franklin county board of elections

Early voting started on Oct. 8. Since then, about 60,000 people have voted in Franklin County and its immediate neighboring counties.

Democratic nominee U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown and Republican nominee Bernie Moreno held competing events outside the Franklin County Board of Elections. Franklin County is Ohio's most populous county.

Members of the Franklin County Board of Elections voted unanimously to raise the pay for certain poll workers.

Columbus had several bond issues that contributed to long lines at polling places even though voter turnout was lower.

According to the Ohio Secretary of State's website, Franklin County is 829 poll workers short of the 3,536 needed for Tuesday's primary election, but local elections officials say they do not need the extra help.

Starting Monday, Franklin County residents can get a little extra time to cast early voter ballots in-person at the Board of Elections.

Antone White, the new director of the Franklin County Board of Elections, says he's ready to evaluate the voting process and enhance voter education after…

Two Franklin County races from this month's electon are headed for recounts.Certified elections results from the Franklin County Board of Elections show a…

Monday is the last day that absentee ballots can arrive to Ohio county boards of elections and still be counted.The margin of the Ohio Senate District 16…

During the 2016 election, fewer than 100 people in Franklin County voted curbside. This year, in large part because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Franklin…