING, HIGH TURNOUT EXPECTED ON ELECTION DAY

Hamilton County, OH – Polls will be open tomorrow, Tuesday, for the November 7th General Election from 6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. As of today, 57,410 voters in Hamilton County have already cast their ballots. The Board of Elections is projecting that overall turnout will be 40-45%, which is high for an odd-year general election.

“Tomorrow, voters will decide important local races and statewide & local issues. Voters can view their sample ballot and confirm their Election Day polling place, on the Board’s website, before heading to the polls,” says Director Sherry Poland.

Early Voting ended on Sunday. There is no in-person voting at the Board of Elections today.

Only voters who have moved out of their precinct and have not yet updated their new address, with the Board of Elections, may vote at the Board office tomorrow. All others must vote at their assigned polling location.

“If you have not yet returned your voted absentee Vote by Mail ballot, you have until 7:30pm on Election Day to return it in person to the Board of Elections,” adds Deputy Director Alex Linser. “We have a convenient and secure 24-hour drive-through drop box at 4700 Smith Road in Norwood.”

Voted ballots being returned by mail must be postmarked no later than today, Monday, November 6, 2023.

A new Ohio Law requires that voters present a photo ID when voting in person, so make sure you know the requirements before coming out to vote. Visit the Board of Elections website at www.votehamiltoncountyohio.gov to view a list of the acceptable forms of ID, view your sample ballot, and to find your Election Day polling place.

Once the polls close at 7:30pm, voters can track Election Results live on our website, votehamiltoncountyohio.gov/results.

Find Board of Elections news and information on Facebook,  X (Twitter), Instagram and at votehamiltoncountyohio.gov.

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