Jason Warner

October 6, 2026

Elections, Housing, Brownfields, Transportation, Sustainable Growth

GOPC Shares Questions for the Candidates

Jason Warner

October 6, 2026

Elections, Housing, Brownfields, Transportation, Sustainable Growth

GOPC Shares Questions for the Candidates

Each election cycle, GOPC prepares questions supporters and advocates can address to candidates about issues central of our goal of a revitalized Ohio.

Jason Warner

May 4, 2026

Elections

Primary Election Day in Ohio. Vote!

Jason Warner

May 4, 2026

Elections

Polls will be open from 6:30am until 7:30 pm. If you are in line to vote when the polls close, you will still be permitted to wait and cast your ballot. Ohio law requires everyone who votes to already be registered, and to have an ID when you arrive at the polls.

Jason Warner

May 10, 2022

Elections

DeWine, Whaley advance in May Primary elections, setting-up historic fall campaign

Jason Warner

May 10, 2022

Elections

On May 3, voters went to the polls for the first of two primary elections in 2022 to nominate candidates for statewide offices, including Governor & Lt. Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer.

Greater Ohio

November 4, 2021

Elections, Legacy Cities

#GOPCThread: Election 2021 Brings New Leadership to Ohio Legacy Cities

Greater Ohio

November 4, 2021

Elections, Legacy Cities

#GOPCThread: Election 2021 Brings New Leadership to Ohio Legacy Cities

Join us online every Thursday for #GOPCThreads, showcasing the research and expertise of Greater Ohio Policy Center.

Jason Warner

November 2, 2020

Elections

What to expect on Election Day and Beyond as Americans Head to the Polls

Jason Warner

November 2, 2020

Elections

What to expect on Election Day and Beyond as Americans Head to the Polls

Polls will be open tomorrow from 6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. up and down the Buckeye state. Be sure to make your voice heard and vote!

Jason Warner

October 15, 2020

Ohio Legislature, Elections, Legacy Cities

Ohio Exceeds Census Completion Rate: What Happens Next With 2020 Census

Jason Warner

October 15, 2020

Ohio Legislature, Elections, Legacy Cities

Ohio Exceeds Census Completion Rate: What Happens Next With 2020 Census

More Ohioans in 2020 self-reported to their year’s census than did so in 2010. Additionally, Ohio has exceeded the national completion rate, with 70.6% of households completing this years survey. Nationally, the rate was only 66.8%.

Greater Ohio

October 6, 2020

Elections

Early Voting Begins Today - Runs Through November 2

Greater Ohio

October 6, 2020

Elections

Early Voting Begins Today - Runs Through November 2

Happy first day of early voting! As of Tuesday, October 6, 2020, Ohio’s election polls are now open for early voting. As we discussed in early September, October is full of key dates for voting.

Greater Ohio

September 25, 2020

Elections, GOPC Thread

#GOPCThread: Taking a look at GOPCs Public Policy Platform & 2020 Candidate Questions

Greater Ohio

September 25, 2020

Elections, GOPC Thread

#GOPCThread: Taking a look at GOPCs Public Policy Platform & 2020 Candidate Questions

Join us online every Thursday for #GOPCThreads, showcasing the research and expertise of Greater Ohio Policy Center.

Jason Warner

September 24, 2020

Elections, Infrastructure, Legacy Cities, Brownfields

GOPC Updates Policy Platform, Shares Questions for Candidates at State, Federal Level

Jason Warner

September 24, 2020

Elections, Infrastructure, Legacy Cities, Brownfields

GOPC Updates Policy Platform, Shares Questions for Candidates at State, Federal Level

We are living through an unprecedented time period which will create many challenges - and opportunities - for Ohio's legacy communities. Responding to this crisis has required leadership at all levels – federal, state and local.

Jason Warner

September 3, 2020

Ohio Legislature, Elections

Previewing the 2020 General Election

Jason Warner

September 3, 2020

Ohio Legislature, Elections

Today marks 61 days until the 2020 General Election, and while all eyes are on the presidential election, Ohioans will also be asked to vote for candidates to the Ohio legislature, two justices of the Ohio Supreme Court, and a number of local issues and ordinances.

Interested in learning more?