A bill to require absentee ballots arrive at boards of elections by election day—eliminating the four day grace period in current law--is headed to Gov. Mike DeWine.

The bill would end Ohio’s absentee ballot grace period and add new voter registration reviews. Lawmakers Josh Williams and Theresa Gavarone supported the measure.

Senate Bill 293, which would eliminate the four-day grace period for mail-in votes, has Democrats and voting rights groups up ...

COLUMBUS — The Ohio legislature voted Wednesday to eliminate a four-day post-election grace period that allowed several ...

Ohio Republicans are mulling election changes as President Donald Trump targets absentee ballots and noncitizen voting.

The bill, Ohio Senate Bill 293, eliminates a grace period for absentee ballots post-marked by Election Day to arrive by mail, ...

The Ohio state House approved a Senate bill that would require mail-in ballots to arrive by Election Day to be counted.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose says an agreement with the federal government that gives the state access to a federal ...

Secretary of State Frank LaRose says a new deal with the federal government will give Ohio long-term access to verify voter ...

Ohio will soon be able to check thousands of voters’ citizenship records with “unprecedented access” to a federal records ...

The Ohio House narrowly passed legislation to restrict hemp sales and change the voter-approved recreational marijuana law.