Ohio Primary: New Mail-In Ballot Rules
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Ohio voters, be aware of the new mail-in ballot rules for the May fifth primary: ballots must be received by seven thirty p.m. on Election Day, ending the four-day grace period. This change, due to Senate Bill two ninety-three, also includes proof of citizenship for registrations and monthly voter roll checks. Republicans aim for election integrity, while Democrats worry about potential voter suppression. Cuyahoga County has flagged around eleven thousand voters with mismatched records, but most can fix it by April twentieth. President Trumps recent executive order wont affect Ohios primary. Stay informed to ensure your vote counts.
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