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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine 'Reluctantly' Signs Bill Requiring Most Ballots to Be Counted on Election Night

The bill ends Ohio's four-day grace period for mail ballots except for military voters, risking thousands of valid ballots being discarded, lawmakers say.

Summary by WCPO Cincinnati
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a bill into law that would require nearly every ballot to be counted on election night. The governor wishes he could have vetoed it, he said.Every vote counts, which is why DeWine supports the state's current four-day grace period for ballots to be received and counted by Ohio's 88 boards of elections. Ballots will still be counted as long as they are returned within four days of the election, if they are postmar…

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News 5 Cleveland broke the news in on Sunday, December 21, 2025.
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