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Ted Strickland

Democratic · Former Governor of Ohio, 2007–2011 · born 1941 in Lucasville, Ohio

Work
Counseling psychologist at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Work
Professor of psychology at Shawnee State University.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Work
Administrator at a Methodist children's home before his 1992 election to Congress.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Work
Ordained minister in the United Methodist Church; served a Methodist church in Portsmouth, Ohio.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Education
B.A. in history, minor in psychology, Asbury College, 1963.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Education
M.A. in guidance counseling, University of Kentucky, 1966.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Education
Ph.D. in counseling psychology, University of Kentucky, 1980.

Sources: en.wikipedia.org · nga.org

Ballotpedia · Wikipedia

10 of 11 sections researched

44 sources · 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2016 · updated 2026-09-25

Not yet researched: Endorsements.

What has been checked
  • Profile 12 entries
  • On the ballot 0 entries The 2016 race is complete; no pending candidacy is published for it.
  • Where they stand 8 entries
  • What they have said, checked 4 entries
  • Record in office 8 entries
  • Money 6 entries
  • Financial interests 2 entries
  • Polling and approval 3 entries
  • Elections 7 entries
  • Endorsements Not yet researched
  • Sources 27 entries
Coverage, by section10 of 11 sections researched.Profile: 12 entriesOn the ballot: 0 entriesWhere they stand: 8 entriesWhat they have said, checked: 4 entriesRecord in office: 8 entriesMoney: 6 entriesFinancial interests: 2 entriesPolling and approval: 3 entriesElections: 7 entriesEndorsements: Not yet researchedSources: 27 entries10 of 11 sections researched · 44 sources
Coverage, by section10 of 11 sections researched.Source: Cracked Buckeye coverage record for Ted Strickland, 10 of 11 sections researched · as of 2026-09-25 · Download this chart
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Ted Strickland
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Where they are on the ballotOn the ballot for U.S. Senator from Ohio.Ted Strickland: U.S. Senator from Ohio, Democratic
Where they are on the ballotOn the ballot for U.S. Senator from Ohio.Source: U.S. House districts of the Ohio Redistricting Commission plan of October 31, 2025 · as of 2026-09-24 · Download this chart
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ChamberDistrictNote
StatewideAll of OhioU.S. Senator from Ohio

On the ballot

None found in the records checked

The voting scheduleNo race is pending for Ted Strickland in the calendars on file.None found in the records checked
The voting scheduleNo race is pending for Ted Strickland in the calendars on file.Source: ohiosos.gov · as of 2026-11-03 · Download this chart
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Status
None found in the records checked

Where they stand

Campaign finance

Paraphrase of a linked source, not their words:

A May 14, 2016 fundraising email from his campaign, sent by his campaign manager, said: "we don’t have a super PAC, and quite frankly, we don’t want one that spends millions to spew out lies and distortions"

May 2016 · Campaign statement: fundraising email signed by his campaign manager (not his own words), per PolitiFact

Source: politifact.com

Economy

I'm running for the United States Senate in 2016 because I am determined to restore the American Dream for working people in this country

2015 · Campaign announcement, per Governing.com

Source: governing.com

Paraphrase of a linked source, not their words:

Argued the 2007-2010 job losses stemmed primarily from the national financial crisis and Great Recession rather than his own policies, and that Ohio's economy was beginning to recover by 2010.

2010 · 2010 campaign platform, per the research archive

Source: Ted Strickland

Paraphrase of a linked source, not their words:

Proposed the 'Turnaround Ohio' plan linking economic growth to educational achievement: expanded health screenings and preschool access, workforce retraining, state-funded children's college savings accounts, and a roughly $250 million alternative-energy initiative aimed at manufacturing jobs.

2006 · 'Turnaround Ohio' campaign plan, per Policy Matters Ohio

Source: policymattersohio.org

Government ethics

Taft-Blackwell way of governing

September 2006 · Youngstown debate, per WOSU

Source: wosu.org

Health care

Paraphrase of a linked source, not their words:

Supported the Obama administration's health care overhaul, drawing a contrast with Kasich, who opposed it, and defended his record on education reform.

