The President

The President

The office is held by Donald Trump, Republican.

Ohio has voted for president 55 times, from 1804 to 2024. Every figure below links to the record it came from.

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How Ohio has voted for president

One bar per election, oldest at the left; bar height is the winning margin in Ohio, color the winner's party. The dot rows below the bars mark whether that year's Ohio winner also carried the nation, once the national result is on file. The table carries every figure.

Presidential election results by margin, OhioOhio's presidential margin has run from 1804 to 2024; bar height is the winning margin, color the winning party.1804: Thomas Jefferson (DR), 75.4-point margin1808: James Madison (DR), 41.2-point margin1812: James Madison (DR), 38.4-point margin1816: James Monroe (DR), 69.7-point margin1820: James Monroe (DR), 52.8-point margin1824: Henry Clay (DR), 1.5-point margin1828: Andrew Jackson (D), 3.2-point margin1832: Andrew Jackson (D), 3.0-point margin1836: William Henry Harrison (W), 4.3-point margin1840: William Henry Harrison (W), 8.5-point margin1844: Henry Clay (W), 1.9-point margin1852: Franklin Pierce (D), 4.6-point margin1852: matched the nation1856: John C. Frémont (R), 4.3-point margin1856: missed the nation1860: Abraham Lincoln (R), 10.0-point margin1860: matched the nation1864: Abraham Lincoln (NU), 12.7-point margin1864: matched the nation1868: Ulysses S. Grant (R), 8.0-point margin1868: matched the nation1872: Ulysses S. Grant (R), 7.1-point margin1872: matched the nation1876: Rutherford B. Hayes (R), 1.1-point margin1876: matched the nation1880: James A. Garfield (R), 4.7-point margin1880: matched the nation1884: James G. Blaine (R), 4.1-point margin1884: missed the nation1888: Benjamin Harrison (R), 2.3-point margin1888: matched the nation1892: Benjamin Harrison (R), 0.1-point margin1892: missed the nation1896: William McKinley (R), 4.8-point margin1896: matched the nation1900: William McKinley (R), 6.6-point margin1900: matched the nation1904: Theodore Roosevelt (R), 25.4-point margin1904: matched the nation1908: William Howard Taft (R), 6.2-point margin1908: matched the nation1912: Woodrow Wilson (D), 14.1-point margin1912: matched the nation1916: Woodrow Wilson (D), 7.7-point margin1916: matched the nation1920: Warren G. Harding (R), 19.9-point margin1920: matched the nation1924: Calvin Coolidge (R), 34.6-point margin1924: matched the nation1928: Herbert Hoover (R), 30.4-point margin1928: matched the nation1932: Franklin D. Roosevelt (D), 2.9-point margin1932: matched the nation1936: Franklin D. Roosevelt (D), 20.6-point margin1936: matched the nation1940: Franklin D. Roosevelt (D), 4.4-point margin1940: matched the nation1944: Thomas E. Dewey (R), 0.4-point margin1944: missed the nation1948: Harry S. Truman (D), 0.2-point margin1948: matched the nation1952: Dwight D. Eisenhower (R), 13.5-point margin1952: matched the nation1956: Dwight D. Eisenhower (R), 22.2-point margin1956: matched the nation1960: Richard Nixon (R), 6.6-point margin1960: missed the nation1964: Lyndon B. Johnson (D), 25.9-point margin1964: matched the nation1968: Richard Nixon (R), 2.3-point margin1968: matched the nation1972: Richard Nixon (R), 21.6-point margin1972: matched the nation1976: Jimmy Carter (D), 0.2-point margin1976: matched the nation1980: Ronald Reagan (R), 10.6-point margin1980: matched the nation1984: Ronald Reagan (R), 18.8-point margin1984: matched the nation1988: George H.W. Bush (R), 10.9-point margin1988: matched the nation1992: Bill Clinton (D), 1.8-point margin1992: matched the nation1996: Bill Clinton (D), 6.4-point margin1996: matched the nation2000: George W. Bush (R), 3.6-point margin2000: matched the nation2004: George W. Bush (R), 2.1-point margin2004: matched the nation2008: Barack H. Obama (D), 4.6-point margin2008: matched the nation2012: Barack H. Obama (D), 3.0-point margin2012: matched the nation2016: Donald J. Trump (R), 8.1-point margin2016: matched the nation2020: Donald J. Trump (R), 8.0-point margin2020: missed the nation2024: Donald J. Trump (R), 11.2-point margin2024: matched the nation180418321852187218921912193219521972199220122024
Presidential election results by margin, OhioOhio's presidential margin has run from 1804 to 2024; bar height is the winning margin, color the winning party.Source: 78ohio.org · as of 2026-09-24 · Download this chart
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Presidential election results by margin, Ohio
YearWinnerPartyMarginMatched the nation
1804Thomas JeffersonDR75.4 pointsNot yet researched
1808James MadisonDR41.2 pointsNot yet researched
1812James MadisonDR38.4 pointsNot yet researched
1816James MonroeDR69.7 pointsNot yet researched
1820James MonroeDR52.8 pointsNot yet researched
1824Henry ClayDR1.5 pointsNot yet researched
1828Andrew JacksonD3.2 pointsNot yet researched
1832Andrew JacksonD3.0 pointsNot yet researched
1836William Henry HarrisonW4.3 pointsNot yet researched
1840William Henry HarrisonW8.5 pointsNot yet researched
1844Henry ClayW1.9 pointsNot yet researched
1852Franklin PierceD4.6 pointsmatched
1856John C. FrémontR4.3 pointsmissed
1860Abraham LincolnR10.0 pointsmatched
