Ohio is moving forward with its Primary Election, Tuesday, April 28th, 2020, and Voters may need to make some Adjustments to the way they typically Cast their Ballots.

For starters, there will be No In-Person Voting.

The Initial Date for the Ohio Primary Election was Postponed from March due to concerns over the Coronavirus Outbreak. Now, the Election will be determined via Absentee Ballots.

Ballots must be Postmarked by April 27th or Returned In-Person by 7:3o p.m. on April 28th, at Voter's County Board

Voters can fill out the Form Electronically, Download and Print it off at the Link on the Page.

If you have Not received a Ballot, you can Track-It.

The 2020 Ohio Democratic Presidential Primary is a semi-Open Primary, with the Voter deciding which Primary Ballot to use.

The State Democratic Ballot will award 153 Delegates, of which 136 are Pledged Delegates Allocated on the Basis of the Results of the Primary and 17 are superdelegates.










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