Election 2000

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The voting schedule

Every date the Secretary of State publishes for this election, with the time where one is given.

The 2000 voting scheduleSource: Ohio Secretary of State · Download this chart

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The 2000 voting schedule
Status
Not yet researched

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The state of play

The 2024 presidential result by county, and how many Ohioans have turned out since 1940.

Presidential margin by county, 202488 counties reported a 2024 result; statewide, Donald J. Trump (R) carried Ohio by 11.2 points (R+).Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab (MEDSL), Harvard Dataverse · as of 2026-09-17 · Download this chart

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Presidential margin by county, 2024
County	Margin, R minus D (points)
adams	R+65.7
allen	R+44.1
ashland	R+50.0
ashtabula	R+28.4
athens	D+10.7
auglaize	R+64.6
belmont	R+47.3
brown	R+61.5
butler	R+26.3
carroll	R+54.7
champaign	R+50.7
clark	R+29.5
clermont	R+35.8
clinton	R+54.6
columbiana	R+49.0
coshocton	R+52.2
crawford	R+53.0
cuyahoga	D+31.4
darke	R+65.4
defiance	R+39.9
delaware	R+6.6
erie	R+14.2
fairfield	R+24.0
fayette	R+55.1
franklin	D+28.4
fulton	R+42.4
gallia	R+59.4
geauga	R+24.1
greene	R+19.8
guernsey	R+52.0
hamilton	D+14.9
hancock	R+38.4
hardin	R+54.7
harrison	R+55.2
henry	R+46.7
highland	R+63.3
hocking	R+44.3
holmes	R+69.2
huron	R+44.0
jackson	R+58.1
jefferson	R+43.9
knox	R+44.9
lake	R+14.3
lawrence	R+50.5
licking	R+30.0
logan	R+56.2
lorain	R+5.7
lucas	D+12.6
madison	R+43.7
mahoning	R+9.4
marion	R+41.4
medina	R+24.8
meigs	R+57.0
mercer	R+66.7
miami	R+45.1
monroe	R+59.7
montgomery	D+0.5
morgan	R+53.2
morrow	R+55.7
muskingum	R+43.9
noble	R+64.6
ottawa	R+25.1
paulding	R+56.2
perry	R+54.5
pickaway	R+48.5
pike	R+53.7
portage	R+15.5
preble	R+59.1
putnam	R+68.7
richland	R+42.3
ross	R+39.3
sandusky	R+30.9
scioto	R+48.0
seneca	R+37.5
shelby	R+64.8
stark	R+21.9
summit	D+7.0
trumbull	R+16.8
tuscarawas	R+43.3
union	R+29.6
van-wert	R+58.5
vinton	R+58.6
warren	R+31.5
washington	R+43.8
wayne	R+39.3
williams	R+48.2
wood	R+10.2
wyandot	R+51.2

Ballots cast in Ohio general elections, 1940-2024Ohio turnout has run from 3,138,463 ballots (1948) to 5,974,121 (2020) since 1940; November 3, 2026 is marked.Source: 78ohio.org · as of 2026-09-24 · Download this chart

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Ballots cast in Ohio general elections, 1940-2024
Series	When	Value
Ballots cast	1,940	3,376,239
Ballots cast	1,944	3,212,270
Ballots cast	1,948	3,138,463
Ballots cast	1,952	3,749,828
Ballots cast	1,956	3,761,322
Ballots cast	1,960	4,208,811
Ballots cast	1,964	4,034,494
Ballots cast	1,968	4,010,480
Ballots cast	1,972	4,219,645
Ballots cast	1,976	4,194,557
Ballots cast	1,980	4,378,937
Ballots cast	1,984	4,664,223
Ballots cast	1,988	4,505,284
Ballots cast	1,992	5,043,094
Ballots cast	1,996	4,638,108
Ballots cast	2,000	4,795,989
Ballots cast	2,004	5,722,443
Ballots cast	2,008	5,773,777
Ballots cast	2,012	5,634,017
Ballots cast	2,016	5,607,641
Ballots cast	2,020	5,974,121
Ballots cast	2,024	5,851,387

Statewide

1 race. Candidates are listed alphabetically by surname (Ohio rotates ballot order by precinct).

U.S. Senate, sitting membersThe U.S. Senate has 0 Democratic, 2 Republican seats; 0 are on the 2000 ballot.Source: the chamber's own member directory · as of 2026-09-08 · Download this chart

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U.S. Senate, sitting members
Member	Party	District	Note
Bernie Moreno	R
Jon Husted	R

United States Senator from Ohio

Ted Celeste (Democratic) · Mike DeWine (Republican) · John Eastman (Natural Law) · John McAlister (Libertarian)

United States Senator from Ohio: money as filed

Money, raised, spent and cash on hand, as filedRaised, as filed: Celeste $478K as of December 2000, DeWine $7.8M as of December 31, 2000, Eastman not yet researched, McAlister not yet researched.Source: FEC filings, committees C00351544; S2OH00113 · as of 2000-12-31 · Download this chart

