Early Voting Begins in Dayton Amidst BBB Warnings on Election Scams

Dayton, OH, October 13, 2026 — The election period has officially begun in Dayton with the commencement of early voting. As residents head to the polls or prepare their mail-in ballots, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has issued a public warning urging vigilance against potential election-related scams.

The BBB’s advisory aims to equip voters with information to identify and avoid fraudulent activities that may arise during the voting process. While the specifics of the scams were not detailed in the initial advisory, the organization typically cautions the public about common tactics such as deceptive robocalls, phishing attempts, and misinformation campaigns designed to suppress votes or manipulate public opinion.

Voters are encouraged to verify information through official sources and to be wary of unsolicited communications claiming to be from election officials or government agencies. The BBB’s warning underscores the importance of security and accuracy in the electoral process, particularly during periods of heightened political activity.

Details regarding the types of scams being monitored or specific advice for Dayton voters beyond general awareness were not immediately available. The BBB typically provides resources on its website for reporting suspicious activity and educating consumers on fraud prevention.

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