2022 Early In-Person Voting (11/4)

Worried about making it to the polls for the November 8, 2022 Ohio general election?

You can vote EARLY or drop off your Absentee (Vote-by-Mail) ballot!

The Center for Civic Engagement & Learning (CCEL) will sponsor van trips to transport CWRU students to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections every Friday afternoon for those interested in Early In-Person voting or Absentee (Vote-by-Mail) ballot drop-off for the Ohio general election.

Van Details

• All students interested in riding in a van must register in advance on CampusGroups.
• To vote Early In-Person, registered voters must be registered to vote in the state of Ohio and must bring one of the forms of ID listed here.
• For more information about dropping off your Absentee (Vote-by-Mail) ballot, click here.
• Face coverings are required while riding in the vans.

Not sure if you’re registered to vote in Cuyahoga County? Check here!

CCEL will be providing trips to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections in a CCEL mini-van every Friday leading up to Election Day, meeting at the CCEL Office (Tink 165) at 1:00 pm to leave and returning participants back to campus after voting.
 

Can’t make this time? Refer to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections website for a list of all early voting hours through November 7.

*Exact time needed to vote varies, depending on wait times at the Board of Elections. Please be prepared to wait, if necessary. For more information on Early Voting trips, contact Rachel VanArsdale at 216-368-6960 or rxv181@case.edu.

Other questions?

• Be prepared by seeing in advance what is on your ballot.
• Voting on Election Day? Create a plan to vote by finding your polling location.
• See this link to Know Your Voting Rights. Call or text the Election Protection Hotline 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683) with any questions or issues.
• Check out CCEL’s Voting FAQs page, stop by our office (Tink 165), or email commservice@case.edu.

Accessibility: CCEL is committed to providing all students with opportunities to take full advantage of our programs. Our staff recognizes that students with documented disabilities may require reasonable accommodations in order to achieve this objective. If you are interested in taking part in a specific opportunity but have questions related to accommodations and/or the accessibility of a site, please contact the office of Disability Resources (216.368.5230 or disability@case.edu ), and they will work with a representative from our office to answer your questions.