Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are in a tight race for the White House, but in Ohio, it’s a contest further down the ballot that’s been getting the bulk of the attention in the Nov.

Josh Ayers is the union shop chairman at an Ohio battery factory, just the kind of blue-collar worker Democrats long relied on but have lost to Donald Trump’s “America first” populist message.Still, the two-time Trump voter came to a local United Auto Workers hall to hear Sherrod Brown,

Ohioans who recently became U.S. citizens don’t need to update their “noncitizen”-marked driver’s licenses and state identification cards before using them as photo ID to vote, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s office has clarified.

A member of one of Ohio's best-known Republican families has thrown his support behind Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in his hotly contested reelection race against GOP nominee Bernie Moreno

Thousands of people have already cast their ballots in Ohio ahead of Election Day. Officials tell WCPO, an average of 2,000 voters line up each day at the Board of Elections Office.

Orlando Sonza, Kevin Coughlin, and Derek Merrin — are seeking to oust Democrats in Ohio's swing districts in 2024.

The redistricting reform measure headed to the November ballot as Ohio Issue 1 has spurred conversation from groups all over the state who are impacted by redrawing of statehouse and congressional lines,

Portage County residents are frustrated over the lack of accountability Portage Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski faced after inflammatory social media post.

Do you have questions about Ohio Issue 1? The USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau examined a few common questions about the proposed constitutional amendment that would replace Ohio's current way of drawing congressional and state legislative districts.

As the 2024 election approaches, here's what to know about ballot tracking, vote-by-mail deadlines, and finding your polling site in Ohio.

Ohioans who recently became U.S. citizens don’t need to update their “noncitizen”-marked driver’s licenses and state identification cards before using them, albeit with additional documentation, to vote,

This story was updated to clarify that this is the first presidential election year in which partisan labels are on the ballot for Ohio Supreme Court races. Three Ohio Supreme Court seats are up for grabs this November in an election that sees Republicans aiming to expand their advantage to as much as 6-to-1 on the state's top bench while Democrats are hoping for a