Ballotpedia:WikiProject Ohio
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Ballot measures
Election results
It is the responsibility of the Ohio Secretary of State to maintain election results. That information is collected here.
2011: Special elections, including school bond and tax issues.
General, primary, and special elections:
Official election results:
Voter guides
The Ohio Secretary of State provides online voter information. The ballot Language of constitutional amendments, initiatives, and referendums, and the public information pertaining to them are handled by the The Ballot Board, a five member board hosted and chaired by the Secretary of State.[1]
Official voter guides
| Official guide name | Type of guide | Language | Available dates |
| Ohio Issues Report | Ballot measures info | English | • May 4, 2010 November 3, 2009
November 4, 2008,
November 7, 2006,
November 8, 2005,
November 2, 2004,
November 4, 2003,
November 5, 2002,
November 7, 2000 |
| Ballot Board | Ballot measures info | English | • 2012 2007 |
Unofficial voter guides
| Guide publisher | Type of guide | Affiliation | Available dates |
| - | - | - | - |
Research links
Campaign finance information
To obtain information:
- Contact Campaign Finance Department using the contact page
- Request list of all known major donors to statewide ballot issues, along with PAC registration number (website does not list donors, but Campaign Finance Office keeps them on file for reference)
- Go to contributions search page and type in PAC registration number and begin and end date (the only required fields)
Templates
- {{WikiProject Ohio}}, {{oh}}, {{Ohio}}, {{Ohio stub}}, {{User WikiProject Ohio}}
- {{Ohio State Senators}}, {{Ohio House of Representatives}}, {{Ohio vote fraud}}
Research links
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