All the political wrangling over Ohio’s Issue 1, a statewide ballot issue aimed at changing the way the state draws its political maps, has landed voters

Democratic Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown received a boost to his reelection hopes after a new survey found him leading his Republican opponent, Bernie Moreno, just days after two consecutive polls showed him trailing.

Strong showings in new Times/Siena College polls leave a narrow path open for Democrats to keep hold of the chamber, but Republicans maintain an advantage with the map.

GOP groups backing businessman Bernie Moreno have rocketed ahead of Sen. Sherrod Brown and his Democratic allies on Ohio's airwaves in September.

Ohio residents have lodged complaints to state Attorney General Dave Yost over Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski's Facebook post about Kamala Harris signs.

Results of New York Times/Siena College poll of 687 registered voters in Ohio conducted from Sept. 21 to 26, 2024.

A few days after 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz debates his Republican rival JD Vance, the Minnesota governor will hold a fundraiser in the Ohio senator's current hometown Cincinnati.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose and other political figures have nefariously tried to confuse voters about Issue 1 by suggesting that the proposed amendment would require gerrymandering in the state,

In the new lawsuit, the Democratic Party argued that federal law allows voters with disabilities to have a person of their choice aid them in returning their ballots, while Ohio law broadly allows voters to have certain, delineated family members do the same. “Neither imposes special attestation burdens to do so,” the lawsuit said.

How the Republican-controlled Ohio Ballot Board turned the tables on Citizens Not Politicians, a bipartisan and well-funded campaign pushing to replace Ohio's troubled redistricting system with an independent commission, on use of the word requires some unpacking.

Votes cast in Ohio for Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein will not count because the party nominated her running mate after a state administrative deadline, according to state election officials.

This year Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose issued a flurry of allegations of noncitizen voter fraud and asked the state legislature to require Ohioans to prove they are citizens before they can register to vote,