1864Abraham LincolnNU12.7 pointsmatched
1868Ulysses S. GrantR8.0 pointsmatched
1872Ulysses S. GrantR7.1 pointsmatched
1876Rutherford B. HayesR1.1 pointsmatched
1880James A. GarfieldR4.7 pointsmatched
1884James G. BlaineR4.1 pointsmissed
1888Benjamin HarrisonR2.3 pointsmatched
1892Benjamin HarrisonR0.1 pointsmissed
1896William McKinleyR4.8 pointsmatched
1900William McKinleyR6.6 pointsmatched
1904Theodore RooseveltR25.4 pointsmatched
1908William Howard TaftR6.2 pointsmatched
1912Woodrow WilsonD14.1 pointsmatched
1916Woodrow WilsonD7.7 pointsmatched
1920Warren G. HardingR19.9 pointsmatched
1924Calvin CoolidgeR34.6 pointsmatched
1928Herbert HooverR30.4 pointsmatched
1932Franklin D. RooseveltD2.9 pointsmatched
1936Franklin D. RooseveltD20.6 pointsmatched
1940Franklin D. RooseveltD4.4 pointsmatched
1944Thomas E. DeweyR0.4 pointsmissed
1948Harry S. TrumanD0.2 pointsmatched
1952Dwight D. EisenhowerR13.5 pointsmatched
1956Dwight D. EisenhowerR22.2 pointsmatched
1960Richard NixonR6.6 pointsmissed
1964Lyndon B. JohnsonD25.9 pointsmatched
1968Richard NixonR2.3 pointsmatched
1972Richard NixonR21.6 pointsmatched
1976Jimmy CarterD0.2 pointsmatched
1980Ronald ReaganR10.6 pointsmatched
1984Ronald ReaganR18.8 pointsmatched
1988George H.W. BushR10.9 pointsmatched
1992Bill ClintonD1.8 pointsmatched
1996Bill ClintonD6.4 pointsmatched
2000George W. BushR3.6 pointsmatched
2004George W. BushR2.1 pointsmatched
2008Barack H. ObamaD4.6 pointsmatched
2012Barack H. ObamaD3.0 pointsmatched
2016Donald J. TrumpR8.1 pointsmatched
2020Donald J. TrumpR8.0 pointsmissed
2024Donald J. TrumpR11.2 pointsmatched
YearCarried OhioPartyVotesShareRunner upMargin
2024 Donald J. TrumpR 3,180,11655.14% Kamala D. Harris (D) 11.21%
2020 Donald J. TrumpR 3,154,83453.27% Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D) 8.03%
2016 Donald J. TrumpR 2,841,00551.69% Hillary Clinton (D) 8.13%
2012 Barack H. ObamaD 2,827,62150.67% Mitt Romney (R) 2.98%
2008 Barack H. ObamaD 2,940,04451.5% John McCain (R) 4.59%
2004 George W. BushR 2,859,76450.81% John Kerry (D) 2.1%
2000 George W. BushR 2,350,36349.99% Al Gore (D) 3.55%
1996 Bill ClintonD 2,148,22247.38% Robert Dole (R) 6.36%
1992 Bill ClintonD 1,984,94240.18% George H.W. Bush (R) 1.83%
1988 George H.W. BushR 2,416,54955.0% Michael Dukakis (D) 10.85%
1984 Ronald ReaganR 2,678,55958.9% Walter Mondale (D) 18.76%
1980 Ronald ReaganR 2,206,54551.51% Jimmy Carter (D) 10.6%
1976 Jimmy CarterD 2,009,95948.9% Gerald Ford (R) 0.23%
1972 Richard NixonR 2,441,82759.63% George McGovern (D) 21.56%
1968 Richard NixonR 1,791,01445.23% Hubert Humphrey (D) 2.28%
1964 Lyndon B. JohnsonD 2,498,33162.94% Barry Goldwater (R) 25.88%
1960 Richard NixonR 2,217,61153.28% John F. Kennedy (D) 6.56%
1956 Dwight D. EisenhowerR 2,262,61061.11% Adlai E. Stevenson (D) 22.22%
1952 Dwight D. EisenhowerR 2,100,39156.76% Adlai Stevenson (D) 13.52%
1948 Harry S. TrumanD 1,452,79149.48% Thomas E. Dewey (R) 0.24%
1944 Thomas E. DeweyR 1,582,29350.18% Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) 0.36%
1940 Franklin D. RooseveltD 1,733,13952.2% Wendell Willkie (R) 4.4%
1936 Franklin D. RooseveltD 1,747,14057.99% Alf Landon (R) 20.55%
1932 Franklin D. RooseveltD 1,301,69549.88% Herbert Hoover (R) 2.85%
1928 Herbert HooverR 1,627,34664.89% Al Smith (D) 30.44%
1924 Calvin CoolidgeR 1,176,13058.33% John W. Davis (D) 34.63%
1920 Warren G. HardingR 1,182,02258.47% James M. Cox (D) 19.89%
1916 Woodrow WilsonD 604,16151.86% Charles Evans Hughes (R) 7.68%
1912 Woodrow WilsonD 424,83440.96% William Howard Taft (R) 14.14%
1908 William Howard TaftR 572,31251.03% William Jennings Bryan (D) 6.21%
1904 Theodore RooseveltR 600,09559.75% Alton B. Parker (D) 25.43%
1900 William McKinleyR 543,91852.3% William Jennings Bryan (D) 6.64%
1896 William McKinleyR 525,99151.86% William Jennings Bryan (D) 4.78%
1892 Benjamin HarrisonR 405,19247.66% Grover Cleveland (D) 0.13%
1888 Benjamin HarrisonR 416,05449.51% Grover Cleveland (D) 2.33%
1884 James G. BlaineR 400,08250.99% Grover Cleveland (D) 4.05%
1880 James A. GarfieldR 375,04851.73% Winfield Scott Hancock (D) 4.72%
1876 Rutherford B. HayesR 330,69850.21% Samuel J. Tilden (D) 1.14%
1872 Ulysses S. GrantR 281,85253.24% Horace Greeley (LR) 7.09%
1868 Ulysses S. GrantR 280,17354.0% Horatio Seymour (D) 8.0%
1864 Abraham LincolnNU 265,66056.37% George B. McClellan (D) 12.74%
1860 Abraham LincolnR 231,70952.32% Stephen A. Douglas (D) 10.0%
1856 John C. FrémontR 187,49748.51% James Buchanan (D) 4.3%
1852 Franklin PierceD 168,93347.83% Winfield Scott (W) 4.65%
1844 Henry ClayW 155,11349.68% James K. Polk (D) 1.94%
1840 William Henry HarrisonW 148,15754.1% Martin Van Buren (D) 8.53%
1836 William Henry HarrisonW 104,95851.87% Martin Van Buren (D) 4.31%
1832 Andrew JacksonD 81,24651.33% Henry Clay (NR) 2.98%
1828 Andrew JacksonD 67,59551.6% John Quincy Adams (NR) 3.2%
1824 Henry ClayDR 19,25538.49% Andrew Jackson (DR) 1.53%
1820 James MonroeDR 7,16476.38% John Quincy Adams (DR) 52.76%
1816 James MonroeDR 3,32684.87% Unpledged electors (F) 69.74%
1812 James MadisonDR 7,42069.21% DeWitt Clinton (DR) 38.42%
1808 James MadisonDR 3,64560.82% Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (F) 41.23%
1804 Thomas JeffersonDR 2,59387.7% Unpledged electors (F) 75.4%

