Matthew R Klempner

Some Montgomery County voters may be receiving voter registration mailings from organizations other than the Montgomery County Board of Elections.

These mailings are not sent by our office.

To verify your voter registration status, visit montgomery.boe.ohio.gov or call us at 937-225-5656.

For the most accurate information about your voter registration, contact the Board of Elections directly.

The Montgomery County Board of Elections will complete an official audit of the results of the May 5th, 2026 Primary/Special Election on Wednesday, June 3rd, beginning immediately after the completion of the City of Union Road Renewal Levy recount.

This audit is open to the public and will also be streamed live on Facebook. For questions, please call (937) 225-5656.

In the words of President Lincoln, remembering those individuals who "gave the last full measure of devotion" for our nation.

"...we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain, that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."

Today as we remember those who sacrificed so much for our nation, we are reminded that we can continue our fight to bring this nation closer to fulfilling its promises for all.

If you voted a provisional ballot due to not having an acceptable form of photo ID or if you received notice from the BOE that there were deficiencies with your absentee ballot ID envelope, you have until 5 PM on Saturday, May 9th, to appear at the Board of Elections to cure your ballot and make it eligible for counting. Our hours are listed below.

For questions, please call (937) 225-5656.

The Ohio Democratic Party Coordinated Campaign is holding a local listening session Friday May 8th. If you are interested in attending, use this link to attend:

mobilize.us

Late last night, the results of the Montgomery County Democratic Party race for Dayton Precinct 1-E were released. Unfortunately, the outcome was not what we had hoped for.

Throughout this campaign, I offered a vision for a local Democratic Party built on respect, empowerment, and inclusion. I advocated for a culture that emphasizes our common purpose and shared values over the distractions of in-fighting. I continue to believe deeply in these principles—they remain the best course of action for the growth and success of our party, and I will remain a steadfast advocate for them.

In this election, the voters of South Park chose a different path, and (as a believer in the democratic process), I fully respect that decision. I wish my neighbor, David Esrati, success as he serves the interests of our neighborhood and our local party.

While our approaches to the challenges we face are radically different, we share an undeniable commitment to improving our neighborhood and our community. It is my sincere hope that by reassuming this position of responsibility on the Central Committee, David will work to build coalitions united in the common purpose of resisting Donald Trump and his enablers at every level of government, while promoting our shared Democratic values. The stakes are too high for grudges and score-settling.

To everyone who voted for me, supported our campaign, and offered kind words and encouragement: thank you. I deeply appreciate your help, your energy, and your friendship. Our work for a more inclusive and focused party doesn't end here.

Thank you.

Very much appreciated the help and support of my family in this campaign!

Dayton 1-E's polling location is Bainbridge Hall: 267 Bainbridge St, Dayton, OH 45402.

The polls are open from 6:30 am - 7:30 pm

If you live in Dayton 1-E and plan on voting in the Democratic Primary, I ask for your vote to build a party of respect, empowerment, and inclusion that fights for our values and wins! I hope you'll join me in this effort.

It was great to vote with my family yesterday on the last day of early voting!