Ohio voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 4 to weigh on a variety of local issues. Here's what to know to cast a ballot.

Your Local Election Headquarters NBC4i.com will have live results on Tuesday night and coverage from 7 to 11:35 p.m. on the NBC4 Columbus streaming app. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Voters all

By this time next year, Ohio will have chosen a new governor. Gov. Mike DeWine, a Republican, is term-limited, so Ohio’s top seat is an open race. Gathering the

CLEVELAND — It's election day in Ohio -- and we're tracking all the updates throughout the day as voters hit the polls to decide a number of school levies, mayoral races in Cleveland, East Cleveland and Cleveland Heights, plus a variety of issues (like 1 and 2 in Summit County).

Cleveland.com: When Ohio’s local election officials have a question about how to handle a ballot issue or process a voter file, they no longer have to dig through manuals. They can ask Eva. Eva — short for Elections Virtual Assistant

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Results are rolling in for several key local police and fire levies across central Ohio. Voters are deciding on funding measures that could directly affect fire protection, police staffing and emergency services in multiple townships. Some levies are renewals, while others would increase funding after previous ballot failures.

Ohio introduces Eva, an AI tool to assist election officials with voting procedures, as announced by Secretary of State Frank LaRose.

One Senate seat is up for election in Ohio, held by a Democratic incumbent. Voters will also choose representatives for 16 House seats, four of which are held by Democrats and 12 by Republicans. And they will select a governor,

From selfies to time limits, Ohio has regulations outlining rules on Election Day. Here are a few things you should be aware of.

Get real-time school levy and bond election results from across central Ohio throughout the night. Watch live coverage on 10TV News and 10TV+, and follow 10TV.com/elections for county-by-county updates, reaction from district officials and final results once they’re posted.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced the deployment of an artificial intelligence for election workers in all 88 counties, according to a press release from Nov. 13. The AI tool is called 'Elections Virtual Assistant,' abbreviated as 'Eva.' In r