To find your polling place in Ohio, you need to enter your address in an official polling location lookup tool provided by your county Board of Elections or the Ohio Secretary of State. Each county typically has an online search feature where you can input your street address to get your designated polling place. Here are some options:
- Use your county Board of Elections website. For example, Hamilton County has a polling location search tool where you enter your address to find your polling place
. Franklin County and Marion County also offer online address-based polling place lookups
- Use the Ohio Secretary of State’s polling location search tool, although their site may sometimes restrict access due to security measures
- Alternatively, you can call your local county Board of Elections office for assistance. For example, Marion County’s office can be reached at 740-223-4090
, and Hamilton County at (513) 946-8500
- Vote.org also provides a polling place locator for Ohio where you can find your polling location by entering your address
Because polling places are assigned by precinct and can change, it is best to confirm your location shortly before Election Day using these official tools or by contacting your local Board of Elections directly.
