The Board of Elections held their biennial reorganization yesterday.
We very much appreciate Becky Allen’s service and are excited to welcome Rob Fulton to our Board. https://t.co/TzcBE3SIUk
The results of the Ohio 2020 general election are officially certified!
Nearly 6 million Ohioans made their voice heard — a new record. See the results at https://t.co/Nf7ttR2hSI.
Congratulations, Ohio!
The Logan County Board of Elections conducted the Official Canvass. Final results can be found on our website at: https://t.co/2jNubvJ2Bb
Voter history will be applied to each voter’s record this week.
More than 50% of all Logan County registered voters have now voted! With 23 hours of voting remaining,(1-5p on 11/1, 8a-2p on 11/2, and 6:30a-7:30p on 11/3) how high can we go? 80% turnout? 85%? #VoteOhio
Comparing absentee request totals in the last three Presidentials with 9 days to go, including today from 1-5pm
2012: 4,983
2016: 5,401
2020: 12,609
39.13% of all Logan County voters have requested an absentee ballot thus far. #VoteOhio
Logan County, again, is outperforming our size. As of this post we had 5,065 in-person votes cast. That amounts to 1.15% of all early in-person votes statewide. We only have 0.39% of the # of registered voters statewide #VoteOhio
✅Record ballots cast!
✅Record early in-person voting!
✅Record absentee ballot requests!
Join the millions of Ohioans who are taking advantage of safe and secure early voting options. Let’s #VoteOhio!
@cynthia_wirtz@RepMarcyKaptur@ShannonFreshour If they go to vote on Election Day, they will have to vote a provisional ballot. If they can visit the Board of Elections before Election Day, they will be able to vote a regular, replacement ballot, and the ballot that was mailed will be voided.
Logan County accounted for just under 1% of that total, but when you consider that our registered voter total accounts for just 0.3% of all registered voters in Ohio, that’s outstanding!
Logan County accounted for just under 1% of that total, but when you consider that our registered voter total accounts for just 0.3% of all registered voters in Ohio, that’s outstanding!
INCREDIBLE: 193,021 Ohioans voted early in-person in our first week!
That’s 3x the amount at the same point in 2016!
Ohioans are demonstrating what Ohioans know to be true — it’s easy to vote in the Buckeye State!
Already, in the first 27 hours of early voting in Logan County, 1,468 people have voted, averaging 54 per hour, across 3 check-in stations. That is awesome!
#VoteOhio
In 2 days, more than 1,000 voters have voted!
20% of all registered voters in Logan County have either requested their absentee ballot and it has been sent to them, or they have stopped in our office and voted in-person.