Election Day 2019: What you need to know to go to the polls

TOLEDO, Ohio — Election Day is here on Tuesday, and if you haven't voted early, you have until Tuesday night to get yourself to your polling location and make your voice heard on local issues and races. 

In Ohio, polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and Michigan polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. You'll need to bring a photo ID or a copy of a utility bill, bank statement, government document or a paycheck that shows your name and address. 

TARTA is offering free rides during Election Day. This includes all fixed line routes, TARPS and Call-A-Ride in the communities of Maumee, Ottawa Hills, Rossford, Sylvania, Sylvania Township, Toledo and Waterville.

Route schedules can be found at TARTA.com. Passengers who wish to schedule Call-A-Ride can call 419-243-RIDE (7433.)

County Boards of Election

There are a variety of local issues and races that will be decided on Tuesday. Previews of every race and issue can be found at your county board of election website. You can also see if your precinct polling location has changed since the last election. Click below for your BOE:  

Lucas County Board of Elections, 419-213-4001 

Wood County Board of Elections, 419-354-9120 

Erie County Board of Elections, 419-627-7601 

Sandusky County Board of Elections, 419-334-6180 

Ottawa County Board of Elections, 419-898-3071 

Williams County Board of Elections, 419-636-1854 

Defiance County Board of Elections, 419-782-8543

Wyandot County Board of Elections, 419-294-1226 

Fulton County Board of Elections, 419-335-6841 

Seneca County Board of Elections, 419-447-4424 

Putnam County Board of Elections, 419-538-6850 

Huron County Board of Elections, 419-668-8238 

Ohio Secretary of State's Office

Michigan County Clerks

Monroe County Elections, 734-240-7020 

Lenawee County Elections, 517-264-4599

Michigan Secretary of State's Office

Issue and Race Previews

WTOL has previewed several of the races and issues that voters will decide on Tuesday: 

Rossford

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Jerusalem Township

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Perrysburg

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RELATED: Perrysburg Schools facing $7 million deficit if levy fails

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RELATED: Perrysburg schools facing cuts if levy doesn't pass in November

Washington Local

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RELATED: Washington Local Schools encouraging voters to support levy

Bowling Green

RELATED: Bowling Green school levy explained

RELATED: Bowling Green City Schools with no air-conditioning during record heat; leaders hope voters will approve levy

Benton Carroll Salem

RELATED: BCS emergency levy voted down by 55 votes

Toledo City Council

RELATED: Meet the Toledo City Council candidates

Maumee Mayor and Council

RELATED: Maumee mayoral and council candidates participate in a forum Thursday

RELATED: City council elections results

WTOL will bring you real-time results all night long on Election Day. Tune in, watch the scroll, and check us out on Facebook for Facebook Live updates from our digital update desk.