Five candidates have emerged for the two four-year Delaware County Council seats open this election as voters are set to make their choices Tuesday.

Delaware County Democrats have dominated county government for six years, but Republicans think a recent property tax increase could change that trend.

As part of our coverage of the upcoming election, The Daily Star sent interview questions to candidates for contested offices, as well as key races where the sole candidate is running unopposed, in our coverage area of Otsego,

Amid a push for Franklin County voters to renew a 10-year levy for the Columbus Zoo, some have wondered why Delaware County doesn't have a tax, too.

In the Delaware County Register of Wills race, incumbent Vincent Rongione, a Democrat, faces a challenge from Republican Meaghan Wagner. Rongione, 48, has served since his appointment in January 2024 to replace now Court of Common Pleas Judge Rachel Ezzell Berry, who had been elected to the court position.

Central Ohio voters will weigh in on city council races, school boards and major ballot issues in the Nov. 4 election.