Election Day 2022 Ohio

Posted: Aug 2, 2022 / 06:26 AM EDT

Updated: Aug 2, 2022 / 04:43 PM EDT

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OHIO (WJW) – It’s election day, once again. This is the second Primary Election in Ohio this year, due to a dispute over a state-wide redistricting map.

This is just three months after the May primary election and lawmakers continue to dispute legislative district lines.

The May 2nd election allowed voters to cast a ballot for congressional, state-wide and local issues.

This primary election will decide races for Ohio State Senate and House races.

State-wide polls are open starting Tuesday morning at 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The special second primary election will cost taxpayers between $20 million and $25 million.

Check out some of the races and how/where to vote below.

The races:

Check your sample ballot here.

State Representative, District 14:
– Jolene B. Austin, R
– David J. Morgan, R
State Representative, District 16:
– Monique Smith, D
– Bride Rose Sweeney, D
State Representative, District 17:
– Ryan McClain, R
– Thomas F. Patton, R
State Representative, District 18:
– Ron Brough, R
– David Horvath, R
State Representative, District 20:
– Michael Seals, D
– Terrence Upchurch, D
State Representative, District 21:
– Michael Ettorre, D
– Elliot Forhan, D
– Jonathan Holody, D
State Representative, District 22:
– Juanita O. Brent, D
– Danielle J. Dronet, D
– Vincent E. Stokes II, D
State Representative, District 53:
– Joe Miller, D
– Dan Ramos, D
State Representative, District 53:
– Marty Gallagher, R
– Sarah McGervey, R
State Representative, District 65:
– Randy Law, R
Mike Loychik, R
State Representative, District 67:
– Ron Falconi, R
– Melanie Miller, R
– Terry Robertson, R
State Representative, District 70:
– Ron Falconi, R
– Melanie Miller, R
– Terry Robertson, R
State Representative, District 98:
– Darrell Kick, R
– Scott Pullins, R
State Senator, District 13:
– Kirsten Hill, R
– Nathan H. Manning, R
State Senator, District 19:
– Chrissie Hinshaw, D
– Heather Swiger, D
State Senator, District 21:
– John E. Barnes Jr., D
– Kent Smith, D