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Voter ID Requirements

Ohio has new voter ID requirements that all voters need to know about. Utility bills, bank statements, paychecks, birth certificates and social security cards are NOT ACCEPTABLE forms of ID under the new law.

All voters should plan their voter ID now - if their driver’s license has an old address listed, voters must have their new address is listed on their voter registration.

AOF’s Resources

• Voter ID Requirements

• Voter ID Social

Important Links

• Voter Registration: Register by February 20th!

  • Confirm if you’re registered to vote

• Vote By Mail: Must be postmarked by Monday, March 18th or returned in-person to your County Board of Elections by 7:30pm, Tuesday, March 19th.

  • Request an absentee ballot by Tuesday, March 12th

• Vote Early In-Person: Select days, February 21st-March 17th

  • Find your early voting location

  • View early voting schedule

  • Find your sample ballot here

• Vote In-Person on Election Day: 6:30am-7:30pm on Tuesday, March 19th

  • Find your polling location

• Voter ID Resources

  • Voters casting a ballot in-person will need to show an accepted ID under Ohio’s new voter ID law. Find which IDs are accepted here and here.

  • Learn about free ID cards available to all Ohio residents

  • Remember, if your photo ID has an old address listed, you can still use it to vote as long as your updated address is in your registration.

  • If you have any concerns about having the correct ID, you can vote early by mail without an ID. You will need to provide the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number instead.

• Be a Poll Worker

  • Sign up to be a poll worker

Page last updated: February 23, 2024