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The data for the results on this site are reported by the Associated Press through the week of Nov. 8, 2016. Presidential results are updated as of Feb. 2017.

2016 Ohio Results

President Pres. Trump Senate Sen. Portman House 4 D 12 R State Legislature Primary Results

President

Candidate Party Votes Pct. E.V.
Trump Donald J. Trump Republican Rep. 2,841,005 51.3% 18
Clinton Hillary Clinton Democrat Dem. 2,394,164 43.2% —
Johnson Gary Johnson Independent Ind. 174,498 3.2% —
Others Others Independent Ind. 56,355 1.0% —
Stein Jill Stein Green Green 46,271 0.8% —
Duncan Richard Duncan Independent Ind. 24,235 0.4% —
Others Others 70,506 1.3% —
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5,536,528 votes, 100% reporting (8,887 of 8,887 precincts)

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Race Preview: Ohio, a competitive state with 18 electoral votes, is crucial for Mr. Trump. He had a slight advantage going into Tuesday's election. Barack Obama won Ohio in 2012 by 3 percentage points.

Vote share

Dem. 40 50 60
Rep. 40 50 60
Other 40 50 60
No results
Vote by county Trump Clinton
Cuyahoga
184,211
398,271
Franklin
199,331
351,198
Hamilton
173,665
215,719
Summit
112,026
134,256
Montgomery
123,909
122,016
Lucas
75,698
110,833
Stark
98,388
68,146
Butler
106,976
58,642
Lorain
66,818
66,949
Warren
77,643
33,730
Lake
64,255
46,397
Mahoning
53,616
57,381
Delaware
57,568
40,872
Clermont
67,518
26,715
Trumbull
49,024
43,014
Medina
54,810
32,182
Licking
51,241
27,376
Greene
48,540
28,943
Portage
39,971
32,397
Fairfield
44,314
24,881
Wood
32,498
27,318
Clark
35,205
23,328
Richland
36,590
16,085
Miami
37,079
13,120
Geauga
30,227
17,569
Wayne
32,270
15,031
Columbiana
31,676
12,432
Allen
30,487
13,294
Tuscarawas
26,918
12,188
Ashtabula
23,318
15,577
Erie
19,648
16,057
Muskingum
24,056
11,123
Hancock
24,183
9,609
Jefferson
21,117
9,675
Belmont
21,108
8,785
Scioto
20,550
9,132
Ross
18,652
10,356
Washington
20,514
8,026
Athens
11,354
16,370
Knox
19,131
8,171
Sandusky
16,316
9,929
Union
18,096
7,718
Lawrence
18,689
6,974
Marion
16,961
7,928
Darke
20,012
4,470
Huron
16,226
7,192
Pickaway
17,076
6,529
Ashland
17,493
5,740
Seneca
14,825
7,404
Shelby
18,590
4,243
Auglaize
18,658
3,980
Ottawa
12,653
8,285
Mercer
17,506
3,384
Logan
15,957
4,647
Fulton
13,709
6,069
Preble
15,446
4,325
Brown
14,573
4,353
Crawford
13,611
4,625
Putnam
14,961
2,922
Clinton
13,838
4,066
Highland
14,020
3,773
Defiance
11,688
5,368
Champaign
12,631
4,594
Madison
11,631
4,779
Williams
11,939
4,358
Morrow
11,948
3,761
Guernsey
11,445
4,359
Coshocton
10,785
4,013
Perry
10,228
4,138
Henry
9,301
3,756
Jackson
9,949
3,226
Van Wert
10,469
2,697
Carroll
9,254
3,154
Gallia
9,822
2,628
Hocking
8,497
3,775
Hardin
8,717
2,920
Pike
7,902
3,539
Adams
8,659
2,326
Fayette
7,995
2,739
Holmes
8,720
1,788
Wyandot
7,468
2,515
Meigs
7,309
2,260
Paulding
6,500
2,093
Harrison
5,098
1,688
Monroe
4,868
1,662
Morgan
4,431
1,736
Noble
4,549
1,221
Vinton
3,883
1,351
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U.S. Senate

