Latest reporting from the Elections desk.
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Nathan M. Little, a Clermont County Municipal Court judge appointed in 2024, is certified for the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot for Clermont County Common Pleas Court Judge in the Probate/Juvenile Division.
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The Hamilton County Board of Elections says Loveland is one of six communities where registered Republican poll workers are especially needed for the Nov. 3 election, with workers earning at least $225.
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Cincinnati City Council member Seth Walsh, a Democrat, is running for Ohio treasurer in the Nov. 3 general election against Republican Jay Edwards Jr. Walsh says he would redirect state investments into Ohio community banks and return $4.8 billion in unclaimed funds to their owners.
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Marilyn Zayas, a Democrat and First District Court of Appeals judge since 2016, is running for Ohio Supreme Court Justice against Republican Daniel R. Hawkins in the Nov. 3 general election.
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William B. Redpath, a Libertarian from Perrysburg, is certified for the Nov. 3 ballot in Ohio's U.S. Senate special election, running on entitlement reform, free trade and smaller federal government.
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Democrat Allison Russo, a state representative from Upper Arlington, is running for Ohio secretary of state in the Nov. 3 general election against Republican Robert Sprague and Libertarian Tom Pruss.
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About 23% of Hamilton County voters, including residents in Loveland and Milford, will see a new congressional race on their Nov. 3 ballot due to redistricting. Voter registration closes Monday, Oct. 5.
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Loveland, Symmes Township and Milford residents must register to vote by Monday, Oct. 5, for Ohio's Nov. 3 general election, with early in-person voting opening Tuesday, Oct. 6, at county boards of elections in Batavia and Norwood.
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Ron Grethel, a Loveland software developer and Army National Guard veteran, is running as the Libertarian candidate for Ohio House District 62 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election, emphasizing ranked-choice voting, property-tax relief and data-center accountability.
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Warren County Libertarian Party chair James Mills is running for Ohio lieutenant governor on the Libertarian ticket with gubernatorial candidate Don Kissick, campaigning on property tax elimination, government transparency and small-business growth ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
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