Jeremy P. Kelley

Miami County voters who applied to vote by mail may have experienced delays in receiving their ballots due to issues with the election board’s printing vendor and a post office holiday.

Local county board of elections are seeing a busy early voting season ahead of the Nov. 5 general election, with thousands of early in-person voters filing in to cast ballots.

The votes at the very bottom of your ballot — tax levies — could have the most clearly tangible impact on your life.

It appears a proposed 300-unit apartment complex on the Centerville-Bellbrook border will not be constructed, according to a statement Friday from the city of Centerville.

The Dayton Metro Library has completely transformed its facilities over the past decade, rebuilding almost all of its libraries thanks to voter approval of tax funding in 2012.

Hundreds of early voters waited in line to vote at the Montgomery County Board of Elections Monday morning October 28, 2024. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

The outcome of Tuesday’s election will affect your life in myriad ways.

While the Sherrod Brown-Bernie Moreno U.S. Senate race may set a record for TV commercials, not everything on Tuesday’s ballot will be a hard-fought contest. There are literally dozens of races that are walkovers — there’s only one candidate, so they win automatically.

Looking at Tuesday's election through an Ohio and Montgomery County lens, Republicans dominated in a way that even they may not have expected.

New Lebanon school district voters rejected a five-year, 0.75% renewal income tax levy Tuesday by a fairly wide margin (57.8% to 42.2%), according to final, unofficial results from the Montgomery County Board of Elections.