Some county boards of elections in Ohio will remain open Tuesday night, the last day to register for the March 19 primary. Early voting begins Wednesday.
Ohioans are electing party candidates for president, U.S. Senate, state Legislature, Ohio Supreme Court and other seats.
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The high-stakes three-way Republican Senate primary is backed by Trump, Cleveland businessman Bernie Moreno, Secretary of State Frank LaRose and state Sen. Matt Dolan.
Through campaign stops, a costly ad war and televised debates, they are fighting for the chance to take on incumbent U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, considered among the most vulnerable Democrats in the country.
Early voting begins Wednesday, and many county boards of elections across the Buckeye State remain open late into the night on Tuesday to register voters.
Statewide, voters will also decide 41 partisan races for the Ohio House of Representatives and six for the Ohio Senate.
In crucial races for control of the Ohio Supreme Court, which has immense influence over the future of Ohio abortion law, Democrats are defending two sitting justices after first deciding a primary for a third seat on the court. cut that is open. 10th District Court of Appeal Judge Terri Jamison faces off against 8th District Court of Appeal Judge Lisa Forbes in that matchup. The winner will face Republican Dan Hawkins, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas judge, this fall.
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Meanwhile, five Republican presidential contenders will appear on Ohio ballots, although only two — former President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley — were still in the race as of Tuesday.
