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Election 2026

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This week in the campaign

What happened on the trail and at the boards of elections in the seven days up to this build (2026-11-04), from news reports. Each line links to its report.

  1. PolitiFact links a doctored TV news clip about Brown to a likely Russian influence campaign

    PolitiFact reports that Storm-1516, a campaign researchers attribute to Russia, altered a real Oct. 21 Cleveland 19 News report so that it appeared to say four of Brown's former staff members had accused him of abuse. Sophia Egar, one of the women named, told PolitiFact the allegations attributed to her were false.

    Source: How a likely Russian effort is targeting Senate races

  2. Franklin County elections director says Justice Department monitors cannot go inside polling places

    Franklin County Board of Elections Director Antone White said the monitors "are not permitted inside" and may observe only from outside the 100-foot barrier, and that voters "should expect people to observe the elections" (WOSU). WYSO reports that directors at all of Ohio's county boards say they are ready for possible visits, and that the Justice Department has said it will send 1,000 monitors across the country on Nov. 3 (WOSU, carrying WYSO).

    Sources: Franklin County election official says observation is normal as DOJ plans to send poll monitors · Ohio board of election directors prepare for potential visits from DOJ monitors

  3. More than 3,100 St. Xavier graduates ask Ramaswamy to take down his ad with Acton's mother

    An online petition from alumni of Ramaswamy's Cincinnati high school asks him to pull the ad and apologize. The school is not involved, the Statehouse News Bureau reports.

    Source: Thousands of Ramaswamy's fellow high school alums ask him to stop ad with Acton's mother

  4. Ramaswamy says his ad with Acton's mother has finished its run

    Ramaswamy said at a campaign stop in Vandalia on Oct. 29, "It ran to completion, and we put up four other ads" (WHIO). The Associated Press, as printed by WOSU, reports that AdImpact data showed the campaign spent about $1 million on the ad, after first saying it would spend $4 million. Acton's spokesperson Addie Bullock said Ramaswamy "should never have run his despicable ad in the first place" (News 5 Cleveland).

    Sources: ELECTION 2026: Vivek Ramaswamy stops airing ad featuring Dr. Amy Acton's estranged mother · Vivek Ramaswamy's attack ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother is off the air in Ohio · Ramaswamy pulls down controversial ad after mass backlash

  5. Ramaswamy and Husted campaign together in Sidney, Troy and Vandalia

    Ramaswamy said he would sign an executive order on his first day in office to start investigations into any locality where property taxes have more than doubled since the pandemic (WHIO). Husted, who joined him in Vandalia, said, "We're gonna fight to lower prices on gasoline, electricity" and other everyday costs (WHIO).

    Source: Vivek Ramaswamy promises investigation into local property tax spikes

  6. Husted and Brown both say they trust Ohio's election system

    Asked by News 5 Cleveland whether they would respect Tuesday's result, Husted said, "I trust the system," and Brown said, "If I lose, I accept the results." The same report says the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio, with the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, announced this week a plan to oversee federal voting protections on Nov. 3 and asked anyone who sees suspected fraud, intimidation or unlawful voting to report it (News 5 Cleveland).

    Source: Ohio U.S. Senate hopefuls stand behind integrity of the state's voting system

The 2026 voting scheduleThe 2026 general election calendar holds 15 dated deadlines from the Secretary of State, from September 18, 2026 to December 11, 2026; Election Day is November 3, 2026.September 18, 2026: Military and overseas absentee voting beginsOctober 5, 2026: Voter registration deadline, 9 p.m.October 6, 2026: Absentee voting by mail and early in-person voting beginOctober 22, 2026: Pre-general campaign finance reports due, 4 p.m.October 27, 2026: Deadline for boards to receive absentee ballot applications, 8:30 p.m.November 1, 2026: Last day of early in-person voting, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.November 2, 2026: No early in-person voting at boards of electionsNovember 3, 2026: Deadline for non-military/overseas absentee ballots to be received, 7:30 p.m.; Last-minute absentee request for a hospitalization emergency, 3 p.m.; Polls open, 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.November 7, 2026: Deadline for military and overseas (UOCAVA) absentee ballots to be receivedNovember 8, 2026: Boards of elections may begin the official canvassNovember 18, 2026: Deadline for boards to begin the official canvassNovember 24, 2026: Deadline for boards to complete the official canvassDecember 11, 2026: Post-general campaign finance reports due, 4 p.m.Military and overseasvoting beginsRegister byEarly and mailvoting beginPre-general campaignfinance reports dueAbsentee requestdeadlineLast day of earlyin-person votingNo early in-personvoting at boards…Mail ballots dueLast-minute…Polls openMilitary andoverseas ballots dueBoards ofelections may…Deadline forboards to begin…Deadline forboards to complete…Post-general campaignfinance reports dueSepOctNovDecNov 4
The 2026 voting scheduleThe 2026 general election calendar holds 15 dated deadlines from the Secretary of State, from September 18, 2026 to December 11, 2026; Election Day is November 3, 2026.Source: Ohio Secretary of State · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
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The 2026 voting schedule
DateDeadlineTimeNote
September 18, 2026Military and overseas absentee voting beginsThe start of absentee voting for military and overseas (UOCAVA) voters.
October 5, 2026Voter registration deadline9 p.m.Boards of elections and the Ohio Secretary of State's office are open until 9 p.m. to accept registrations.
October 6, 2026Absentee voting by mail and early in-person voting beginEarly in-person voting runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from October 6 through October 9; hours change on later dates through Election Day.
October 22, 2026Pre-general campaign finance reports due4 p.m.Certain candidates, political action committees, caucus committees and political parties file by 4 p.m. reports covering contributions and expenditures through October 14, 2026.
October 27, 2026Deadline for boards to receive absentee ballot applications8:30 p.m.Applications for an absentee ballot must reach the county board by this time.
November 1, 2026Last day of early in-person voting1 p.m. to 5 p.m.Early in-person voting at county boards of elections ends on Sunday, November 1; the hours that day are 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the table above. By October 29, nearly 1.3 million Ohioans had already voted early in person or returned absentee ballots (Journal-News; Signal Ohio's counts from the Secretary of State's daily absentee file add to 1,289,090). The 2022 midterm saw 1.47 million early votes, then a record.
November 2, 2026No early in-person voting at boards of electionsEarly in-person voting at county boards of elections ended Sunday, November 1; there is no voting at boards of elections on Monday, November 2. Voters cast ballots at their assigned polling places on Tuesday, November 3.
November 3, 2026Deadline for non-military/overseas absentee ballots to be received7:30 p.m.Absentee ballots not covered by UOCAVA must be received by this time on Election Day.
November 3, 2026Last-minute absentee request for a hospitalization emergency3 p.m.A voter, or a voter's minor child, who is hospitalized because of an accident or medical emergency may apply for an absentee ballot until 3 p.m. on Election Day.
November 3, 2026Polls open6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.Election Day voting hours statewide.
November 7, 2026Deadline for military and overseas (UOCAVA) absentee ballots to be receivedThe extended receipt deadline for UOCAVA absentee ballots.
November 8, 2026Boards of elections may begin the official canvassCounty boards may begin the official canvass of the November 3 General Election ballots (5 days after the election).
November 18, 2026Deadline for boards to begin the official canvassCounty boards must begin the official canvass of November 3 General Election ballots no later than this date (15 days after the election).
November 24, 2026Deadline for boards to complete the official canvassCounty boards must complete the canvass of November 3 General Election ballots no later than this date (21 days after the election).
December 11, 2026Post-general campaign finance reports due4 p.m.Certain candidates, political action committees, caucus committees and political parties file by 4 p.m. reports covering contributions and expenditures through December 4, 2026.

