Tue May 06 10:10:00 UTC 2025: **Ohio Voters Head to the Polls on Primary Election Day**
COLUMBUS, OH – Ohio voters are heading to the polls today for a primary election featuring several key local races, levies, and a statewide proposal. Polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Residents can find their polling place using the [link to polling place finder]. The Secretary of State’s website ([link to voter lookup]) allows voters to confirm their registration status.
The most prominent issue on the ballot is State Issue 2, a statewide measure authorizing $2.5 billion in bonds over 10 years for public infrastructure improvements, including roads, bridges, and water lines. The proposal, a bipartisan initiative, is detailed at [link to State Issue 2 details].
Numerous local races are also on the ballot, including city council races in Columbus and various township elections. Several fire and police departments have levies seeking additional funding, with varying millage rates and projected costs for property owners. Details on these levies, including the amount per $100,000 of appraised value, are available on the 10TV website ([link to 10TV election coverage]).
Several school districts are also seeking levies for new construction, renovations, and operational expenses. These include Groveport Madison, Jonathan Alder, Marysville Exempted Village, Southwest Licking, Teays Valley, and Walnut Township school districts, each with specific projects and associated costs for taxpayers. A detailed breakdown is available at [link to 10TV election coverage]. Additionally, a proposed income tax increase and a levy for the Delaware County District Library are also on the ballot.
10TV will provide live election coverage throughout the day on 10TV+, its free streaming app (available on smart TVs and streaming devices), as well as on 10TV.com and the 10TV News app. First results are expected shortly after 7:30 p.m. For breaking news alerts, download the 10TV mobile app.
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