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Each county in Ohio has one drop box that allows voters to return their Absentee Ballot Requests and Absentee Ballots at their Board of Elections in-person. Absentee Ballots must be dropped off at your Board of Elections no later than 7:30 p.m. on Election Day. Click here to find the address of your Board of Elections.
You can track the status of your ballot request as well as your voted absentee ballot through the Voter Toolkit.
Drop boxes are available in some counties across the state. Check with your county auditor to see if there is one available in your county. You can find your county auditor’s office here.
No drop boxes available. You can return your voted ballot to your county board of elections office or an open Early Voting site during the Early Voting period. You can find the location of your county board of elections office here.
Voted absentee ballots can be returned at any polling place, early voting location, or County Board of Elections office without a wait. Click here for more information.
There are multiple ways for voters to return their absentee ballot. You can drop off your ballot at your county clerk’s office, a secured mail ballot drop box, or at any polling location in your county during Early Voting or on Election Day.
You can hand-deliver your ballot to your local city or town clerk. You can look up the address of your clerk here. You can also drop off your ballot at your assigned polling location on Election Day.
You can hand-deliver your ballot to your county election office or a designated drop box. You can look up the address of your county election office here. To find drop box locations, you can check your county election commission site
You can hand-deliver your ballot to your county election office or drop it off at any polling location in your county on election day. You can find the location of your county election office here.
No drop boxes are available. You can hand-deliver your absentee ballot to your local election authority. You can look up the address of your local election authority here.
Mail-in ballots may be received by the local voting authority’s office by 7:00 pm on Election Day. Mail-in ballots may be returned by mailing service, in person, or a close relative. Curbside service is available.
No drop boxes are available.