The voting schedule

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

Every date and the early-voting hours
  1. Military and overseas absentee voting begins

    The start of absentee voting for military and overseas (UOCAVA) voters.

    Source: 2026 Voting Schedule (Text Only)

  2. , 9 p.m.

    Voter registration deadline

    Boards of elections and the Ohio Secretary of State's office are open until 9 p.m. to accept registrations.

    Source: 2026 Voting Schedule (Text Only)

  3. Absentee voting by mail and early in-person voting begin

    Early in-person voting runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from October 6 through October 9; hours change on later dates through Election Day.

    Source: 2026 Voting Schedule (Text Only)

  4. , 4 p.m.

    Pre-general campaign finance reports due

    Certain candidates, political action committees, caucus committees and political parties file by 4 p.m. reports covering contributions and expenditures through October 14, 2026.

    Source: 2026 Election Calendar

  5. , 8:30 p.m.

    Deadline for boards to receive absentee ballot applications

    Applications for an absentee ballot must reach the county board by this time.

    Source: 2026 Voting Schedule (Text Only)

  6. , 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

    Last day of early in-person voting

    Early in-person voting at county boards of elections ends on Sunday, November 1; the hours that day are 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the table above. By October 29, nearly 1.3 million Ohioans had already voted early in person or returned absentee ballots (Journal-News; Signal Ohio's counts from the Secretary of State's daily absentee file add to 1,289,090). The 2022 midterm saw 1.47 million early votes, then a record.

    Sources: LaRose releases early voting figures · Election 2026: Early voting begins in Akron on Oct. 6 · Early voting ends Sunday: How to make sure your vote counts in Nov. 3 election · Ohio early voting approaches record as election nears

  7. No early in-person voting at boards of elections

    Early in-person voting at county boards of elections ended Sunday, November 1; there is no voting at boards of elections on Monday, November 2. Voters cast ballots at their assigned polling places on Tuesday, November 3.

    Sources: Early voting ends Sunday: How to make sure your vote counts in Nov. 3 election · Ohioans cast over 1 million early votes before Nov. 1 deadline · Absentee and Early Voting

  8. , 7:30 p.m.

    Deadline for non-military/overseas absentee ballots to be received

    Absentee ballots not covered by UOCAVA must be received by this time on Election Day.

    Source: 2026 Voting Schedule (Text Only)

  9. , 3 p.m.

    Last-minute absentee request for a hospitalization emergency

    A voter, or a voter's minor child, who is hospitalized because of an accident or medical emergency may apply for an absentee ballot until 3 p.m. on Election Day.

    Source: 2026 Election Calendar

  10. , 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

    Polls open

    Election Day voting hours statewide.

    Source: 2026 Voting Schedule (Text Only)

  11. Deadline for military and overseas (UOCAVA) absentee ballots to be received (3 days from this build)

    The extended receipt deadline for UOCAVA absentee ballots.

    Source: 2026 Voting Schedule (Text Only)

  12. Boards of elections may begin the official canvass (4 days from this build)

    County boards may begin the official canvass of the November 3 General Election ballots (5 days after the election).

    Source: 2026 Election Calendar

  13. Deadline for boards to begin the official canvass (14 days from this build)

    County boards must begin the official canvass of November 3 General Election ballots no later than this date (15 days after the election).

    Source: 2026 Election Calendar

  14. Deadline for boards to complete the official canvass (20 days from this build)

    County boards must complete the canvass of November 3 General Election ballots no later than this date (21 days after the election).

    Source: 2026 Election Calendar

  15. , 4 p.m.

    Post-general campaign finance reports due (37 days from this build)

    Certain candidates, political action committees, caucus committees and political parties file by 4 p.m. reports covering contributions and expenditures through December 4, 2026.

