Here are the 3 ways to vote: Early at the Board of Elections, by mail, or on Election Day at your precinct. When you check your registration, make a note of it if your precinct location has changed.

If you need accessibility, there are options for you to meet your needs here.

Know the Photo ID requirements if you are unsure you have the ID you need.

Once you’ve made your voting plan, ask 5 people you know if they have theirs!

If you live in Hamilton County, you can find your sample ballot here.

If you live outside of Hamilton County, find your sample ballot at your local Board of Election here.

CUFA is a nonpartisan organization that does not endorse candidates. Here are a couple nonpartisan resources from trusted partners:

CUFA has nonpartisan League of Women Voter Guides available in our office in the Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church - call us at (513) 853-3947 if you want to pick up a copy for you or a bundle for your community.

The NAACP has nonpartisan candidate guides for OH races here.

Sign up here for the Ohio Voter Rights Coalition’s Poll Monitoring Program to defend our elections. Get materials, training, and connected to the network of local volunteers monitoring polling locations.

Then, sign up for an upcoming Poll Monitoring training here to be prepared to help voters experiencing issues early voting or on Election Day. There are only a couple trainings left:

Thursday, October. 22 @ 6-7
Tuesday, October, 27 @ 12-1

Report any issues voting to the Election Protection hotline:

866-OUR-VOTE (English, administered by the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law),

888-VE-Y-VOTA (Spanish, administered by the NALEO Educational Fund),

888-API-VOTE (Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Tagalog, administered by APIAVote & AAJC),

844-YALLA-US (Arabic, 844-925-52872) Arabic language hotline (administered by Arab American Institute)

The calls that come into these hotlines are monitored by local groups mobilizing poll monitors and peacekeepers!

CUFA is partnering with our ally in Columbus, People’s Justice Project, to host three Get Out the Vote phonebanks of Columbus and Cincinnati voters. These are virtual, and can be done from home on a laptop or desktop. We’ll provide a short training to get you started.

Sign up for a shift here:

WED 10/28 @ 5-7PM

SUN 11/1 @ 1-3PM

MON 11/2 @ 4-6PM

We have a variety of ways you can join our community outreach efforts: reaching out to your community council, volunteering for tabling events, or canvassing door-to-door with CUFA. Let us know what you’re interested in by signing up here.

We know that people who are engaged with community organizations working on the issues they care about are much more likely to vote!