Early voting begins: Review our Pro Gun Voter Guide before casting your vote!

Early voting, also called Absentee voting, starts on September 28, 2010.

Any registered voter in Ohio can vote early. You simply need to apply for an absentee ballot.

If you live in Hamilton, Franklin, Montgomery, Cuyahoga, Madison, or Mahoning county, the Board of Elections is mailing an absentee voter application to you.

Click here for step-by-step instructions on how to vote early.

If you choose to vote early, please review our Pro Gun Voter Guide before you cast your vote. You can also download our Voter Guide as a printable pdf.

We have researched candidates in Ohio and have assigned them a grade based not just on their words, but also their actions on gun rights. Many of these candidates have earned our official endorsement. We grade and endorse candidates exclusively on gun rights and do not consider any other issue.

We understand that you must weight many factors when you vote, but please consider our grades and endorsements when you make your decision.

We have come a long way in Ohio over the past few years. But we have a long way to go. Only by electing strong Second Amendment candidates can we continue to pass good laws and move forward to restore your rights to you.

Our Pro Gun Voter Guide provides information on statewide candidates, the Ohio House and Senate, the U.S. House, and key local races. You will also find links to district maps and other information.

Elections matter. Let's make this election count.

Review our online Pro Gun Voter Guide now.
Or download our Voter Guide as a printable pdf.

Yours for freedom,
Jim Irvine, Chairman