    Source: 2026 Election Calendar

Early in-person voting hours

DatesHours
October 6 to 98 a.m. to 5 p.m.
October 12 to 168 a.m. to 5 p.m.
October 19 to 238 a.m. to 5 p.m.
October 248 a.m. to 4 p.m.
October 267:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
October 277:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
October 28 to 307:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
October 318 a.m. to 4 p.m.
November 11 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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+).Adams County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+65.7 pointsAllen County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+44.1 pointsAshland County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+50.0 pointsAshtabula County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+28.4 pointsAthens County, 2024: Kamala D Harris (D), margin D+10.7 pointsAuglaize County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+64.6 pointsBelmont County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+47.3 pointsBrown County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+61.5 pointsButler County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+26.3 pointsCarroll County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+54.7 pointsChampaign County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+50.7 pointsClark County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+29.5 pointsClermont County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+35.8 pointsClinton County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+54.6 pointsColumbiana County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+49.0 pointsCoshocton County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+52.2 pointsCrawford County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+53.0 pointsCuyahoga County, 2024: Kamala D Harris (D), margin D+31.4 pointsDarke County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+65.4 pointsDefiance County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+39.9 pointsDelaware County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+6.6 pointsErie County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+14.2 pointsFairfield County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+24.0 pointsFayette County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+55.1 pointsFranklin County, 2024: Kamala D Harris (D), margin D+28.4 pointsFulton County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+42.4 pointsGallia County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+59.4 pointsGeauga County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+24.1 pointsGreene County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+19.8 pointsGuernsey County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+52.0 pointsHamilton County, 2024: Kamala D Harris (D), margin D+14.9 pointsHancock County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+38.4 pointsHardin County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+54.7 pointsHarrison County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+55.2 pointsHenry County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+46.7 pointsHighland County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+63.3 pointsHocking County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+44.3 pointsHolmes County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+69.2 pointsHuron County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+44.1 pointsJackson County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+58.1 pointsJefferson County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+43.9 pointsKnox County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+44.9 pointsLake County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+14.4 pointsLawrence County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+50.5 pointsLicking County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+30.0 pointsLogan County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+56.2 pointsLorain County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+5.7 pointsLucas County, 2024: Kamala D Harris (D), margin D+12.6 pointsMadison County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+43.7 pointsMahoning County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+9.4 pointsMarion County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+41.4 pointsMedina County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+24.8 pointsMeigs County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+57.0 pointsMercer County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+66.7 pointsMiami County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+45.1 pointsMonroe County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+59.7 pointsMontgomery County, 2024: Kamala D Harris (D), margin D+0.5 pointsMorgan County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+53.2 pointsMorrow County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+55.7 pointsMuskingum County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+43.9 pointsNoble County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+64.6 pointsOttawa County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+25.1 pointsPaulding County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+56.2 pointsPerry County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+54.5 pointsPickaway County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+48.5 pointsPike County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+53.7 pointsPortage County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+15.5 pointsPreble County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+59.1 pointsPutnam County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+68.7 pointsRichland County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+42.3 pointsRoss County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+39.3 pointsSandusky County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+30.9 pointsScioto County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+48.0 pointsSeneca County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+37.5 pointsShelby County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+64.8 pointsStark County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+21.9 pointsSummit County, 2024: Kamala D Harris (D), margin D+7.0 pointsTrumbull County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+16.8 pointsTuscarawas County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+43.3 pointsUnion County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+29.6 pointsVan Wert County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+58.5 pointsVinton County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+58.6 pointsWarren County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+31.5 pointsWashington County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+43.8 pointsWayne County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+39.3 pointsWilliams County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+48.2 pointsWood County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+10.2 pointsWyandot County, 2024: Donald J Trump (R), margin R+51.2 points2024
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
CountyMargin, R minus D (points)
adamsR+65.7
allenR+44.1
ashlandR+50.0
ashtabulaR+28.4
athensD+10.7
auglaizeR+64.6
belmontR+47.3
brownR+61.5
butlerR+26.3
carrollR+54.7
champaignR+50.7
clarkR+29.5
clermontR+35.8
clintonR+54.6
columbianaR+49.0
coshoctonR+52.2
crawfordR+53.0
cuyahogaD+31.4
darkeR+65.4
defianceR+39.9
delawareR+6.6
erieR+14.2
fairfieldR+24.0
fayetteR+55.1
franklinD+28.4
fultonR+42.4
galliaR+59.4
geaugaR+24.1
greeneR+19.8
guernseyR+52.0
hamiltonD+14.9
hancockR+38.4
hardinR+54.7
harrisonR+55.2
henryR+46.7
highlandR+63.3
hockingR+44.3
holmesR+69.2
huronR+44.0
jacksonR+58.1
jeffersonR+43.9
knoxR+44.9
lakeR+14.3
lawrenceR+50.5
lickingR+30.0
loganR+56.2
lorainR+5.7
lucasD+12.6
madisonR+43.7
mahoningR+9.4
marionR+41.4
medinaR+24.8
meigsR+57.0
mercerR+66.7
miamiR+45.1
monroeR+59.7
montgomeryD+0.5
morganR+53.2
morrowR+55.7
muskingumR+43.9
nobleR+64.6
ottawaR+25.1
pauldingR+56.2
perryR+54.5
pickawayR+48.5
pikeR+53.7
portageR+15.5
prebleR+59.1
putnamR+68.7
richlandR+42.3
rossR+39.3
sanduskyR+30.9
sciotoR+48.0
senecaR+37.5
shelbyR+64.8
starkR+21.9
summitD+7.0
trumbullR+16.8
tuscarawasR+43.3
unionR+29.6
van-wertR+58.5
vintonR+58.6
warrenR+31.5
washingtonR+43.8
wayneR+39.3
williamsR+48.2
woodR+10.2
wyandotR+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.02,000,0004,000,0006,000,000194019501960197019801990200020102020Nov 3, 20261940: 3,376,239 ballots cast (presidential year)1944: 3,212,270 ballots cast (presidential year)1948: 3,138,463 ballots cast (presidential year)1952: 3,749,828 ballots cast (presidential year)1956: 3,761,322 ballots cast (presidential year)1960: 4,208,811 ballots cast (presidential year)1964: 4,034,494 ballots cast (presidential year)1968: 4,010,480 ballots cast (presidential year)1972: 4,219,645 ballots cast (presidential year)1976: 4,194,557 ballots cast (presidential year)1980: 4,378,937 ballots cast (presidential year)1984: 4,664,223 ballots cast (presidential year)1988: 4,505,284 ballots cast (presidential year)1992: 5,043,094 ballots cast (presidential year)1996: 4,638,108 ballots cast (presidential year)2000: 4,795,989 ballots cast (presidential year)2004: 5,722,443 ballots cast (presidential year)2008: 5,773,777 ballots cast (presidential year)2012: 5,634,017 ballots cast (presidential year)2016: 5,607,641 ballots cast (presidential year)2020: 5,974,121 ballots cast (presidential year)2024: 5,851,387 ballots cast (presidential year)
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
SeriesWhenValue
Ballots cast1,9403,376,239
Ballots cast1,9443,212,270
Ballots cast1,9483,138,463
Ballots cast1,9523,749,828
Ballots cast1,9563,761,322
Ballots cast1,9604,208,811
Ballots cast1,9644,034,494
Ballots cast1,9684,010,480
Ballots cast1,9724,219,645
Ballots cast1,9764,194,557
Ballots cast1,9804,378,937
Ballots cast1,9844,664,223
Ballots cast1,9884,505,284
Ballots cast1,9925,043,094
Ballots cast1,9964,638,108
Ballots cast2,0004,795,989
Ballots cast2,0045,722,443
Ballots cast2,0085,773,777
Ballots cast2,0125,634,017
Ballots cast2,0165,607,641
Ballots cast2,0205,974,121
Ballots cast2,0245,851,387

Statewide

6 races. 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; 1 is on the 2026 ballot.Bernie Moreno (R)Jon Husted (R), on the 2026 ballotU.S. Senate · R 2
U.S. Senate, sitting membersThe U.S. Senate has 0 Democratic, 2 Republican seats; 1 is on the 2026 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
MemberPartyDistrictNote
Bernie MorenoR
Jon HustedRon the 2026 ballot

