Ohio Voters Face Photo ID Amendment | Columbus News
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Ohio Voters Face Photo ID Amendment | Columbus News
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Ohio voters head to the polls this November to decide on a constitutional amendment that would make photo ID for voting permanent — a rule already in place under state law. Backed by GOP leaders and both gubernatorial candidates, supporters say it boosts election security and public trust. The state is spending over $300K on newspaper ads across all counties to inform voters, as required by law, with the language and arguments published weekly for three weeks before Election Day. But some Democrats, like State Senator Catherine Ingram, question whether declining newspaper readership will allow voters to actually see the information — calling it potentially the only way many will learn about Issue Three. Officials insist the ads are strictly informational, aiming to meet the constitutional deadline and ensure voters have access to the facts.
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