Voting in Ohio on November 3, 2026: polling hours and ID
From the Ohio Secretary of State (retrieved Sep 28, 2026): “On Election Day, you must cast your ballot in your precinct at your designated polling place between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.” and “Ohio law requires voters to present a valid, unexpired photo ID that includes their name and photograph.” Source: ohiosos.gov/elections/voters.
Candidates for Ohio's 7th District on the ballot, alphabetically: Max Miller (Republican, incumbent), Brian Poindexter (Democratic). Their background, as sourced:
- “In 2017, Brian took that same pro-worker mentality to public service, getting elected as an At-Large member of Brook Park City Council. Throughout his time in office, he has been a steadfast advocate for working families, opposing "Right to Work" laws and school choice vouchers while supporting the postal system and public schools.” — Poindexter for Congress (campaign website) — “Brian Poindexter's Working-Class Story | Union Ironworker for Congress” · page retrieved Sep 19, 2026
- “Ohio’s 7th Congressional District is held by Rep. Max Miller, a former Trump aide who’s represented the district since 2022. Democrats hope Brian Poindexter, a union official and council member in Brook Park, will overperform in the district thanks to his blue-collar background and roots in the legacy Ford factory town.” — Signal Ohio — “Can Democrats flip Max Miller's Ohio congressional district?” · published Jul 9, 2026
- “The district consists of Cuyahoga County’s affluent western suburbs, its more blue-collar or exurban southern suburbs, as well as Medina, Wayne and part of Ashland counties.” — Signal Ohio — “Can Democrats flip Max Miller's Ohio congressional district?” · published Jul 9, 2026