U.S. House

U.S. House, sitting membersThe U.S. House has 5 Democratic, 10 Republican seats; 15 are on the 2026 ballot.Emilia Sykes (D), district 13, on the 2026 ballotGreg Landsman (D), district 1, on the 2026 ballotJoyce Beatty (D), district 3, on the 2026 ballotMarcy Kaptur (D), district 9, on the 2026 ballotShontel Brown (D), district 11, on the 2026 ballotBob Latta (R), district 5, on the 2026 ballotDavid Joyce (R), district 14, on the 2026 ballotDavid Taylor (R), district 2, on the 2026 ballotJim Jordan (R), district 4, on the 2026 ballotMax Miller (R), district 7, on the 2026 ballotMichael Rulli (R), district 6, on the 2026 ballotMike Carey (R), district 15, on the 2026 ballotMike Turner (R), district 10, on the 2026 ballotTroy Balderson (R), district 12, on the 2026 ballotWarren Davidson (R), district 8, on the 2026 ballotU.S. House · D 5 · R 10
U.S. House, sitting membersThe U.S. House has 5 Democratic, 10 Republican seats; 15 are on the 2026 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
MemberPartyDistrictNote
Emilia SykesD13on the 2026 ballot
Greg LandsmanD1on the 2026 ballot
Joyce BeattyD3on the 2026 ballot
Marcy KapturD9on the 2026 ballot
Shontel BrownD11on the 2026 ballot
Bob LattaR5on the 2026 ballot
David JoyceR14on the 2026 ballot
David TaylorR2on the 2026 ballot
Jim JordanR4on the 2026 ballot
Max MillerR7on the 2026 ballot
Michael RulliR6on the 2026 ballot
Mike CareyR15on the 2026 ballot
Mike TurnerR10on the 2026 ballot
Troy BaldersonR12on the 2026 ballot
Warren DavidsonR8on the 2026 ballot
U.S. House · 15 races · open the list
U.S. House districts, 2026, by the party holding the seatall 15 districts have a 2026 race on file; the seat is held by a Republican in 10, a Democrat in 5.U.S. House District 1: seat held by Greg Landsman (D); 3 candidates with a page1U.S. House District 2: seat held by David Taylor (R); 2 candidates with a page2U.S. House District 3: seat held by Joyce Beatty (D); 2 candidates with a page3U.S. House District 4: seat held by Jim Jordan (R); 3 candidates with a page4U.S. House District 5: seat held by Bob Latta (R); 3 candidates with a page5U.S. House District 6: seat held by Michael Rulli (R); 2 candidates with a page6U.S. House District 7: seat held by Max Miller (R); 2 candidates with a page7U.S. House District 8: seat held by Warren Davidson (R); 2 candidates with a page8U.S. House District 9: seat held by Marcy Kaptur (D); 2 candidates with a page9U.S. House District 10: seat held by Michael Turner (R); 3 candidates with a page10U.S. House District 11: seat held by Shontel Brown (D); 2 candidates with a page11U.S. House District 12: seat held by Troy Balderson (R); 2 candidates with a page12U.S. House District 13: seat held by Emilia Sykes (D); 3 candidates with a page13U.S. House District 14: seat held by David Joyce (R); 2 candidates with a page14U.S. House District 15: seat held by Mike Carey (R); 4 candidates with a page15
U.S. House districts, 2026, by the party holding the seatall 15 districts have a 2026 race on file; the seat is held by a Republican in 10, a Democrat in 5.Source: U.S. House districts of the Ohio Redistricting Commission plan of October 31, 2025 · as of 2026-11-02 · Download this chart
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U.S. House districts, 2026, by the party holding the seat
ChamberDistrictNote
U.S. HouseDistrict 1U.S. Representative, Ohio's 1st District
U.S. HouseDistrict 2U.S. Representative, Ohio's 2nd District
U.S. HouseDistrict 3U.S. Representative, Ohio's 3rd District
U.S. HouseDistrict 4U.S. Representative, Ohio's 4th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 5U.S. Representative, Ohio's 5th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 6U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 7U.S. Representative, Ohio's 7th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 8U.S. Representative, Ohio's 8th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 9U.S. Representative, Ohio's 9th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 10U.S. Representative, Ohio's 10th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 11U.S. Representative, Ohio's 11th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 12U.S. Representative, Ohio's 12th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 13U.S. Representative, Ohio's 13th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 14U.S. Representative, Ohio's 14th District
U.S. HouseDistrict 15U.S. Representative, Ohio's 15th District

