CLEVELAND — After Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose issued a directive to all county Boards of Elections to move voting locations where senior citizens reside, the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections has provided a list of the polling places that will be affected.
If your voting location is one of those listed below, the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections says to watch for a 'Voter Location Notification' postcard in the mail.
- Bay Village - Knickerbocker Apartments
- Beachwood - Menorah Park Center for Senior Living
- Bedford - Light of Hearts Villa
- Berea - Quarry Town
- Cleveland - Greater Abyssinia Towers
- Cleveland - Euclid Beach Club Residence
- Cleveland - Euclid Beach Villa
- Cleveland - St. Andrews Tower
- Cleveland - Rose Center for Aging Well
- Cleveland - The Marc Apartments
- Cleveland - Lee-Miles Apartments
- Cleveland - Abington Arms Apartments
- Cleveland - Morning Star Baptist Church
- Cleveland - Jaelot Apartments
- Cleveland - Fairhill Partners
- Cleveland - Alexia Manor
- Cleveland - Kirby Manor Apartments
- Cleveland - Addison Square Apartments
- Cleveland - Skyline Towers
- Cleveland - Mt. Auburn Manor Apartments
- Cleveland - Riverview Apartments
- Cleveland - St. Clair Place
- Cleveland Heights - Warrensville Community Apartments
- Cleveland Heights - Judson Park
- Cleveland Heights - Severance Towers
- East Cleveland - Apthorp Towers Apartments
- East Cleveland - Mildred L. Brewer Place
- Euclid - Indian Hills Building G
- Euclid - Hilltop Village
- Fairview Park - O'Neill Healthcare
- Garfield Heights - St. Timothy Park Apartments
- Lakewood - Westerly Apartments at Barton Center
- Mayfield Heights - Schnurmann-Luther Social Center
- Rocky River - The Normandy Apartments
- Rocky River - Pinzone Tower Apartments
- South Euclid - University Suburban Health Center
LaRose said in all, 128 polling locations in Ohio will be moved out of nursing homes for the March 17 primary.
LaRose also says Ohioans should strongly consider voting by mail or early voting. To vote from home, visit VoteOhio.gov and request your absentee ballot from your county board of elections as soon as possible.
It’s very important to note that the official canvass of results is not finalized until the 21st day after the election (April 7, 2020). This allows for ballots submitted by mail to be postmarked by the day before election day and received through the tenth day after the election and still be reflected in the final, official results.
Curbside drop-off of absantee ballots at county boards will be available on Election Day. Many Ohioans will not be requesting absentee ballots until this week and could be concerned about returning their ballot in time to be counted. Further, many Ohioans may simply feel better about returning their completed ballot in person.
With that in mind, county boards will allow voters to drop off their absentee ballots at their county board of elections on election day from 6:30am to 7:30pm.
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