
Voter Information
Important Election Dates
April 3, 2023: Deadline to Register to Vote
April 3, 2023: Deadline for registering to vote in the May election at CHPL's 41 neighborhood branch libraries
April 4, 2023: Early In-Person Voting Begins at the Hamilton County Board of Elections, opens a new window
April 4, 2023: Absentee Voting by Mail Begins
May 2, 2023: Election Day - View your sample ballot, opens a new window
Find the latest dates on the Hamilton County Board of Election's website, opens a new window.
Voter Registration Forms
Registering to vote is easy as 1, 2, 3. Registrations are accepted all year at the Library's 41 neighborhood locations.
Not sure if you’re registered? Here’s, opens a new window where to check ahead of the May 2023 Election.

The following neighborhood branches will be serving as polling places on Election Day, May 2, 2023:
- Downtown Main, opens a new window
- Green Township, opens a new window
- Groesbeck
- Harrison
- Madeira
- Mariemont
- Monfort Heights
- North Central
- Oakley
- Price Hill
- Reading
- Sharonville
- Symmes Township
- Westwood
Voting hours at these locations will be 6:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m. These locations will be open for library service during regular hours.
Related Online Resources for Ohio Voters
Print a sample ballot or review a directory of Hamilton County candidates and issues on the Hamilton County Board of Elections website, opens a new window.
Vote411.org, opens a new window — Personalized voting information. See the races and issues on your ballot, compare candidates side-by-side, and read their views on the important issues in their own words. Brought to you by the League of Women Voters.
Action Tank Civic Health First Aid Kit — An especially important voting guide for young adults.
Hamilton County Office of Reentry — A video about voting rights for returning citizens.
Be a Poll Worker
Be a civic duty superstar and work the polls so they aren’t short-staffed this election – you even get paid!
About Our Nonpartisan Partners
We’re partnering with the Greater Cincinnati Voter Collaborative, opens a new window and League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area, opens a new window to keep you informed and empowered to get out the vote.Â