Candidate Party Votes Pct.
Portman* Rob Portman* Republican Rep. 3,118,567 58.0%
Strickland Ted Strickland Democrat Dem. 1,996,908 37.2%
Connors Tom Connors Independent Ind. 93,041 1.7%
DeMare Joseph DeMare Green Green 88,246 1.6%
Rupert Scott Rupert Independent Ind. 77,291 1.4%
Others Others 165,537 3.1%
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5,374,053 votes, 100% reporting (8,887 of 8,887 precincts)

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Vote share

Dem. 40 50 60
Rep. 40 50 60
Other 40 50 60
No results
Vote by county Portman Strickland
Cuyahoga
222,125
327,680
Franklin
252,178
292,165
Hamilton
216,298
170,427
Montgomery
144,700
98,101
Summit
123,025
112,591
Lucas
87,961
95,425
Stark
104,011
58,440
Butler
117,597
45,307
Lorain
73,531
56,032
Warren
85,848
23,827
Mahoning
55,620
51,211
Lake
68,348
37,594
Delaware
69,886
29,801
Clermont
74,623
19,062
Trumbull
50,252
38,576
Medina
58,835
25,744
Licking
54,495
23,345
Greene
55,612
22,383
Portage
41,313
27,492
Fairfield
47,649
21,073
Wood
37,532
22,393
Clark
39,651
18,384
Richland
36,357
15,078
Miami
40,745
9,202
Geauga
33,807
13,458
Wayne
33,604
12,697
Allen
32,085
10,900
Columbiana
30,416
11,609
Tuscarawas
27,032
11,147
Ashtabula
23,443
14,097
Erie
21,268
13,610
Muskingum
25,944
8,871
Hancock
25,928
7,761
Jefferson
18,957
10,437
Scioto
19,336
10,271
Belmont
19,712
9,305
Ross
19,018
9,384
Washington
18,078
9,676
Knox
19,775
7,214
Athens
11,247
15,077
Sandusky
18,075
7,715
Union
19,868
5,976
Marion
17,058
7,094
Lawrence
16,363
8,269
Darke
20,524
3,500
Pickaway
17,387
5,943
Huron
16,493
6,094
Ashland
17,410
5,083
Seneca
16,097
6,154
Shelby
19,370
3,163
Auglaize
19,414
3,044
Ottawa
14,097
6,608
Mercer
17,812
2,919
Logan
16,772
3,556
Fulton
14,605
5,210
Preble
15,900
3,424
Brown
14,824
3,490
Crawford
13,741
4,113
Putnam
15,326
2,538
Clinton
14,311
3,342
Highland
13,866
3,521
Champaign
13,100
3,796
Defiance
11,899
4,908
Madison
12,351
3,895
Williams
12,224
3,692
Morrow
11,957
3,453
Guernsey
11,639
3,836
Coshocton
10,923
3,565
Perry
10,011
4,066
Henry
9,976
3,110
Jackson
9,310
3,574
Van Wert
9,782
2,727
Carroll
9,011
2,851
Gallia
8,613
3,523
Hocking
8,246
3,753
Hardin
8,852
2,505
Pike
7,354
3,839
Adams
8,489
2,181
Fayette
8,097
2,442
Holmes
8,851
1,575
Wyandot
7,735
2,124
Meigs
6,415
2,756
Paulding
5,743
2,576
Harrison
4,780
1,823
Monroe
3,981
2,270
Morgan
4,336
1,691
Noble
4,259
1,228
Vinton
3,478
1,546
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U.S. House

Dem. 4 Dem.
Rep. 12 Rep.
Ind. 0 Ind.
No net change
District Dist. Leader Rpt.
1 59%Chabot* Rep. 41%Young Dem. 100%
2 66%Wenstrup* Rep. 34%Smith Dem. 100%
3 69%Beatty* Dem. 31%Adams Rep. 100%
4 68%Jordan* Rep. 32%Garrett Dem. 100%
5 71%Latta* Rep. 29%Neu Dem. 100%
6 71%Johnson* Rep. 29%Lorentz Dem. 100%
7 64%Gibbs* Rep. 29%Rich Dem. 100%
8 69%Davidson* Rep. 27%Fought Dem. 100%
9 69%Kaptur* Dem. 31%Larson Rep. 100%
10 64%Turner* Rep. 33%Klepinger Dem. 100%
11 80%Fudge* Dem. 20%Goldstein Rep. 100%
12 67%Tiberi* Rep. 30%Albertson Dem. 100%
13 68%Ryan* Dem. 32%Morckel Rep. 100%
14 63%Joyce* Rep. 37%Wager Dem. 100%
15 66%Stivers* Rep. 34%Wharton Dem. 100%
16 65%Renacci* Rep. 35%Mundy Dem. 100%

