Tim Ginter

Elected officials · Republican

Held 1 office on file, 2006-2023.

About Tim Ginter

Written from the offices on file here and the facts Wikidata holds (the Wikidata item).

Tim Ginter (born 1955) is on record as an Ohio state representative for district 5 (2015-2022).

Tim Ginter studied at Mount Vernon Nazarene University.

Oldest first. Back-to-back terms in the same seat are one row.

Years	Office	Party	Notes	Source
2015 to 2023	Ohio state representative, district 5	Republican	Followed Nick Barborak.	github.com

Official county returns as converted by OpenElections, 2000 to 2020. In a primary, the share is of that party's votes.

Date	Election	Office	Votes	Share	Result	Source
2006-05-02	primary (Republican)	U.S. House, district 6	7,606	19.43%	Lost	github.com
2008-03-04	primary (Republican)	State Senate, district 30	18,501	100.0%	Won	github.com
2008-11-04	general (Republican)	State Senate, district 30	59,761	39.14%	Lost	github.com
2014-11-04	general (Republican)	State House, district 5	16,091	59.54%	Won	github.com
2016-03-15	primary (Republican)	State House, district 5	14,705	100.0%	Won	github.com
2016-11-08	general (Republican)	State House, district 5	31,874	71.11%	Won	github.com
2018-05-08	primary (Republican)	State House, district 5	7,315	100.0%	Won	github.com
2018-11-06	general (Republican)	State House, district 5	25,108	70.24%	Won	github.com
2020-11-03	general (Republican)	State House, district 5	36,243	74.27%	Won	github.com

Filings with the Federal Election Commission for an Ohio seat. A filing is not a place on the ballot.

Cycle	Office	Party	Filed as	Source
2006	United States representative, district 6	Republican	open seat	fec.gov

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