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Franklin D Roosevelt MEDINA COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
Visit the Medina County Board of Elections website for up-to-date information about local and national election information. See election results, learn about campaigning, look up your voter registration information, find your polling place, view information about your absentee ballot, and much more. The Board of Elections is always looking for Poll Workers and Part-time workers. Location: 3800 Stonegate Dr., Medina, OH 44256 330-722-9278 |
VOTER ELIGIBILITY You are qualified to vote if:
REGISTER TO VOTE If you have moved or changed your name, you must update your registration. Registering to vote is easy! You can do it online: olvr.ohiosos.gov or fill out this form and deliver it to the Medina County Board of Elections. VOTE BY MAIL Ohio has “no-excuse” absentee voting. This means anybody can vote by mail without special circumstances. First, you need to fill out this form and mail it or take it to the Medina County Board of Elections (P.O. Box 506, Medina, OH 44258). The application must be received by close of business seven business days before the election. Once you receive your official ballot, complete it and get it back in the mail as soon as possible or drop it off at the Board of Elections. EARLY VOTING IN-PERSON Starting about a month before an election day, you can vote early at the Board of Elections (3800 Stonegate Dr., Medina, OH 44256). Visit the Medina County Board of Elections website for the varying hours for early voting. ELECTION DAYS The polls open at 6:30 a.m. on Election Day and close at 7:30 p.m. CLICK HERE to find your polling location. Anyone in line by 7:30 p.m. gets to vote! If you have requested an absentee ballot or already voted at the Board of Elections, you are not eligible to vote at the polls. If you try, you will be given a provisional ballot to vote. Also, be aware that no polling location will accept your absentee ballot on Election Day. You must turn it into the Board of Elections by 7:30 p.m. in order for it to be counted. There is a secure drop box for your convenience. |