Ohio Voters Finally Empowered to Make Better Choices at Polls; Just in Time for the March 6th Ohio Primary; New Free Non-Partisan Information Tool Debuts WASHINGTON, Feb. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today, Vote-OH.org , announced that its free, non-partisan "informed voter" tool is ready for the March 6th Ohio Primary. This on-line service provides each voter with the exact ballot that will be presented to him or her at the polls this coming Tuesday. Links on each ballot provide each voter with numerous side-by-side comparisons of the candidates. Side-by-side comparisons include each candidate's position and views on the issues, pictures, biographical information, websites, and social media links. The fact that all of the information and links are provided by the candidates guarantees that the information accurately represents each candidate and his or her positions and views on the issues. The tool eliminates the need to browse the Internet and search through each of candidate's websites. This assumes candidate websites are still accessible around election time when excessive user demand often renders most of them unreachable. Vote-OH.org uses the latest scalability technology to insure that its website is always up and accessible just when it is needed most. Vote-USA Director Ron Kahlow said, "The Ohio Primary has national focus. This primary could play a crucial role in deciding the Republican Presidential candidate. Equally important, control of the U.S. Senate is potentially in play, because the Democrats have twice as many seats to defend in the Senate than the Republicans, and this seat could determine control of the Senate. Republicans are pinning their hopes on a young military veteran, Josh Mandel, to unseat Democratic incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown. Vital Republican U.S. House contests include districts 2, 10, 12 and John Boehner's 8th District. Major Democratic races include U.S. House Districts 3, 10, 11, 12, 15 and Dennis Kucinich's 9th District. Both parties have numerous hotly contested State senate and house seats. Now, there is no excuse for any responsible citizen to exercise his or her privilege of casting a vote for the candidate that best represents his or her interests and views. Even if a voter has not been following the races in the news and debates, he or she can now quickly become informed and participate in the American democratic process. For a detailed review of all the Republican contests in this primary, visit http://vote-oh.org/Election.aspx?State=OH&Election=OH20120306PD. For the Democratic contests, visit http://vote-oh.org/Election.aspx?State=OH&Election=OH20120306PR. For legislative districts where a single party dominates, the candidate who wins is as good as elected. Vote-USA.org is a 501 (c) (3) charitable organization and seeks no political agenda. Mr. Kahlow also expressed the hope that voters will see the value of Vote-USA's endeavor and support it with a tax deductible donation.