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The changes are sitting well with African-Americans, especially those living in Cuyahoga County, who make up a huge portion of submitting ballots during election season.

 

Ohio voters will no longer be able to take part in early voting on Sundays or weekday nights, according to hours set by Secretary of State Jon Husted.

The AP reports voters will only get two Saturdays to cast early, in-person ballots during the statewide election this fall.

In a release on the “fair and uniform voting hours,” Husted explained the goal of cutting back on opportunities for early voting.

“In 2014, absentee voters will have the option of voting in person for four weeks, or they can vote without ever leaving home by completing the absentee ballot request form we will be sending all voters,” Husted said. “Our goal is to make it easy to vote and hard to cheat and to ensure that everyone has an equal opportunity in the voting process no matter which method they choose.”

 

READ MORE: HuffingtonPost.com

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No More Early Voting in Ohio on Sundays and Weeknights  was originally published on wzakcleveland.com