What's on the May 6 primary ballot

• Some municipalities will also hold primaries for elected officials, and there's also a statewide vote for Issue 2, a $2.5 billion infrastructure program.

What's next: You can register to vote online through the April 7 deadline. Early voting begins April 8.

Some local ballot highlights:

🗳️ Five people are vying for the Columbus City Council District 7 seat vacated by Shayla Favor.

🏫 Ten new candidates, but no incumbents, are running for three seats on the Columbus Board of Education.

🏗️ Groveport Madison schools will try once again for a bond issue to fund construction of three new middle schools and a high school addition.

📚 Delaware County voters will vote on increasing library system funding.

🚓 Police levies are on the ballot in Blendon, Hamilton and Mifflin townships.

🚒 Fire levies are proposed in Brown, Clinton, Franklin, Mifflin and Washington townships.

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Editor's note: This story has been updated to include information regarding Ohio Issue 2 and the final number of candidates certified to run for the Columbus Board of Education.