Ohio Primary Election Sees Low Turnout, Key Levy Passes

Cuyahoga County's Issue 26 passes overwhelmingly, funding critical services amid calls for civility in politics.

Ohio voters participated in the state's primary election, casting ballots on various issues including the presidential primary and local levies.
Cuyahoga County's Health and Human Services levy, Issue 26, passed with a large margin, securing 71% of votes.
The levy's approval ensures continued funding for essential services, including programs for seniors, the unhoused, and substance abuse treatment.
Low voter turnout was reported across the state, with some areas experiencing light voting and no reported problems.
The primary election sets the stage for the general election in November, with a call for a focus on issues over divisive rhetoric.