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    Ohio Voter Outreach Hits New Milestone: Over One Million Voters Contacted Ahead of Election Day

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    With less than 50 days until Election Day, Organizing for Ohio has reached over one million voters, ramping up efforts to boost voter engagement and turnout.

    Unprecedented Voter Engagement Efforts in Ohio

    As National Voter Registration Day unfolds, the Organizing for Ohio Coordinated Campaign has announced a significant achievement: reaching out to more than one million Ohioans through calls and door-to-door efforts. This milestone underscores the campaign’s robust grassroots mobilization, which has already surpassed the outreach efforts of the entire 2022 Coordinated Campaign with weeks to spare before Election Day on November 5th.

    With early voting set to begin on October 8th, Organizing for Ohio is making a concerted push to ensure that every eligible Ohioan is prepared to cast their ballot. The campaign’s Director, Mariah Gould, emphasized the unprecedented nature of this year’s effort, stating, “Our grassroots operation is on the ground engaging with more voters than ever before. Our momentum will keep growing as we approach early voting and ensure Ohioans in every corner of the state know the stakes of the upcoming election and have a plan to vote.”

    New 24/7 Voter Assistance Hotline Launched

    In a first for Ohio, voters can now access a 24/7 Voter Assistance Hotline by texting or calling 844-OHI-VOTE (844-644-8683). This innovative service aims to address voting-related questions, provide guidance on new voter ID laws, and assist Ohioans in registering to vote or requesting absentee ballots. The hotline’s expansion into a text-based format is expected to increase its capacity to respond to voters’ needs, especially in the crucial final weeks leading up to the election.

    “The addition of the texting feature to our Voter Assistance Hotline is a game-changer,” said Gould. “It allows us to reach more Ohioans, providing them with the resources and information they need to navigate this year’s voting process smoothly.”

    Key Election Dates and Resources for Ohio Voters

    As Ohioans gear up for the upcoming election, the campaign is also highlighting key dates and resources to ensure voters are well-prepared. Here’s a quick guide to important deadlines and how to access necessary voter information:

    • October 7: Voter registration deadline. Ohioans must be registered by this date to participate in the upcoming election.
    • October 8: Absentee voting begins. Voters can start submitting their absentee ballots, providing a convenient option for those who prefer not to vote in person.
    • October 8 – November 3: Early voting period. Voters can cast their ballots at designated early voting locations across the state.
    • October 29: Deadline to request an absentee ballot. Requests must be submitted by this date to ensure ballots are received and counted.
    • November 5: Election Day. Polls will be open for voters to make their voices heard.

    To make a plan to vote, Ohioans can check their voter registration status, update their voter information, and find the closest polling location through various resources provided by the Organizing for Ohio campaign. These tools are designed to streamline the voting process and encourage higher turnout across the state.

    Reaching Ohioans: A Commitment to Voter Engagement

    The Organizing for Ohio campaign’s efforts are part of a broader strategy to connect with voters directly and ensure that every Ohioan has the opportunity to participate in the democratic process. By knocking on doors and making phone calls, the campaign has not only reached over one million voters but also set a new standard for voter engagement in the state.

    “This is about more than just numbers,” said Gould. “It’s about ensuring that Ohioans are informed, empowered, and ready to vote. We’re here to make sure that everyone’s voice is heard.”

    As Election Day approaches, the campaign’s focus remains on building momentum and reaching even more voters. The introduction of new tools like the 24/7 Voter Assistance Hotline is a testament to their commitment to making voting as accessible and straightforward as possible for every Ohioan.

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    Alicia Murray Keene
    2h ago
    VOTE FOR TRUMP AND VANCE
    Kathy Skiver
    10h ago
    Ohioans are now being told that they need to check to see if they are registered EVERY 10 days because names are being deleted from voter rolls. Weird
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