The Hancock County
Board Of Elections MOVED IN January 2008 TO OUR NEW LOCATION.
Our New Address
IS; 201 East Lincoln Street - Rear
Located Inside The Back Of
Commercial
Savings bank - use The Back Door.
Click Here
To Obtain Information On early Voting/ABSENTEE
voting
YOU NO LONGER NEED A REASON TO
VOTE ABSENTEE; ANYONE CAN VOTE early ANY ELECTION.
CLICK TO TRY AN INTERACTIVE DEMO OF OUR TOUCH SCREEN VOTING MACHINES
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Identification Requirements at the Voting Booth
House Bill 3 was signed by the Governor on January 31, 2006
Voters must bring identification to the polls in order to verify
identity. Identification may include a current and valid photo
identification, a military identification that shows the voter’s name
and current address, or a copy of a current utility bill, bank
statement, government check, paycheck, or other government document,
other than this reminder or a voter registration notification that shows
the voter’s name and current address. Voters who do not provide one of
these documents will still be able to vote by providing the last four
digits of the voter’s social security number and by casting a
provisional ballot. Voters who do not have any of the above forms of
identification, including a social security number, will still be able
to vote by signing an affirmation swearing to the voter’s identity under
penalty of election falsification and by casting a provisional ballot.
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You
Are Qualified To Vote If:
- You Are A Citizen Of The
United States -
- You are at least 18
years old on or before the date of the general election -
- If you will be 18 on or
before the date of the general election,
you may vote in the
primary election for candidates only, but not on issues -
- You will be a resident
of Ohio for at least 30 days before the election -
- You register to vote at
least 30 days before the election - |
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How is residence determined?
By law your residence is the place to which, whenever you are absent,
you have the intent to return. Leaving for temporary purposes, such as
military service or school attendance, does not result in a change of
residence for voting purposes, unless you register in the area where you
are currently residing.
Can a
student vote from his/her school address?
Yes, if the student regards that place as his/her residence and registers
to vote. Otherwise, the student must vote in his/her home community if
registered. The student may vote by requesting an absentee application
(See voting information page for form.) |
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The Board
James A. Smith, CHAIR DEM
Charles Hymes REP
P.
Richard Larick REP
Nancy Stephani
DEM
Directors
Jody Beall O'Brien REP
Lori Miller
DEM
IT Manager
Sean Crossmon
Staff
Bev Highsmith
Donna Spitler
Norma Cavin
Phyllis Miles
Betty Schroeder
ROSE DIETER
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