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State Senate

Dem. 2 Dem.
Rep. 14 Rep.
Ind. 0 Ind.
No net change
Seat Seat Leader Rpt.
2 67%Gardner* Rep. 33%Halliday Dem. 100%
4 68%Coley* Rep. 32%Kinne Dem. 100%
6 68%Lehner* Rep. 32%Griggs Dem. 100%
8 63%Terhar Rep. 37%Lierman Dem. 100%
10 65%Hackett* Rep. 35%Kirk Dem. 100%
12 0%Huffman Rep. Uncontested
14 72%Uecker* Rep. 28%Carlier Dem. 100%
16 59%Kunze Rep. 41%Johnson Dem. 100%
18 65%Eklund* Rep. 35%Runnestrand Dem. 100%
20 0%Balderson* Rep. Uncontested
22 70%Obhof* Rep. 30%King Dem. 100%
24 58%Dolan Rep. 42%Hagan Dem. 100%
26 0%Burke* Rep. Uncontested
28 61%Sykes Dem. 39%Schulz Rep. 100%
30 53%Hoagland Rep. 47%Gentile* Dem. 100%
32 56%O'Brien Dem. 44%Allen Rep. 100%

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State House

Dem. 33 Dem.
Rep. 66 Rep.
Ind. 0 Ind.
No net change
District Dist. Leader Rpt.
1 68%Wiggam Rep. 33%Spoonamore Ind. 100%
2 70%Romanchuk* Rep. 30%Bowman Dem. 100%
3 59%Gavarone* Rep. 41%Wicks Dem. 100%
4 0%Cupp* Rep. Uncontested
5 71%Ginter* Rep. 29%Dyce Dem. 100%
6 61%Anielski* Rep. 39%Robinson Dem. 100%
7 0%Patton Rep. Uncontested
8 80%Smith* Dem. 20%McDonald Rep. 100%
9 84%Boyd* Dem. 16%Miller Rep. 100%
10 0%Patmon* Dem. Uncontested
11 86%Howse* Dem. 14%Taylor Rep. 100%
12 0%Barnes* Dem. Uncontested
13 0%Antonio* Dem. Uncontested
14 0%Sweeney* Dem. Uncontested
15 0%Celebrezze* Dem. Uncontested
16 56%Greenspan Rep. 44%Greene Dem. 100%
17 54%Miller Dem. 46%Rush Rep. 100%
18 66%Boggs* Dem. 28%Todd Rep. 100%
19 58%Gonzales* Rep. 42%Johnston Dem. 100%
20 53%Bishoff* Dem. 47%Schacht Rep. 100%
21 59%Duffey* Rep. 41%Koch Dem. 100%
22 68%Leland* Dem. 32%Jarrett Rep. 100%
23 58%Lanese Rep. 42%Schreiner Dem. 100%
24 61%Hughes Rep. 39%Keller Dem. 100%
25 71%Kent Dem. 15%Golding Rep. 100%
26 79%Craig* Dem. 21%Collins Rep. 100%
27 64%Brinkman* Rep. 36%Otis Dem. 100%
28 58%Dever* Rep. 42%Miranda Dem. 100%
29 0%Blessing* Rep. Uncontested
30 73%Seitz Rep. 27%Childers Dem. 100%
31 68%Kelly Dem. 32%Yeager Rep. 100%
32 76%Ingram Dem. 24%Wahlert Rep. 100%
33 73%Reece* Dem. 27%Miller Rep. 100%
34 77%Sykes* Dem. 23%Littlefield Rep. 100%
35 62%Johnson* Dem. 38%Cooper Rep. 100%
36 64%DeVitis* Rep. 36%McDowall Dem. 100%
37 57%Roegner* Rep. 43%Weinstein Dem. 100%
38 63%Slaby* Rep. 37%Lee Dem. 100%
39 0%Strahorn* Dem. Uncontested
40 64%Henne* Rep. 36%Richards Dem. 100%
41 63%Butler* Rep. 37%Calhoun Dem. 100%
42 63%Antani* Rep. 37%Merris Dem. 100%
43 61%Rezabek* Rep. 40%Sparks Dem. 100%
44 82%Ashford* Dem. 18%Insco Rep. 100%
