On Wed., state lawmakers approved a new election plan which allows people to
vote by mail until April 28.
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Team Gonzalez Update



Ohio legislature has finalized primary election details

In response to the coronavirus, Ohio officials have been working on changes to
the primary election that was supposed to conclude on March 17.

 

On Wednesday, state lawmakers approved a new election plan which allows people
to vote by mail until April 28. There will be no traditional "Election Day" of
voting in-person at the polls, though voters with disabilities or no access to
mail will be given limited opportunity to vote in-person.

 

If you did not vote in the primary election and still want to do so, you have
until April 25 to request a ballot by mail by going tovoteohio.gov
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elections. We encourage you to not wait until too close to the deadline,
though. If you already cast a ballot in the primary election, you don't need to
take any further action.

 

Thank you for your support of Anthony and your other endorsed Republican
candidates!



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