More than 551,000 voters have cast ballots in Ohio so far as of Thursday, with the 2024 elections less than three weeks away. Data from the Ohio Secretary of State’s office shows that about 169,000 of the 1.

The Columbus Metropolitan Club hosted a forum on Ohio Issue 1 Wednesday. Here's the key points of disagreement among experts.

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) put Middletown on the map with his bestselling memoir, and now his hometown is at the forefront of the 2024 presidential election. While Republican supporters are regaling him as a hometown hero who will bring economic prosperity back to the region,

Ohioans generally have three ways they can vote in the 2024 election: in person at the county board of elections during the early voting window, via an absentee ballot or the old-fashioned way at their polling place on Election Day.

In Ohio, most voters don't believe the lies Donald Trump and JD Vance told about Springfield. They also plan to vote for them anyway.

The U.S. Justice Department will send election monitors to an Ohio county where a sheriff was recently accused of intimidating voters in a social media post.

Republicans and right-leaning groups are warning voters about out-of-state and foreign influence on Ohio's Issue 1 redistricting ballot measure.

Republican Bernie Moreno’s U.S. Senate campaign is premised on a straightforward argument. The increasing cost of gas, groceries and housing are putting the American Dream out of reach. But Moreno isn’t an obvious messenger.

This year's election is the first major test of Ohio's new photo ID requirement that went into effect in 2023. You will be asked to use a provisional ballot if you don't bring proper identification to vote in person. Ohioans must provide one of these unexpired forms of identification to vote in person, either early or on Election Day:

Donald Trump isn't making a possible transition back into the White House easy. Ohio has more on the line than a Senate seat. And Republicans push for Montana.

Many important decisions are to be made on the November election ballot, including Issue One regarding gerrymandering. The We Are Ohio group and Union Strong held a community meeting today