2010 · 2010 campaign platform, per the research archive

Source: 2010 Ohio gubernatorial election

Taxes

Paraphrase of a linked source, not their words:

Opposed Blackwell's proposed flat 3.25% state income tax, arguing it favored high earners, while supporting middle-class tax cuts and marriage-tax relief; an outside analysis found 61% of Ohio taxpayers would pay more under Blackwell's plan.

2006 · 2006 campaign, per Policy Matters Ohio

Source: policymattersohio.org

Trade

Paraphrase of a linked source, not their words:

Made opposition to trade deals a centerpiece of the campaign, attacking Portman's support for NAFTA and the Trans-Pacific Partnership and accusing him of failing to stop Chinese steel dumping.

2016 · Campaign record, per Ideastream/WKSU

Source: wksu.org

What they have said, checked

Said about Ted Strickland

Record in office

Record in office, dated entries8 record entries from 2007 to 2011; 5 of them actions; 3 offices held on the record.20002010Strickland (D)U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District, 1993-01 to 1995-01U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District, 1997-01 to 2007-01Governor of Ohio, 2007-01 to 2011-012007 (action): Created the University System of Ohio to expand access to in-state higher education; Ohio's K-12 system rose from 27th to 5th in the nation 2007 (action): Ohio public schools rose in national rankings, from 27th to 5th per Education Week, during his education-reform push, and manufacturing empl2007 (action): Ohio lost a net of roughly 367,800 to 400,000 nonfarm jobs during his term and unemployment rose from 5.6% to a peak of 10.7%, though Politi2008 (bill): Signed Ohio's renewable-portfolio standard, mandating that 25% of the state's electricity come from renewable/advanced sources by 2025.2008-07 (bill): Signed a 2008 renewable portfolio standard requiring 25% of Ohio's electricity to come from renewable and advanced-energy sources by 2025.2009 (action): Drew down Ohio's Budget Stabilization ('rainy day') Fund from roughly $1 billion to $0.89 by the time he left office, using it to help balan2010-09-17 (statement): His administration's public accounting said about $4.89 billion in one-time money was used to balance the state budget; PolitiFact found the2011 (action): After leaving office, helped lead the 2011 citizen-referendum campaign against Senate Bill 5, which would have sharply limited public-employ
Record in office, dated entries8 record entries from 2007 to 2011; 5 of them actions; 3 offices held on the record.Source: Cracked Buckeye person record for Strickland (D), 8 dated entries · as of 2011 · Download this chart
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PersonDateKindEntry
Strickland (D)1993-01officeU.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District
Strickland (D)1997-01officeU.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District
Strickland (D)2007-01officeGovernor of Ohio
Strickland (D)2007action2007 (action): Created the University System of Ohio to expand access to in-state higher education; Ohio's K-12 system rose from 27th to 5th in the nation
Strickland (D)2007action2007 (action): Ohio public schools rose in national rankings, from 27th to 5th per Education Week, during his education-reform push, and manufacturing empl
Strickland (D)2007action2007 (action): Ohio lost a net of roughly 367,800 to 400,000 nonfarm jobs during his term and unemployment rose from 5.6% to a peak of 10.7%, though Politi
Strickland (D)2008bill2008 (bill): Signed Ohio's renewable-portfolio standard, mandating that 25% of the state's electricity come from renewable/advanced sources by 2025.
Strickland (D)2008-07bill2008-07 (bill): Signed a 2008 renewable portfolio standard requiring 25% of Ohio's electricity to come from renewable and advanced-energy sources by 2025.
Strickland (D)2009action2009 (action): Drew down Ohio's Budget Stabilization ('rainy day') Fund from roughly $1 billion to $0.89 by the time he left office, using it to help balan
Strickland (D)2010-09-17statement2010-09-17 (statement): His administration's public accounting said about $4.89 billion in one-time money was used to balance the state budget; PolitiFact found the
Strickland (D)2011action2011 (action): After leaving office, helped lead the 2011 citizen-referendum campaign against Senate Bill 5, which would have sharply limited public-employ

  1. action 2011

    After leaving office, helped lead the 2011 citizen-referendum campaign against Senate Bill 5, which would have sharply limited public-employee collective bargaining; Ohio voters repealed SB 5 with more than 60% support.

