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Ohio Secretary of State
Provides information on voter registration, election day procedures, county boards of election directory, candidates, election results, etc..
www.state.oh.us/sos
1-877-767-6446

Secretary of State's ADA Coordinator
Brett Harbage
1-614-387-6039

Ohio Legal Rights Service
Provides information on voter rights and protection
www.olrs.ohio.gov
1-800-282-9181

American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD)
Provides information on national voting and election resources
www.aapd-dc.org
1-800-840-8844

Ohio League of Women Voters
Provides information on voter rights, election issues, candidates
www.lwvohio.org
1-877-598-6446

Project Vote Smart
Candidate and Elected officials site including biographical information, voting records, issue positions, campaign finances, etc..
www.votesmart.org
406-859-8683

National Election Protection Hot-line and Website
www.866ourvote.org - A resource for voters and volunteers in all 50 states
1-866-OUR-VOTE - To report problems, to find polling locations, etc.

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Disability News & Articles

Record Number of People with Disabilities Voted in 2008 Election Increase Due to Help America Vote Act

Increased access but persistent problems for voters with disabilities

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2009 Election Dates

• August 4 - Special Elections

  Absentee ballots, returned in person, must be received by the boards of elections by close of polls. If voter, or voter's minor child, is hospitalized because of medical emergency, voter may apply for absentee ballot until 3PM.

• August 14

  Absentee ballots from the August 4 election must be postmarked by August 3 and be received by boards of elections by August 14, ten days after the election, to be counted.

• October 5

  Deadline for voter registration for the next general election, November 3.

• October 31

  Applications by mail for absentee ballots for the November 3 election must be received by boards of elections by noon.

• November 3 - General Election

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