Voters in Ohio should expect to see differences when heading to their precinct for the May 4 primary election.
Precincts across the state will plan on having sanitizer, voting machines spread out for distancing and workers wearing masks.
Issues voters can expect to see include a $7.35 million levy for the Franklin Township Police District and several school levies in Jonathan Alder Local School District, Madison-Plains Local School district and Pickerington Local School District.
Johnathan Alder and Madison-Plains districts will ask voters to help continue to fund the district for operating purposes.
Pickerington Local School District is asking residents for a proposed bond of $2.9 million. If passed property owners could expect to pay $0.29 per $100 of valuation.
According to the Columbus Dispatch, school leaders said the money raised would help to fund a new Junior High School and make changes including expansions to both the Central and North High Schools.
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