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

Ohio Senate

Ohio Senate, sitting membersThe Ohio Senate has 9 Democratic, 24 Republican seats; 17 are on the 2026 ballot.Beth Liston (D), district 16Casey Weinstein (D), district 28Catherine D. Ingram (D), district 9, on the 2026 ballotHearcel F. Craig (D), district 15, on the 2026 ballotKent Smith (D), district 21, on the 2026 ballotNickie J. Antonio (D), district 23, on the 2026 ballotPaula Hicks-Hudson (D), district 11, on the 2026 ballotWilliam P. DeMora (D), district 25, on the 2026 ballotWillis E. Blackshear Jr. (D), district 6 (R), district 13, on the 2026 ballotAl Cutrona (R), district 33, on the 2026 ballotAl Landis (R), district 31, on the 2026 ballotAndrew O. Brenner (R), district 19, on the 2026 ballotBill Reineke (R), district 26Brian M. Chavez (R), district 30George F. Lang (R), district 4Jane M. Timken (R), district 29, on the 2026 ballotJerry C. Cirino (R), district 18Kristina D. Roegner (R), district 27, on the 2026 ballotKyle Koehler (R), district 10Louis W. Blessing III (R), district 8Mark Romanchuk (R), district 22Michele Reynolds (R), district 3, on the 2026 ballotRob McColley (R), district 1, on the 2026 ballotSandra O'Brien (R), district 32Shane Wilkin (R), district 17, on the 2026 ballotStephen A. Huffman (R), district 5, on the 2026 ballotSteve Wilson (R), district 7, on the 2026 ballotSusan Manchester (R), district 12Terry Johnson (R), district 14Theresa Gavarone (R), district 2Thomas F. Patton (R), district 24Tim Schaffer (R), district 20Ohio Senate · D 9 · R 24
Ohio Senate, sitting membersThe Ohio Senate has 9 Democratic, 24 Republican seats; 17 are on the 2026 ballot.Source: the chamber's own member directory · as of 2026-09-08 · Download this chart
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Ohio Senate, sitting members
MemberPartyDistrictNote
Beth ListonD16
Casey WeinsteinD28
Catherine D. IngramD9on the 2026 ballot
Hearcel F. CraigD15on the 2026 ballot
Kent SmithD21on the 2026 ballot
Nickie J. AntonioD23on the 2026 ballot
Paula Hicks-HudsonD11on the 2026 ballot
William P. DeMoraD25on the 2026 ballot
Willis E. Blackshear Jr.D6
R13on the 2026 ballot
Al CutronaR33on the 2026 ballot
Al LandisR31on the 2026 ballot
Andrew O. BrennerR19on the 2026 ballot
Bill ReinekeR26
Brian M. ChavezR30
George F. LangR4
Jane M. TimkenR29on the 2026 ballot
Jerry C. CirinoR18
Kristina D. RoegnerR27on the 2026 ballot
Kyle KoehlerR10
Louis W. Blessing IIIR8
Mark RomanchukR22
Michele ReynoldsR3on the 2026 ballot
Rob McColleyR1on the 2026 ballot
Sandra O'BrienR32
Shane WilkinR17on the 2026 ballot
Stephen A. HuffmanR5on the 2026 ballot
Steve WilsonR7on the 2026 ballot
Susan ManchesterR12
Terry JohnsonR14
Theresa GavaroneR2
Thomas F. PattonR24
Tim SchafferR20
Ohio Senate · 17 races · open the list
Ohio Senate districts, 2026, by the party holding the seat17 of 33 districts have a 2026 race on file; the seat is held by a Republican in 10, a Democrat in 6, vacant in 1.Ohio Senate District 1: seat held by Rob McColley (R); 1 candidate with a page1Ohio Senate District 2: no 2026 race on file2Ohio Senate District 3: seat held by Michele Reynolds (R); 2 candidates with a page3Ohio Senate District 4: no 2026 race on file4Ohio Senate District 5: seat held by Stephen A. Huffman (R); 2 candidates with a page5Ohio Senate District 6: no 2026 race on file6Ohio Senate District 7: seat held by Steve Wilson (R); 2 candidates with a page7Ohio Senate District 8: no 2026 race on file8Ohio Senate District 9: seat held by Catherine D. Ingram (D); 2 candidates with a page9Ohio Senate District 10: no 2026 race on file10Ohio Senate District 11: seat held by Paula Hicks-Hudson (D); 3 candidates with a page11Ohio Senate District 12: no 2026 race on file12Ohio Senate District 13: seat vacant; 2 candidates with a page13Ohio Senate District 14: no 2026 race on file14Ohio Senate District 15: seat held by Hearcel F. Craig (D); 2 candidates with a page15Ohio Senate District 16: no 2026 race on file16Ohio Senate District 17: seat held by Shane Wilkin (R); 2 candidates with a page17Ohio Senate District 18: no 2026 race on file18Ohio Senate District 19: seat held by Andrew O. Brenner (R); 2 candidates with a page19Ohio Senate District 20: no 2026 race on file20Ohio Senate District 21: seat held by Kent Smith (D); 2 candidates with a page21Ohio Senate District 22: no 2026 race on file22Ohio Senate District 23: seat held by Nickie J. Antonio (D); 2 candidates with a page23Ohio Senate District 24: no 2026 race on file24Ohio Senate District 25: seat held by William P. DeMora (D); 3 candidates with a page25Ohio Senate District 26: no 2026 race on file26Ohio Senate District 27: seat held by Kristina D. Roegner (R); 2 candidates with a page27Ohio Senate District 28: no 2026 race on file28Ohio Senate District 29: seat held by Jane M. Timken (R); 2 candidates with a page29Ohio Senate District 30: no 2026 race on file30Ohio Senate District 31: seat held by Al Landis (R); 2 candidates with a page31Ohio Senate District 32: no 2026 race on file32Ohio Senate District 33: seat held by Alessandro Cutrona (R); 2 candidates with a page33
Ohio Senate districts, 2026, by the party holding the seat17 of 33 districts have a 2026 race on file; the seat is held by a Republican in 10, a Democrat in 6, vacant in 1.Source: Ohio General Assembly district boundaries, ODOT TIMS · as of 2026-11-01 · Download this chart
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Ohio Senate districts, 2026, by the party holding the seat
ChamberDistrictNote
Ohio SenateDistrict 1Ohio State Senator, District 1
Ohio SenateDistrict 2No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 3Ohio State Senator, District 3
Ohio SenateDistrict 4No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 5Ohio State Senator, District 5
Ohio SenateDistrict 6No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 7Ohio State Senator, District 7
Ohio SenateDistrict 8No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 9Ohio State Senator, District 9
Ohio SenateDistrict 10No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 11Ohio State Senator, District 11
Ohio SenateDistrict 12No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 13Ohio State Senator, District 13
Ohio SenateDistrict 14No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 15Ohio State Senator, District 15
Ohio SenateDistrict 16No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 17Ohio State Senator, District 17
Ohio SenateDistrict 18No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 19Ohio State Senator, District 19
Ohio SenateDistrict 20No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 21Ohio State Senator, District 21
Ohio SenateDistrict 22No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 23Ohio State Senator, District 23
Ohio SenateDistrict 24No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 25Ohio State Senator, District 25
Ohio SenateDistrict 26No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 27Ohio State Senator, District 27
Ohio SenateDistrict 28No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 29Ohio State Senator, District 29
Ohio SenateDistrict 30No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 31Ohio State Senator, District 31
Ohio SenateDistrict 32No 2026 race on file
Ohio SenateDistrict 33Ohio State Senator, District 33

