The deadline to vote in Ohio for the March 15 primary is 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 16.
Find out if you are registered.
Eligible voters can register by mail or in person. Online registration is not an option.
To register, take or send a completed Voter Registration and Information Update Form to your local county Board of Elections Office.
If you would rather pick up a copy of this form, a list of locations is available here.
Once you have completed the Voter Registration and Information Update Form, you can drop it off to any of the following locations:
- Board of Elections Offices
- Ohio public library
- Ohio BMV Deputy Registrar Office
- Any public high school of vocational school
- County treasurer office and other state offices
Military and Out-of-State Voter Registration information
All voters are required to submit any changes in name or address 30 days prior to election. This can be done online, in person or by mail. Changes must be submitted to your local county Board of Elections.
Voters can send in their absentee vote by mail Wednesday through March 14, the day before Election Day.
All ballots must either be postmarked before Election Day or delivered in person to county boards of election on Election Day.
To be eligible to vote in Ohio, you must:
- Be at least 18 years old on or before Election Day
- Be a U.S. citizen
- Be an Ohio resident for at least 30 days