    Source: en.wikipedia.org

  2. statement September 17, 2010

    His administration's public accounting said about $4.89 billion in one-time money was used to balance the state budget; PolitiFact found the real total was closer to $6.51 billion once later budget actions were included.

    PolitiFact, September 17, 2010: False · the source

    Source: Strickland administration figures for one-time money used in state budget don't measure up

  3. action 2009

    Drew down Ohio's Budget Stabilization ('rainy day') Fund from roughly $1 billion to $0.89 by the time he left office, using it to help balance the state budget during the 2008-09 recession.

    U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in a 2016 ad: As governor, Ted Strickland left only 89 cents in Ohio's rainy day fund. · the source

    Source: politifact.com

  4. bill July 2008

    Signed a 2008 renewable portfolio standard requiring 25% of Ohio's electricity to come from renewable and advanced-energy sources by 2025.

    Source: Ted Strickland

  5. bill 2008

    Signed Ohio's renewable-portfolio standard, mandating that 25% of the state's electricity come from renewable/advanced sources by 2025.

    Source: en.wikipedia.org

  6. action 2007

    Ohio public schools rose in national rankings, from 27th to 5th per Education Week, during his education-reform push, and manufacturing employment grew by roughly 9,300 jobs between January and December 2010.

    Source: Quality Counts

  7. action 2007

    Ohio lost a net of roughly 367,800 to 400,000 nonfarm jobs during his term and unemployment rose from 5.6% to a peak of 10.7%, though PolitiFact found attack ads placing full blame on Strickland lacked context since the losses were driven substantially by the national recession.

    PolitiFact, October 19, 2010: False · the source

    Source: Kasich ad puts all the state's budget woes, job losses on Strickland

  8. action 2007

    Created the University System of Ohio to expand access to in-state higher education; Ohio's K-12 system rose from 27th to 5th in the nation (grade B-) in Education Week's 'Quality Counts' rankings during his term.

    Sources: thinkbeyond.osu.edu · edweek.org

Recorded votes

Ted Strickland cast 5,437 Yea or Nay votes on the roll calls we hold, across 5 terms from 1997 to 2006, all in Congress, from Voteview. Each term opens to every roll call, with the question, the result, how Ted Strickland voted and how the majority of their party voted.

TermChamberYeaNayDid not voteWith party
109th Congress, 2005–2006U.S. House, district 659534027590% of 503
108th Congress, 2003–2004U.S. House, district 67954022093% of 595
107th Congress, 2001–2002U.S. House, district 66433371090% of 409
106th Congress, 1999–2000U.S. House, district 67374403285% of 528
105th Congress, 1997–1998U.S. House, district 66694791884% of 607

"With party" counts only roll calls on which most Republicans and most Democrats voted opposite ways.

