Clarify only natural persons have the right to vote

Summary

The bill amends Ohio election law to state that only natural persons who are at least 18 years old, have lived in the state for 30 days, and are registered may vote. It also gives county boards of elections authority to reassign voters when a precinct is divided across election districts, including limited cross‑county assignments, and requires advance notice to those voters. The changes aim to prevent non‑human entities from voting and to clarify how precinct boundary issues are handled.

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