Vote 411 website.

Exercise Your Right to Vote Flyer

Voter Responsibilities  Brochure

Your Rights as a Voter

Citizen Checklist

Be Sure Your Vote Counts Flyer

• League of Women Voters Vote 411 site
• Find out about newvoter ID requirements and how to check your registration
• Find out what you need to do to get registered to vote
• Read our Voter FAQ and learn about the election cycle
• Learn which elected official you want to get in contact with and how to write to him or her
• Election District Maps
• Get information on Ohio legislation and our efforts to promote a fair and impartial judiciary
• Ohio Secretary of State
• Ohio Senate
• Ohio House

The League provides many kinds of voter service and education projects. Working independently and with other civic groups that share our interests, the League is dedicated to making sure citizens are informed and active participants in government at all levels.  Click on the links below for information on how to select judicial candidates.

• How to Select Judicial Candidates
  
• Changing the Way Ohio Elects Judges
  
• The Higher Ground Standards of Conduct for Judicial Candidates
  
• How to Find out about Judicial Candidates
  
• Judicial Independence Project Talking Points
  
• Sample Questions for Judicial Candidates

Election Protection, the nation’s largest non-partisan voter protection coalition, will be available to assist Ohio Primary Election Day voters with questions and to ensure that all voters know their rights. Election Protection’s toll-free number, 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683), led by the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, will be available all day for voters to call in with any questions or issues that may arise at the polling areas. 

Click here for Election Protection Talking Points.