Sources: Congressional roll-call votes · Roll call votes · Roll call votes

Money

Where the money went, as filedTed Strickland raised $10.7M, spent $10.6M, $169K on hand as of December 31, 2016.Raised to Spent: $10.6MRaised to Cash on hand: $169KTed Strickland: Raised, $10.7M as filed, as of 2016-12-31Raised$10.7MTed Strickland: Spent, $10.6M as filed, as of 2016-12-31Spent$10.6MTed Strickland: Cash on hand, $169K as filed, as of 2016-12-31Cash on hand$169KIn, as filedWhere it went, as filed
Where the money went, as filedTed Strickland raised $10.7M, spent $10.6M, $169K on hand as of December 31, 2016.Source: FEC filings, committee C00573212, through 2016-12-31 · as of 2016-12-31 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
FromToDollarsShare of totalNote
RaisedSpent10,567,81198.4%
RaisedCash on hand169,1361.6%
Money, as filedTed Strickland raised $10.7M, spent $10.6M, $169K on hand as of December 31, 2016; 3 filings on file.2016 U.S. SenateRaisedTed Strickland, 2016 U.S. Senate: raised $10.7M as filed with the FEC, as of 2016-12-31$10.7MSpentTed Strickland, 2016 U.S. Senate: spent $10.6M as filed with the FEC, as of 2016-12-31$10.6MCash on handTed Strickland, 2016 U.S. Senate: cash on hand $169K as filed with the FEC, as of 2016-12-31$169K2010 GovernorRaisedTed Strickland, 2010 Governor: raised $11.1M as filed with the Ohio Secretary of State, as of 2010-11$11.1MSpentTed Strickland, 2010 Governor: spent not yet researchedNot yet researchedCash on handTed Strickland, 2010 Governor: cash on hand not yet researchedNot yet researched2006 GovernorRaisedTed Strickland, 2006 Governor: raised $16.7M as filed with the Ohio Secretary of State, as of 2006$16.7MSpentTed Strickland, 2006 Governor: spent not yet researchedNot yet researchedCash on handTed Strickland, 2006 Governor: cash on hand not yet researchedNot yet researched
Money, as filedTed Strickland raised $10.7M, spent $10.6M, $169K on hand as of December 31, 2016; 3 filings on file.Source: FEC filings, committee C00573212 · as of 2016-12-31 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
GroupItemUSDNote
2016 U.S. SenateRaised10,736,947
2016 U.S. SenateSpent10,567,811
2016 U.S. SenateCash on hand169,136
2010 GovernorRaised11,065,559
2010 GovernorSpentNot yet researched
2010 GovernorCash on handNot yet researched
2006 GovernorRaised16,700,000
2006 GovernorSpentNot yet researched
2006 GovernorCash on handNot yet researched
Itemized contributions from inside Ohio, share of all itemizedNo filing on file for Ted Strickland breaks itemized contributions down by state.None found in the records checked
Itemized contributions from inside Ohio, share of all itemizedNo filing on file for Ted Strickland breaks itemized contributions down by state.Source: fec.gov · as of 2026-11-03 · Download this chart
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Status
None found in the records checked

Totals as filed

RaceFilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
U.S. Senator from Ohio FEC C00573212 $10,736,947$10,567,811$169,136December 31, 2016
Governor of Ohio OhioSOS $11,065,559November 2010
Governor of Ohio OhioSOS $16,700,0002006

Sources: fec.gov · fec.gov

Source: Ted Strickland Top Contributors

Source: followthemoney.org

Donors, as filed2 donors on file, totaling $174K; the top entry is New York City-based attorneys, real-estate executives and financial-services professionals at $120K.New York City-based…New York City-based attorneys, real-estate executives and financial-services professionals: $120K$120KWashington…Washington, D.C.-based attorneys, lobbyists, consultants and CEOs: $54K$54K
Donors, as filed2 donors on file, totaling $174K; the top entry is New York City-based attorneys, real-estate executives and financial-services professionals at $120K.Source: FEC filings, committee C00573212 · as of 2016-12-31 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
GroupItemUSDNote
New York City-based attorneys, real-estate executives and financial-services professionals120,000
Washington, D.C.-based attorneys, lobbyists, consultants and CEOs54,000

Top donors, as filed

  • New York City-based attorneys, real-estate executives and financial-services professionals · $120,000 · campaign committee · U.S. Senator from Ohio

    Fourth-quarter 2015 individual donors, per FEC records analyzed by the Washington Free Beacon

    Source: freebeacon.com

  • Washington, D.C.-based attorneys, lobbyists, consultants and CEOs · $54,000 · campaign committee · U.S. Senator from Ohio

    Fourth-quarter 2015 individual donors, per FEC records analyzed by the Washington Free Beacon

    Source: freebeacon.com

Outside spending

Outside spending, as reported$5.9M supporting and $30.4M opposing, reported, not filed.2016 U.S. SenateSupportingreported, not filedSupporting Ted Strickland, 2016 U.S. Senate: $5.9M reported, not filed, as of 2016-11$5.9MOpposingreported, not filedOpposing Ted Strickland, 2016 U.S. Senate: $30.4M reported, not filed, as of 2016-11$30.4M
Outside spending, as reported$5.9M supporting and $30.4M opposing, reported, not filed.Source: opensecrets.org · as of 2016-11 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
GroupItemUSDNote
2016 U.S. SenateSupporting, reported, not filed5,900,000
2016 U.S. SenateOpposing, reported, not filed30,400,000

