COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio could set a new voter turnout record in 2024 if strong early voting participation numbers continue through Election Day, Secretary of State Frank LaRose said Monday. As of Monday, 2,532,260 Ohioans had cast ballots during the early ...

More than 2.5 million voters have already cast early ballots. And Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose said this election could set a record as the highest number of voters in the state’s history.

Ohio set a record for early in-person voting, the secretary of state announced on Tuesday. “Our data team has been busy running the early voting numbers still coming in from the counties, and I’m

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose says that a new record has been set in the 2024 election within the state for early in-person voting.

Ohio set a new record for early in-person voting, Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced Tuesday afternoon, topping the previous record set during the pandemic in 2020. "Our data team has been busy running the early voting numbers still coming in from the counties,

More than 2.53 million Ohioans voted early in the election, according to data from the Ohio Secretary of State as of Monday afternoon. This is a combination of in person early voting and returned absentee ballots,

Ohio could see record-breaking turnout for the November 2024 election. After a month of early voting and waiting hours in line to cast a ballot, Election Day is nearly here.