Looking for information in advance of Tuesday's election? Here's what you can find on Cincinnati.com's Election 2011 page:
• A personalized voter guide that allows you to find what's on your local ballot by typing in your address.
• At-a-glance primers on major state, county and city issues, as well as school levies.
• Where Cincinnati City Council candidates stand on key issues, from police layoffs to protecting scenic views.
• Answers from township, city, village, school board and judicial candidates on why you should elect them.
• A special section on Senate Bill 5, which is on the ballot as Issue 2. (A "yes" vote keeps Senate Bill 5.)
• A special section on Cincinnati Issue 48, which if passed would halt streetcar/rail efforts in the city until 2021. (A "yes" vote halts streetcar and rail efforts.)
• A special section on Cincinnati City Council. All nine seats are up for election; 22 candidates are running.
• Updates from the Politics Extra blog and our reporter Twitter feeds.
• Links to sites to help you figure out polling places, whether you're registered, and find campaign funding reports.
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