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Cleveland’s voter turnout has been declining for years. Could the prospect of a Democratic comeback reverse that trend?
Michelle Rivera
Michelle Rivera
Reporter · Cleveland, OH
Michelle, an Ohio State University graduate, has spent over six years focusing on community issues in Cleveland, including social justice and local initiatives. She has previously written for NPR's local affiliates, where she honed her storytelling skills to highlight diverse community voices.
More from Michelle →Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 12:00 PM · 1 min read
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Democrats have fresh reason to believe they can win Ohio’s races for governor and U.S. Senate this November. But their hopes could hinge on overcoming a troubling trend in one of their most important strongholds: Cleveland voters have been showing up at the polls in dwindling numbers.
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