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Money, raised, spent and cash on hand, as filed
Group	Item	USD	Note
Raised	Celeste (D)	477,784
Raised	DeWine (R)	7,804,963
Raised	Eastman (I)	Not yet researched
Raised	McAlister (L)	Not yet researched
Spent	Celeste (D)	477,176
Spent	DeWine (R)	6,965,295
Spent	Eastman (I)	Not yet researched
Spent	McAlister (L)	Not yet researched
Cash on hand	Celeste (D)	608
Cash on hand	DeWine (R)	688,577
Cash on hand	Eastman (I)	Not yet researched
Cash on hand	McAlister (L)	Not yet researched

U.S. House, sitting membersThe U.S. House has 5 Democratic, 10 Republican seats; 15 are on the 2000 ballot.Source: the chamber's own member directory · as of 2026-09-08 · Download this chart

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U.S. House, sitting members
Member	Party	District	Note
Emilia Sykes	D	13	on the 2026 ballot
Greg Landsman	D	1	on the 2026 ballot
Joyce Beatty	D	3	on the 2026 ballot
Marcy Kaptur	D	9	on the 2026 ballot
Shontel Brown	D	11	on the 2026 ballot
Bob Latta	R	5	on the 2026 ballot
David Joyce	R	14	on the 2026 ballot
David Taylor	R	2	on the 2026 ballot
Jim Jordan	R	4	on the 2026 ballot
Max Miller	R	7	on the 2026 ballot
Michael Rulli	R	6	on the 2026 ballot
Mike Carey	R	15	on the 2026 ballot
Mike Turner	R	10	on the 2026 ballot
Troy Balderson	R	12	on the 2026 ballot
Warren Davidson	R	8	on the 2026 ballot

U.S. House · 19 races · open the list

Candidates are listed alphabetically by surname (Ohio rotates ballot order by precinct).

U.S. Representative, Ohio's 1st District

Steve Chabot (Republican) · John Cranley (Democratic) · David A. Groshoff (Libertarian) · Richard L. Stevenson (Natural Law)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 2nd District

Robert E. Bidwell (Libertarian) · Rob Portman (Republican) · Charles W. Sanders (Democratic)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 3rd District

Regina Burch (Natural Law) · Tony Hall (Democratic)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 4th District

Daniel L. Dickman (Democratic) · Ralph Mullinger (Libertarian) · Mike Oxley (Republican)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 5th District

Dannie Edmon (Democratic) · Paul Gillmor (Republican) · John F. Green (Libertarian) · David J. Schaffer (Natural Law)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District

Mike Azinger (Republican) · Kenneth R. MacCutcheon (Libertarian) · Ted Strickland (Democratic)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 7th District

Dave Hobson (Republican) · Donald E. Minor Jr. (Democratic) · John Mitchel (Independent) · Jack D. Null (Libertarian)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 8th District

John Boehner (Republican) · John G. Parks (Democratic) · David R. Shock (Libertarian)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 9th District

Dwight E. Bryan (Republican) · Galen Fries (Libertarian) · Marcy Kaptur (Democratic) · Dennis Slotnick (Natural Law)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 10th District

Dennis Kucinich (Democratic) · Ron Petrie (Libertarian) · Bill Smith (Republican)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 11th District

Sonja K. Glavina (Natural Law) · James J. Sykora (Republican) · Stephanie Tubbs Jones (Democratic) · Joel C. Turner (Libertarian)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 12th District

Nick Hogan (Libertarian) · Charles Jordan (Independent) · Maryellen O'Shaughnessy (Democratic) · Gregory B. Richey (Natural Law) · Pat Tiberi (Republican)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 13th District

Sherrod Brown (Democratic) · Michael A. Chmura (Libertarian) · Rick H. Jeric (Republican) · David C. Kluter (Natural Law)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 14th District

Walter P. Keith (Natural Law) · William C. McDaniel Jr. (Libertarian) · Tom Sawyer (Democratic) · Rick Wood (Republican)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 15th District

Bill Buckel (Democratic) · Deborah Pryce (Republican) · Scott T. Smith (Libertarian)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 16th District

Brad Graef (Natural Law) · Ralph Regula (Republican) · Richard L. Shetler (Libertarian) · William Smith (Democratic)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 17th District

Paul H. Alberty (Republican) · Lou D'Apolito (Independent) · Carol Ann McCoy (Natural Law) · Milton R. Norris (Libertarian) · Jim Traficant (Democratic) · Randy D. Walter (Independent)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 18th District

John R. Bargar Sr. (Libertarian) · Marc D. Guthrie (Democratic) · Bob Ney (Republican)
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 19th District

Dale Virgil Blanchard (Democratic) · Steve LaTourette (Republican) · Sid Stone (Libertarian)

Supreme Court

2 races. Candidates are listed alphabetically by surname (Ohio rotates ballot order by precinct).

Justice of the Supreme Court (Full term commencing 1-1-2001)

Timothy S. Black (Democratic) · Deborah L. Cook (Republican)
Justice of the Supreme Court (Full term commencing 1-2-2001)

Terrence O'Donnell (Republican) · Alice Robie Resnick (Democratic)

Other races

1 race. Candidates are listed alphabetically by surname (Ohio rotates ballot order by precinct).

President of the United States

George W. Bush (Republican) · Al Gore (Democratic)

Sources

Not yet researched

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