Early Voting Starts in Ohio's Primary Election, Key Races Highlighted
Voters in Ohio begin casting ballots in a primary election featuring significant contests for U.S. Senate, Ohio Supreme Court, and presidential nominees.
- Early in-person and absentee voting for Ohio's March 19 primary election commenced on Wednesday, with a variety of key statewide and local races on the ballot.
- The Republican Senate primary, seen as high-stakes, includes Trump-endorsed Bernie Moreno, Secretary of State Frank LaRose, and state Sen. Matt Dolan competing to challenge incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown.
- In the presidential race, former President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley are the notable Republican contenders, with Joe Biden facing a challenge from U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips on the Democratic side.
- The Ohio Supreme Court election is pivotal, with Democrats defending two seats and a primary contest for a third open seat, which could impact the future of Ohio abortion law.
- Local issues on the ballot include various property tax levies and bond issues for school and municipal services, reflecting the diverse concerns of Ohio voters.
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