Ohio § 4301.354
Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 4301.354, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 4301.354.
(A) If a petition is filed under section 4301.332 of the Revised Code for the submission of one or more questions set forth in this section, a special
election shall be held in the precinct as ordered by the board of elections under
that section. The expense of holding the special election shall be charged to the municipal corporation
or township of which the precinct is a part. (B) At the election, one or more of the following questions, as designated in a valid
petition, shall be submitted to the electors of the precinct concerning Sunday sales: (1) “Shall the sale of intoxicating liquor be permitted in a portion of this precinct
on Sunday for consumption on the premises where sold, where the status of such Sunday
sales as allowed or prohibited is inconsistent with the status of such Sunday sales
in the remainder of the precinct?” (2) “Shall the sale of intoxicating liquor be permitted in a portion of this precinct
on Sunday for consumption on the premises where sold at licensed premises where the
sale of food and other goods exceeds fifty per cent of the total gross receipts of
the permit holder at the premises, where the status of such Sunday sales as allowed
or prohibited is inconsistent with the status of such Sunday sales in the remainder
of the precinct?” (3) “Shall the sale of wine and mixed beverages be permitted in a portion of this precinct
on Sunday for consumption off the premises where sold, where the status of such Sunday
sales as allowed or prohibited is inconsistent with the status of such Sunday sales
in the remainder of the precinct?” (C) The board of elections shall furnish printed ballots at the special election as
provided under section 3505.06 of the Revised Code , except that a separate ballot shall be used for the special election. The one or more questions set forth in division (B) of this section shall be printed
on each ballot, and the board shall insert in the questions appropriate words to complete
each and a description of the portion of the precinct that would be affected by the
results of the election. The description of the portion of the precinct shall include either the complete listing
of street addresses in that portion or a condensed text that accurately describes
the boundaries of the portion of the precinct by street name or by another name generally
known by the residents of the portion of the precinct. If other than a full street listing is used, the full street listing also shall
be posted in each polling place in a location that is easily accessible to all voters. Failure of the board of elections to completely and accurately list all street addresses
in the affected area of the precinct does not affect the validity of the election
at which the failure occurred and is not grounds for contesting an election under section 3515.08 of the Revised Code . Votes shall be cast as provided under section 3505.06 of the Revised Code .
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