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Walk In Voting On Election Day | Cuyahoga County Board Of Elections

1803 Superior Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114

Must be a Cuyahoga County resident, registered 30 days before an election, aged 18 on or before the day of the general election and not currently incarcerated for a felony. Voters who have moved since they last voted may vote a provisional ballot at their new polling place if they have not registered at their new address 30 days before the election. Must be a resident of Ohio for at least 30 consecutive days immediately before the election in which they want to vote. Ex-offenders convicted of felonies who re-registered to vote following their release from prison are eligible to vote. 17 year-olds who meet the above criteria may vote in a primary for candidates only.
Must show one of the following: a current (not expired) Ohio driver license, includes an unexpired license that has been suspended an Ohio state ID card an interim identification form issued by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles a U.S. passport or passport card a U.S. military ID card Ohio National Guard ID card, or U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs ID card (that includes the voter’s name and photograph).
Polling place hours on election day are: 6:30am-7:30pm. Primary election day is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May. The general election is held the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Statewide elections may also be scheduled at other times. Hours to call for information are M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm. Help in Spanish available by phone on election day, 6:30am-7:30pm. Prior to election day, Spanish-speaking staff available M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm.
(216) 443-8683

Voice - voice | After 4:30pm-- automated polling place, voter reg. info.

https://boe.cuyahogacounty.us/en-US/My-Polling-Location.aspx

On election day, voters must vote in the polling place that serves the address on their voter registration. Those in line at 7:30pm will be allowed to vote. Individuals who wish to vote curbside must send someone into the polling location and request board staff send out officials who can administer voting curbside. Those who find themselves (or a minor child) hospitalized on election day may call to speak with staff regarding the process to vote. Ask for both the polling address and the precinct number that goes with the registration address, since many polling locations serve more than one precinct. Polling place information is also available by phone or web site any time. Prior to election day, when calling for polling place after 4:30pm, an automated phone system will assist voters. Live staff may be available during expanded hours to give information on election day. Those walking in to vote on election day may be required to vote a provisional ballot by poll workers for a variety of situations. Poll workers will provide information on how to verify documents in order to ensure provisional ballots are counted when verification of voter registration is made. Voters voting a provisional ballot have four days immediately after election day to present acceptable documents at the board of elections in their county in order to have their votes counted. Those voting a provisional ballot on election day in a precinct other than the one assigned to them will not have their ballot counted.

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Provides opportunity for people to vote in person in the precinct closest to their home. Makes special arrangements to vote for those who are hospitalized (or who have a minor child in the hospital) on election day.

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Cuyahoga County Board Of Elections

Provides voter registration, maintenance of voting data, conducts elections, administers absentee voting, files campaign finance reports, and maintains election data from previous elections. Operates a daily hotline with information on polling places, voter registration, voting procedures, legislative and school districts, and elected officials.