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

Ohio House

Ohio House, sitting membersThe Ohio House has 34 Democratic, 65 Republican seats; 99 are on the 2026 ballot.Anita Somani (D), district 8, on the 2026 ballotAshley Bryant Bailey (D), district 26, on the 2026 ballotBeryl Brown Piccolantonio (D), district 4, on the 2026 ballotBride Rose Sweeney (D), district 16, on the 2026 ballotC. Allison Russo (D), district 7, on the 2026 ballotCecil Thomas (D), district 25, on the 2026 ballotChris Glassburn (D), district 15, on the 2026 ballotChristine Cockley (D), district 6, on the 2026 ballotCrystal Lett (D), district 11, on the 2026 ballotDani Isaacsohn (D), district 24, on the 2026 ballotDaniel P. Troy (D), district 23, on the 2026 ballotDarnell T. Brewer (D), district 22, on the 2026 ballotDerrick Hall (D), district 34, on the 2026 ballotDesiree Tims (D), district 38, on the 2026 ballotDontavius L. Jarrells (D), district 1, on the 2026 ballotElgin Rogers Jr. (D), district 42, on the 2026 ballotEric Synenberg (D), district 21, on the 2026 ballotErika White (D), district 41, on the 2026 ballotIsmail Mohamed (D), district 3, on the 2026 ballotJoseph A. Miller III (D), district 53, on the 2026 ballotJuanita O. Brent (D), district 18, on the 2026 ballotKaren Brownlee (D), district 28, on the 2026 ballotLatyna M. Humphrey (D), district 2, on the 2026 ballotLauren McNally (D), district 58, on the 2026 ballotMark Sigrist (D), district 10, on the 2026 ballotMeredith R. Lawson-Rowe (D), district 5, on the 2026 ballotMichele Grim (D), district 43, on the 2026 ballotMunira Abdullahi (D), district 9, on the 2026 ballotPhillip M. Robinson Jr. (D), district 19, on the 2026 ballotRachel B. Baker (D), district 27, on the 2026 ballotSean P. Brennan (D), district 14, on the 2026 ballotTerrence Upchurch (D), district 20, on the 2026 ballotTristan Rader (D), district 13, on the 2026 ballotVeronica R. Sims (D), district 33, on the 2026 ballot (R), district 89, on the 2026 ballotAdam C. Bird (R), district 63, on the 2026 ballotAdam Holmes (R), district 97, on the 2026 ballotAdam Mathews (R), district 56, on the 2026 ballotAndrea White (R), district 36, on the 2026 ballotAngela N. King (R), district 84, on the 2026 ballotBernard Willis (R), district 74, on the 2026 ballotBeth Lear (R), district 61, on the 2026 ballotBill Roemer (R), district 31, on the 2026 ballotBob Peterson (R), district 91, on the 2026 ballotBrian Lampton (R), district 70, on the 2026 ballotBrian Lorenz (R), district 60, on the 2026 ballotBrian Stewart (R), district 12, on the 2026 ballotCindy Abrams (R), district 29, on the 2026 ballotDavid Thomas (R), district 65, on the 2026 ballotDiane Mullins (R), district 47, on the 2026 ballotGary Click (R), district 88, on the 2026 ballotGayle Manning (R), district 52, on the 2026 ballotHaraz N. Ghanbari (R), district 75, on the 2026 ballotHeidi Workman (R), district 72, on the 2026 ballotJack K. Daniels (R), district 32, on the 2026 ballotJames M. Hoops (R), district 81, on the 2026 ballotJamie Callender (R), district 57, on the 2026 ballotJason Stephens (R), district 93, on the 2026 ballotJean Schmidt (R), district 62, on the 2026 ballotJeff LaRe (R), district 73, on the 2026 ballotJennifer Gross (R), district 45, on the 2026 ballotJim Thomas (R), district 49, on the 2026 ballotJodi Salvo (R), district 51, on the 2026 ballotJohnathan Newman (R), district 80, on the 2026 ballotJosh Williams (R), district 44, on the 2026 ballotJustin Pizzulli (R), district 90, on the 2026 ballotKellie Deeter (R), district 54, on the 2026 ballotKevin D. Miller (R), district 69, on the 2026 ballotKevin Ritter (R), district 94, on the 2026 ballotLevi Dean (R), district 71, on the 2026 ballotMarilyn John (R), district 76, on the 2026 ballotMark Hiner (R), district 98, on the 2026 ballotMark Johnson (R), district 92, on the 2026 ballotMatt Huffman (R), district 78, on the 2026 ballotMatthew Kishman (R), district 50, on the 2026 ballotMelanie Miller (R), district 67, on the 2026 ballotMeredith Craig (R), district 77, on the 2026 ballotMichael D. Dovilla (R), district 17, on the 2026 ballotMichelle Teska (R), district 55, on the 2026 ballotMike Odioso (R), district 30, on the 2026 ballotMonica Robb Blasdel (R), district 79, on the 2026 ballotNick Santucci (R), district 64, on the 2026 ballotPhil Plummer (R), district 39, on the 2026 ballotRiordan T. McClain (R), district 87, on the 2026 ballotRodney Creech (R), district 40, on the 2026 ballotRon Ferguson (R), district 96, on the 2026 ballotRoy Klopfenstein (R), district 82, on the 2026 ballotSarah Fowler Arthur (R), district 99, on the 2026 ballotScott Oelslager (R), district 48, on the 2026 ballotSean Hutson (R), district 66, on the 2026 ballotSteve Demetriou (R), district 35, on the 2026 ballotTex Fischer (R), district 59, on the 2026 ballotThaddeus J. Claggett (R), district 68, on the 2026 ballotThomas Hall (R), district 46, on the 2026 ballotTim Barhorst (R), district 85, on the 2026 ballotTom Young (R), district 37, on the 2026 ballotTracy M. Richardson (R), district 86, on the 2026 ballotTy D. Mathews (R), district 83, on the 2026 ballotTy Moore (R), district 95, on the 2026 ballotOhio House · D 34 · R 65
Ohio House, sitting membersThe Ohio House has 34 Democratic, 65 Republican seats; 99 are on the 2026 ballot.Source: the chamber's own member directory · as of 2026-09-08 · Download this chart
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Ohio House, sitting members
MemberPartyDistrictNote
Anita SomaniD8on the 2026 ballot
Ashley Bryant BaileyD26on the 2026 ballot
Beryl Brown PiccolantonioD4on the 2026 ballot
Bride Rose SweeneyD16on the 2026 ballot
C. Allison RussoD7on the 2026 ballot
Cecil ThomasD25on the 2026 ballot
Chris GlassburnD15on the 2026 ballot
Christine CockleyD6on the 2026 ballot
Crystal LettD11on the 2026 ballot
Dani IsaacsohnD24on the 2026 ballot
Daniel P. TroyD23on the 2026 ballot
Darnell T. BrewerD22on the 2026 ballot
Derrick HallD34on the 2026 ballot
Desiree TimsD38on the 2026 ballot
Dontavius L. JarrellsD1on the 2026 ballot
Elgin Rogers Jr.D42on the 2026 ballot
Eric SynenbergD21on the 2026 ballot
Erika WhiteD41on the 2026 ballot
Ismail MohamedD3on the 2026 ballot
Joseph A. Miller IIID53on the 2026 ballot
Juanita O. BrentD18on the 2026 ballot
Karen BrownleeD28on the 2026 ballot