45 63%Fedor* Dem. 37%Nowak Rep. 100%
46 58%Sheehy* Dem. 42%Skaff Rep. 100%
47 61%Merrin* Rep. 39%Cooper Dem. 100%
48 0%Schuring* Rep. Uncontested
49 56%West Dem. 44%McMasters Rep. 100%
50 73%Hagan* Rep. 27%Juergensen Dem. 100%
51 66%Retherford* Rep. 34%Hamilton Dem. 100%
52 0%Conditt* Rep. Uncontested
53 65%Keller Rep. 35%Rubin Dem. 100%
54 68%Zeltwanger* Rep. 32%Smith Dem. 100%
55 61%Manning* Rep. 39%Mencke Dem. 100%
56 64%Ramos* Dem. 36%Tower Rep. 100%
57 62%Stein Rep. 38%Dunlap Dem. 100%
58 60%Lepore-Hagan* Dem. 23%Sanderson Rep. 100%
59 59%Boccieri* Dem. 42%Manning Rep. 100%
60 55%Rogers* Dem. 45%Rule Rep. 100%
61 65%Young* Rep. 35%Walker Dem. 100%
62 79%Lipps Rep. 21%Ronan Dem. 100%
63 60%Holmes Dem. 40%Stanley Rep. 100%
64 55%O'Brien* Dem. 45%Yoder Rep. 100%
65 73%Becker* Rep. 27%Weber Dem. 100%
66 79%Green* Rep. 22%McNeely Dem. 100%
67 65%Brenner* Rep. 35%Breneman Dem. 100%
68 68%Carfagna Rep. 33%Russell Dem. 100%
69 69%Hambley* Rep. 31%Zona Dem. 100%
70 72%Kick Rep. 28%Brewer Ind. 100%
71 68%Ryan* Rep. 32%Begeny Dem. 100%
72 72%Householder Rep. 28%Carlisle Dem. 100%
73 67%Perales* Rep. 33%Housh Dem. 100%
74 67%Dean Rep. 33%Niemeyer Dem. 100%
75 55%Clyde* Dem. 45%Lutz Rep. 100%
76 69%LaTourette* Rep. 31%McIntee Dem. 100%
77 69%Schaffer* Rep. 32%Nicodemus Dem. 100%
78 0%Hood* Rep. Uncontested
79 61%Koehler* Rep. 39%Wendt Dem. 100%
80 0%Huffman* Rep. Uncontested
81 0%McColley* Rep. Uncontested
82 0%Riedel Rep. Uncontested
83 75%Sprague* Rep. 25%Harshfield Dem. 100%
84 83%Faber Rep. 17%Huff Dem. 100%
85 0%Vitale* Rep. Uncontested
86 71%Pelanda* Rep. 29%Crider Dem. 100%
87 0%Goodman Rep. Uncontested
88 0%Reineke* Rep. Uncontested
89 61%Arndt Rep. 39%Hartlaub Dem. 100%
90 0%Johnson* Rep. Uncontested
91 0%Rosenberger* Rep. Uncontested
92 0%Scherer* Rep. Uncontested
93 0%Smith* Rep. Uncontested
94 58%Edwards Rep. 42%Grace Dem. 100%
95 62%Thompson* Rep. 38%Favede Dem. 100%
96 0%Cera* Dem. Uncontested
97 0%Hill* Rep. Uncontested
98 71%Landis* Rep. 29%Johnson Dem. 100%
99 0%Patterson* Dem. Uncontested

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Race Leader Rpt.
Chief Justice 0%O'Connor* Rep. Uncontested
Justice Lanzinger’s Seat 50%Fischer Rep. 50%O'Donnell Dem. 100%
Justice Pfeifer’s Seat 56%DeWine Rep. 44%Rice Dem. 100%

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Sources: Election results from The Associated Press, Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections and David Wasserman of the Cook Political Report

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