  • U.S. Senator from Ohio · supporting $5,900,000 reported, not filed · opposing $30,400,000 reported, not filed · as of November 2016

    Senate Majority PAC · $9,960,000 reported, not filed · support

    Source: opensecrets.org

Financial interests

Disclosed holdings

None found in the records checked.

Disclosed income

None found in the records checked.

Reported conflicts

  • Repeatedly said in fundraising appeals that he had no super PAC and did not want one, contrasting himself with Portman's reliance on outside money; PolitiFact rated the claim Half True because Strickland was simultaneously benefiting from millions of dollars in Senate Majority PAC spending on his behalf.

    May 31, 2016 · Reported by PolitiFact

    Source: politifact.com

  • Ran on an economic-populist message contrasting himself with Portman's donor base, while his own campaign drew a share of its early money -- more than $174,000 in the fourth quarter of 2015 alone, about 21% of that quarter's individual contributions -- from wealthy donors in New York City and Washington, D.C.

    2016 · Reported by Washington Free Beacon

    Source: freebeacon.com

Net worth, as estimated

None found in the records checked.

Polling and approval

Polls, U.S. Senator from Ohio, as published1 field date from October 2, 2016 to October 2, 2016; the latest has Strickland at 39.0%25%50%75%100%Nov 2016Election dayTed Strickland 39% - Quinnipiac University, 2016-10-02 - likely votersField date
Polls, U.S. Senator from Ohio, as published1 field date from October 2, 2016 to October 2, 2016; the latest has Strickland at 39.Source: Cracked Buckeye poll log for Ted Strickland, 1 poll, as published by Quinnipiac University · as of 2016-10-02 · Download this chart
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Field dateCandidateSharePoll
Oct 2, 2016Ted Strickland39Quinnipiac University, likely voters

Elections

Election results, share of the vote7 races on file, 5 won; shares from 37.2% to 99.9%.1998 U.S. House 6Ted Strickland, U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District: won, 57.0%57.0%2000 U.S. House 6Ted Strickland, U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District: won, 57.7%57.7%2002 U.S. House 6Ted Strickland, U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District: won, 59.5%59.5%2004 U.S. House 6Ted Strickland, U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District: won, 99.9%99.9%2006 GovernorTed Strickland, Governor of Ohio: won, 60.5%60.5%2010 GovernorTed Strickland, Governor of Ohio: lost, 47.0%47.0%2016 U.S. SenateTed Strickland, U.S. Senator from Ohio: lost, 37.2%37.2%
Election results, share of the vote7 races on file, 5 won; shares from 37.2% to 99.9%.Source: Ohio Secretary of State, official canvass, 1998-2016 · as of 2016 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
GroupItemPCTNote
1998 U.S. House 657
2000 U.S. House 657.7
2002 U.S. House 659.5
2004 U.S. House 699.9
2006 Governor60.5
2010 Governor47.0
2016 U.S. Senate37.2
RacePartyResultVotesShare
U.S. Senator from Ohio (2016) DemocraticLost 1,996,908 37.2%
Governor of Ohio (2010) DemocraticLost 1,812,059 47.0%
Governor of Ohio (2006) DemocraticWon 2,435,505 60.5%
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District (2004) DemocraticWon 223,844 99.9%
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District (2002) DemocraticWon 113,972 59.5%
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District (2000) DemocraticWon 138,849 57.7%
U.S. Representative, Ohio's 6th District (1998) DemocraticWon 102,852 57.0%

Offices held

Endorsements

Not yet researched

Sources

Data from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0: Ted Strickland · 2016 United States Senate election in Ohio · United States congressional Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction · 2010 Ohio gubernatorial election · 2006 Ohio gubernatorial election · Coingate scandal

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