Latyna M. HumphreyD2on the 2026 ballot
Lauren McNallyD58on the 2026 ballot
Mark SigristD10on the 2026 ballot
Meredith R. Lawson-RoweD5on the 2026 ballot
Michele GrimD43on the 2026 ballot
Munira AbdullahiD9on the 2026 ballot
Phillip M. Robinson Jr.D19on the 2026 ballot
Rachel B. BakerD27on the 2026 ballot
Sean P. BrennanD14on the 2026 ballot
Terrence UpchurchD20on the 2026 ballot
Tristan RaderD13on the 2026 ballot
Veronica R. SimsD33on the 2026 ballot
R89on the 2026 ballot
Adam C. BirdR63on the 2026 ballot
Adam HolmesR97on the 2026 ballot
Adam MathewsR56on the 2026 ballot
Andrea WhiteR36on the 2026 ballot
Angela N. KingR84on the 2026 ballot
Bernard WillisR74on the 2026 ballot
Beth LearR61on the 2026 ballot
Bill RoemerR31on the 2026 ballot
Bob PetersonR91on the 2026 ballot
Brian LamptonR70on the 2026 ballot
Brian LorenzR60on the 2026 ballot
Brian StewartR12on the 2026 ballot
Cindy AbramsR29on the 2026 ballot
David ThomasR65on the 2026 ballot
Diane MullinsR47on the 2026 ballot
Gary ClickR88on the 2026 ballot
Gayle ManningR52on the 2026 ballot
Haraz N. GhanbariR75on the 2026 ballot
Heidi WorkmanR72on the 2026 ballot
Jack K. DanielsR32on the 2026 ballot
James M. HoopsR81on the 2026 ballot
Jamie CallenderR57on the 2026 ballot
Jason StephensR93on the 2026 ballot
Jean SchmidtR62on the 2026 ballot
Jeff LaReR73on the 2026 ballot
Jennifer GrossR45on the 2026 ballot
Jim ThomasR49on the 2026 ballot
Jodi SalvoR51on the 2026 ballot
Johnathan NewmanR80on the 2026 ballot
Josh WilliamsR44on the 2026 ballot
Justin PizzulliR90on the 2026 ballot
Kellie DeeterR54on the 2026 ballot
Kevin D. MillerR69on the 2026 ballot
Kevin RitterR94on the 2026 ballot
Levi DeanR71on the 2026 ballot
Marilyn JohnR76on the 2026 ballot
Mark HinerR98on the 2026 ballot
Mark JohnsonR92on the 2026 ballot
Matt HuffmanR78on the 2026 ballot
Matthew KishmanR50on the 2026 ballot
Melanie MillerR67on the 2026 ballot
Meredith CraigR77on the 2026 ballot
Michael D. DovillaR17on the 2026 ballot
Michelle TeskaR55on the 2026 ballot
Mike OdiosoR30on the 2026 ballot
Monica Robb BlasdelR79on the 2026 ballot
Nick SantucciR64on the 2026 ballot
Phil PlummerR39on the 2026 ballot
Riordan T. McClainR87on the 2026 ballot
Rodney CreechR40on the 2026 ballot
Ron FergusonR96on the 2026 ballot
Roy KlopfensteinR82on the 2026 ballot
Sarah Fowler ArthurR99on the 2026 ballot
Scott OelslagerR48on the 2026 ballot
Sean HutsonR66on the 2026 ballot
Steve DemetriouR35on the 2026 ballot
Tex FischerR59on the 2026 ballot
Thaddeus J. ClaggettR68on the 2026 ballot
Thomas HallR46on the 2026 ballot
Tim BarhorstR85on the 2026 ballot
Tom YoungR37on the 2026 ballot
Tracy M. RichardsonR86on the 2026 ballot
Ty D. MathewsR83on the 2026 ballot
Ty MooreR95on the 2026 ballot
Ohio House · 99 races · open the list
Ohio House districts, 2026, by the party holding the seatall 99 districts have a 2026 race on file; the seat is held by a Republican in 65, a Democrat in 34.Ohio House District 1: seat held by Dontavius L. Jarrells (D); 2 candidates with a page1Ohio House District 2: seat held by Latyna M. Humphrey (D); 1 candidate with a page2Ohio House District 3: seat held by Ismail Mohamed (D); 3 candidates with a page3Ohio House District 4: seat held by Beryl Brown Piccolantonio (D); 1 candidate with a page4Ohio House District 5: seat held by Meredith R. Lawson-Rowe (D); 3 candidates with a page5Ohio House District 6: seat held by Christine Cockley (D); 2 candidates with a page6Ohio House District 7: seat held by Allison Russo (D); 3 candidates with a page7Ohio House District 8: seat held by Anita Somani (D); 2 candidates with a page8Ohio House District 9: seat held by Munira Abdullahi (D); 2 candidates with a page9Ohio House District 10: seat held by Mark Sigrist (D); 2 candidates with a page10Ohio House District 11: seat held by Crystal Lett (D); 2 candidates with a page11Ohio House District 12: seat held by Brian Stewart (R); 2 candidates with a page12Ohio House District 13: seat held by Tristan Rader (D); 2 candidates with a page13Ohio House District 14: seat held by Sean P. Brennan (D); 2 candidates with a page14Ohio House District 15: seat held by Chris Glassburn (D); 2 candidates with a page15Ohio House District 16: seat held by Bride Rose Sweeney (D); 2 candidates with a page16Ohio House District 17: seat held by Mike Dovilla (R); 2 candidates with a page17Ohio House District 18: seat held by Juanita O. Brent (D); 2 candidates with a page18Ohio House District 19: seat held by Phillip M. Robinson Jr. (D); 2 candidates with a page19Ohio House District 20: seat held by Terrence Upchurch (D); 1 candidate with a page20Ohio House District 21: seat held by Eric Synenberg (D); 2 candidates with a page21Ohio House District 22: seat held by Darnell T. Brewer (D); 1 candidate with a page22Ohio House District 23: seat held by Dan Troy (D); 2 candidates with a page23Ohio House District 24: seat held by Dani Isaacsohn (D); 1 candidate with a page24Ohio House District 25: seat held by Cecil Thomas (D); 1 candidate with a page25Ohio House District 26: seat held by Ashley Bryant Bailey (D); 2 candidates with a page26Ohio House District 27: seat held by Rachel B. Baker (D); 2 candidates with a page27Ohio House District 28: seat held by Karen Brownlee (D); 2 candidates with a page28Ohio House District 29: seat held by Cindy Abrams (R); 2 candidates with a page29Ohio House District 30: seat held by Mike Odioso (R); 2 candidates with a page30Ohio House District 31: seat held by Bill Roemer (R); 2 candidates with a page31Ohio House District 32: seat held by Jack K. Daniels (R); 2 candidates with a page32Ohio House District 33: seat held by Veronica R. Sims (D); 2 candidates with a page33Ohio House District 34: seat held by Derrick Hall (D); 2 candidates with a page34Ohio House District 35: seat held by Steve Demetriou (R); 2 candidates with a page35Ohio House District 36: seat held by Andrea White (R); 3 candidates with a page36Ohio House District 37: seat held by Tom Young (R); 2 candidates with a page37Ohio House District 38: seat held by Desiree Tims (D); 1 candidate with a page38Ohio House District 39: seat held by Phil Plummer (R); 2 candidates with a page39Ohio House District 40: seat held by Rodney Creech (R); 3 candidates with a page40Ohio House District 41: seat held by Erika White (D); 2 candidates with a page41Ohio House