Tuscarawas County voters can begin casting ballots today as early voting opens for the November election.
Board of Elections Director Dave Johnson says any registered voter can stop by the East High Avenue office to vote in person, and this year the setup is significantly expanded. Johnson notes the county now has at least 16 voting machines.
He expects strong interest. The office has already received about 4,500 absentee ballot requests, though Johnson says it’s hard to predict how that will translate to in‑person turnout.
Early voters must bring an acceptable form of ID, such as a driver’s license, state ID, passport, passport card, or military ID. Local or county-issued IDs and concealed-carry permits are not valid for voting.
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