Montgomery County voters should take note: the Board of Elections has confirmed that a number of precincts will be using different polling locations on Election Day. The changes were announced more than a month ago, and the board is now urging residents to double‑check where they need to cast their ballots.
What has changed?
Jeff Rezabek, director of the Montgomery County Board of Elections, said the board has updated the voting sites for several precincts to better accommodate voters and streamline operations. While the specific precincts and their new sites are listed on the board’s website, the key takeaway for all voters is to verify their assigned location before heading out.
How to confirm your polling place
Voters can confirm their current polling location in two easy ways:
- Visit the official Montgomery County BOE website at montgomery.boe.ohio.gov and use the polling‑place lookup tool.
- Call the board’s voter services line at (937) 225‑5656 for assistance.
Board staff will also be sending notices to voters whose sites have changed, and updates are being posted on the board’s social‑media channels.
Election‑day hours and reminders
Polling places will be open on Election Day from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Residents are encouraged to arrive early, bring a valid photo ID, and follow any local health guidelines that may be in effect.
By confirming their polling location ahead of time, voters can avoid confusion, reduce wait times, and ensure a smooth voting experience for everyone in Montgomery County.
Original reporting: WHIO-TV Dayton (local) — read the source article.