District 42: seat held by Elgin Rogers Jr. (D); 2 candidates with a page42Ohio House District 43: seat held by Michele Grim (D); 3 candidates with a page43Ohio House District 44: seat held by Josh Williams (R); 3 candidates with a page44Ohio House District 45: seat held by Jennifer Gross (R); 2 candidates with a page45Ohio House District 46: seat held by Thomas Hall (R); 2 candidates with a page46Ohio House District 47: seat held by Diane Mullins (R); 3 candidates with a page47Ohio House District 48: seat held by Scott Oelslager (R); 2 candidates with a page48Ohio House District 49: seat held by Jim Thomas (R); 2 candidates with a page49Ohio House District 50: seat held by Matthew Kishman (R); 2 candidates with a page50Ohio House District 51: seat held by Jodi Salvo (R); 2 candidates with a page51Ohio House District 52: seat held by Gayle Manning (R); 2 candidates with a page52Ohio House District 53: seat held by Joe Miller (D); 2 candidates with a page53Ohio House District 54: seat held by Kellie Deeter (R); 2 candidates with a page54Ohio House District 55: seat held by C. Michelle Teska (R); 3 candidates with a page55Ohio House District 56: seat held by Adam Mathews (R); 2 candidates with a page56Ohio House District 57: seat held by Jamie Callender (R); 3 candidates with a page57Ohio House District 58: seat held by Lauren McNally (D); 2 candidates with a page58Ohio House District 59: seat held by Tex Fischer (R); 2 candidates with a page59Ohio House District 60: seat held by Brian Lorenz (R); 2 candidates with a page60Ohio House District 61: seat held by Beth Lear (R); 2 candidates with a page61Ohio House District 62: seat held by Jean Schmidt (R); 3 candidates with a page62Ohio House District 63: seat held by Adam C. Bird (R); 2 candidates with a page63Ohio House District 64: seat held by Nick Santucci (R); 1 candidate with a page64Ohio House District 65: seat held by David Thomas (R); 2 candidates with a page65Ohio House District 66: seat held by Sean Hutson (R); 3 candidates with a page66Ohio House District 67: seat held by Melanie Miller (R); 2 candidates with a page67Ohio House District 68: seat held by Thaddeus J. Claggett (R); 2 candidates with a page68Ohio House District 69: seat held by Kevin D. Miller (R); 2 candidates with a page69Ohio House District 70: seat held by Brian Lampton (R); 2 candidates with a page70Ohio House District 71: seat held by Levi Dean (R); 2 candidates with a page71Ohio House District 72: seat held by Heidi Workman (R); 3 candidates with a page72Ohio House District 73: seat held by Jeff LaRe (R); 2 candidates with a page73Ohio House District 74: seat held by Bernard Willis (R); 2 candidates with a page74Ohio House District 75: seat held by Haraz N. Ghanbari (R); 2 candidates with a page75Ohio House District 76: seat held by Marilyn John (R); 2 candidates with a page76Ohio House District 77: seat held by Meredith Craig (R); 2 candidates with a page77Ohio House District 78: seat held by Matt Huffman (R); 2 candidates with a page78Ohio House District 79: seat held by Monica Robb Blasdel (R); 2 candidates with a page79Ohio House District 80: seat held by Johnathan Newman (R); 2 candidates with a page80Ohio House District 81: seat held by James M. Hoops (R); 2 candidates with a page81Ohio House District 82: seat held by Roy Klopfenstein (R); 3 candidates with a page82Ohio House District 83: seat held by Ty D. Mathews (R); 2 candidates with a page83Ohio House District 84: seat held by Angela N. King (R); 2 candidates with a page84Ohio House District 85: seat held by Tim Barhorst (R); 2 candidates with a page85Ohio House District 86: seat held by Tracy M. Richardson (R); 2 candidates with a page86Ohio House District 87: seat held by Riordan T. McClain (R); 3 candidates with a page87Ohio House District 88: seat held by Gary Click (R); 2 candidates with a page88Ohio House District 89: seat held by D.J. Swearingen (R); 2 candidates with a page89Ohio House District 90: seat held by Justin Pizzulli (R); 2 candidates with a page90Ohio House District 91: seat held by Bob Peterson (R); 2 candidates with a page91Ohio House District 92: seat held by Mark Johnson (R); 2 candidates with a page92Ohio House District 93: seat held by Jason Stephens (R); 2 candidates with a page93Ohio House District 94: seat held by Kevin Ritter (R); 2 candidates with a page94Ohio House District 95: seat held by Ty Moore (R); 2 candidates with a page95Ohio House District 96: seat held by Ron Ferguson (R); 2 candidates with a page96Ohio House District 97: seat held by Adam Holmes (R); 3 candidates with a page97Ohio House District 98: seat held by Mark Hiner (R); 2 candidates with a page98Ohio House District 99: seat held by Sarah Fowler Arthur (R); 2 candidates with a page99
Ohio House districts, 2026, by the party holding the seatall 99 districts have a 2026 race on file; the seat is held by a Republican in 65, a Democrat in 34.Source: Ohio General Assembly district boundaries, ODOT TIMS · as of 2026-11-01 · Download this chart
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Ohio House districts, 2026, by the party holding the seat
ChamberDistrictNote
Ohio HouseDistrict 1Ohio State Representative, District 1
Ohio HouseDistrict 2Ohio State Representative, District 2
Ohio HouseDistrict 3Ohio State Representative, District 3
Ohio HouseDistrict 4Ohio State Representative, District 4
Ohio HouseDistrict 5Ohio State Representative, District 5
Ohio HouseDistrict 6Ohio State Representative, District 6
Ohio HouseDistrict 7Ohio State Representative, District 7
Ohio HouseDistrict 8Ohio State Representative, District 8
Ohio HouseDistrict 9Ohio State Representative, District 9
Ohio HouseDistrict 10Ohio State Representative, District 10
Ohio HouseDistrict 11Ohio State Representative, District 11
Ohio HouseDistrict 12Ohio State Representative, District 12
Ohio HouseDistrict 13Ohio State Representative, District 13
Ohio HouseDistrict 14Ohio State Representative, District 14
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Candidates are listed alphabetically by surname (Ohio rotates ballot order by precinct).

Supreme Court

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

Statewide issues

Measures certified for the statewide ballot, as filed.

Sources

Sources · 131 records

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