Here's how you may vote by mail
The Ohio primary election originally set for March 17 is extended and the State of Ohio accepts ballots until Tuesday, April 28, according to the Ohio Secretary of State's office.
Click here visit the Secretary of State's office - to request a absentee ballot by mail.
The Secretary of State's office provide a link to track your ballot and to:
• Check your registration
• View your sample ballot
• Find your county board of elections
• Ask a question
• Answers to frequently asked questions
• Help spread the word
• Print your vote-by-mail ballot request
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