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FIVE IMPORTANT TIPS FOR VOTING
Know before You Go: Double check the location of your polling station so you know where you are supposed to vote.
Timing Is Everything: If you can, try to vote during mid-morning or early afternoon, when polls are usually at their least crowded.
Proof Positive: Make sure you bring a form of ID with you, whether it’s a picture ID from Ohio (such as a driver's license, or state or military ID); OR one of the following with a current address: your utility bill, bank statement or pay stub.
What to Wear: Campaign clothing is not allowed at polling places. If you do wear clothing or buttons supporting a candidate, don't worry. You can still vote if you cover up or take it off.
Most Importantly, Avoid the Double Bubble: When you vote, fill in the top oval for the Presidential candidate of your choice. Don't also write in the name at the bottom, because there is a risk that your ballot may not be counted on election night.
What you need to know:
Polls are open on Tuesday, November 4th from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
If you are in line when the polls close, stay in line -- you'll be able to vote.
Some acceptable forms of ID are an OH driver's license, military ID, or utility bill.
If you know you're registered, but they can't find your name on the rolls, you can still vote by provisional ballot.
Don't leave without voting, or calling 1-877-OBAMA-OH.
