On Cincinnati Edition, we’ll answer your questions about voting in the Nov. 5 general election and discuss what kind of identification you’ll need to vote in person, when early voting begins, and the deadline to request an absentee ballot. We’ll also talk about election observers and their role on Election Day.

It is almost that time again. No, not Halloween but it’s almost election and voting season, and KPRC 2 News consumers are asking us important questions about voting in the upcoming election on November 5, 2024. We will start with answering the usual suspects, and then we will provide you with important links statewide and by counties near Houston.

In the weeks leading up to the Nov. 5 election, you’ll likely hear numerous instructions about how to vote. The amount of information available can be overwhelming and difficult to comb through, so The Dallas Morning News has compiled a simple guide that answers the most important questions about how to vote in Texas: Where can I vote?

Senator Aaron Rouse is chairman of the committee that oversees voting laws in Virginia, and he says Democrats will continue to reject Republican efforts to roll back early voting. "It's very hypocritical for Republicans to bring bills forward in the General Assembly and actually sign on to bills that would restrict the number of early voting days,