Need to brush up on the latest campaign and election news before you head to the polls? Take a look at our in-depth coverage of the Ohio primary.
Polls are open today from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Once you get to your polling location you can request to pull a Democrat, Republican or Independent ballot. To vote for a party's presidential nominee, you must ask for that party's ballot. Independent voters can only vote for issues in a primary.
How to vote
Here's everything you need to know about how to vote and how it will work.
- Here's how you vote in this year's presidential primary or caucus
- Are you 17 years old? Yes, you can vote today.
- Where do you vote in Hamilton County? Click here to find out.
- What will my ballot look like?
- If you're a Republican, make sure to check these two boxes for your candidate
- What you need to bring so you can vote on Election Day
Who should I vote for?
That's all up to you. But this quiz might help you decide.
OK, but can you tell me some more about the presidential candidates?
Four Republicans remain in the race for the White House: businessman Donald Trump, Ohio Gov. John Kasich, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. Tuesday's Ohio race will likely come down to a race between Kasich and Trump for 66 delegates.
Meanwhile for the Democrats former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton is battling longtime Senator Bernie Sanders for the nomination.
Here's a look at our coverage of the races so far.
- Donald Trump holds town hall in West Chester Township
- Kasich blasts violence at Trump event; criticizes national media
- Did Trump dodge questions at West Chester event?
- Hillary, Bernie meet for dinner Sunday
- Will Kasich be the Trump alternative?
- Longtime Republicans vow not to vote if Trump is the nominee
- Why do you support Trump? We asked. You told us.
- Hillary, Bernie launch Cincinnati campaigns
- Can ground troops help Kasich win his 'D-Day'?
Will my vote matter today?
Absolutely. For the Republicans, the race could very well come down to southwest Ohio. And, the race between Sanders and Clinton could be surprisingly close, especially after our neighbors up north in Michigan turned out unexpectedly for Sanders last week.
- Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders focus on Ohio
- Will Ohio go with Trump or Kasich? It could come down to southwest Ohio
- Bill Clinton: All eyes will be watching how Ohio votes
Are there any local races I should care about?
Tons! Here's a look at the biggest local political races you can vote for Tuesday.
- Does a scrappy Cincinnati councilman have a shot to beat Democratic giant on March 15?
- Seven hopefuls vie to fill Driehaus seat
- Five want to take on challenges of economically troubled district
- Common Core critic Brinkman faces opposition
- Who will fill Boehner's seat?
- What is a precinct executive? Just ask the 389 Democrats running for the job
