The 24/7 secure Drop Box in the BOE parking is available to voters and can be used outside of the Ballot Collection Site hours. See Step. 5 on the Vote-by-Mail page for additional details.

Ballot Collection Site

For the November 5, 2024 Presidential General Election, during the absentee voting period, the CCBOE will have bipartisan Ballot Collection Teams collect absentee applications and returned voted absentee ballots outside the board's office pursuant to Ohio Secretary of State Directive 2022-45. The Ballot Collection site is across the street in the parking lot of Campus International School.

 

Directions

A satellite image of the Campus International parking lot with arrows indicating the traffic path for ballot dropoff

3100 Chester Ave. Cleveland, OH 44114
Entrance access off E. 30th Street.

Get directions

Driving directions:

Arriving from I-77 northbound or from the I-71, merge on to the I90. Take the Carnegie Ave. exit and proceed to E. 30th Street. Turn left on E. 30th Street and look for signs indicating voter parking.

Arriving from the East or West Shoreway: Merge on to the I90. Take the Prospect Ave. exit and turn left. Proceed to E. 30th Street. Turn left on 30th Street and look for signs indicating voter parking.

Map of the Board of Elections building and surrounding area with the early voting parking lots highlighted and labeled

Voter Parking Lot A: 3100 Chester Ave. Cleveland, OH 44114. Entrance access off E. 30th Street.

Voter Parking Lot B: Entrance access off Chester Avenue

Voter Parking Lot C: Entrance access off Prospect Avenue

Voter Parking Google Map
Printable parking map with directions

Absentee Ballot Collection Hours

November 5, 2024 Presidential General Election

Weekdays*October 11-18
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Weekdays*October 21-258:00 AM - 6:00 PM
SaturdayOctober 268:00 AM - 4:00 PM
SundayOctober 271:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Weekdays*October 28 - November 18:00 AM - 7:00 PM
SaturdayNovember 28:00 AM - 4:00 PM
SundayNovember 31:00 PM - 5:00 PM
MondayNovember 412:00 PM - 7:30 PM
TuesdayNovember 512:00 PM - 7:30 PM

* Weekdays are denoted as Monday through Friday

 

Early In-Person Voting

The Board of Elections also conducts early voting in-person at the board office. See our Vote Early In-Person page for voting hours, directions on where to park, and information on what types of identification to bring.

Click here for more information on voting Early In-Person

Family Member Absentee Ballot Delivery Attestation Form

Per Ohio Secretary of State Directive 2024-21, the only individual who may use the Drop Box (or Ballot Collection site) to return a voted ballot is the voter. All individuals who are delivering ballots for a family member (as defined by Ohio Revised Code 3509.05) or disabled voter may either mail the ballot or return the ballot(s) to a Board Official and complete an attestation form (SOS Form 12-P). The attestation can be printed out and completed ahead of time, or Forms will be available at the Ballot Collection site. Ballots of family members or a disabled voter, with an accompanying attestation form, may be accepted at the Ballot Collection Site.

If an individual refuses to sign the attestation form when returning another person's ballot, the board of elections must accept the ballot, but the person returning it should be advised that signing the attestation form is in their best interest, as it ensures they’re complying with the law. Signing the form is an acknowledgement that the person has the legal authority to assist another voter under Section 208 of the federal Voting Rights Act or Section 3509.05 of the Ohio Revised Code. The individual should be reminded that Ohio law prohibits the unauthorized return of another voter’s ballot, and the lack of a signed attestation could subject the individual to further questions about their compliance with the law.

Family Member Absentee Ballot Delivery Attestation (Form 12-P)



  
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