Ohio's bellwether counties

Ohio's 88 counties, ranked by how often their own presidential winner matched the nation's, 1852-2024. The top rows are drawn; every county is in the table.

Bellwether counties: matched the nation, 1852-202420 of Ohio's 88 counties are shown, ranked by how often their presidential winner matched the nation's, 1852-2024.Portage1852: hit1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: hit1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: miss1972: hit1976: hit1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitPortage: matched the nation 36 of 44 elections36/44Cuyahoga1852: hit1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: hit1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: hit1952: hit1956: hit1960: hit1964: hit1968: miss1972: hit1976: hit1980: miss1984: miss1988: miss1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: miss2020: hit2024: missCuyahoga: matched the nation 34 of 44 elections34/44Lucas1852: hit1856: hit1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: hit1944: miss1948: hit1952: hit1956: hit1960: hit1964: hit1968: miss1972: miss1976: hit1980: hit1984: hit1988: miss1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: miss2020: hit2024: missLucas: matched the nation 34 of 44 elections34/44Stark1852: hit1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: miss1880: hit1884: miss1888: miss1892: hit1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: miss1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: hit2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitStark: matched the nation 34 of 44 elections34/44Wood1852: hit1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: miss1940: miss1944: miss1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: miss1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: hit2004: hit2008: hit2012: hit2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitWood: matched the nation 34 of 44 elections34/44Erie1852: miss1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: hit1888: miss1892: hit1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: miss1944: miss1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: miss1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitErie: matched the nation 33 of 44 elections33/44Lawrence1852: miss1856: hit1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: miss1916: miss1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: hit1940: hit1944: miss1948: hit1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: hit1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: hit2004: hit2008: miss2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitLawrence: matched the nation 33 of 44 elections33/44Scioto1852: miss1856: hit1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: miss1916: miss1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: hit1940: hit1944: miss1948: hit1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: hit1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: hit2004: hit2008: miss2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitScioto: matched the nation 33 of 44 elections33/44Summit1852: miss1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: hit1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: hit1952: miss1956: hit1960: hit1964: hit1968: miss1972: hit1976: hit1980: miss1984: hit1988: miss1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: miss2020: hit2024: missSummit: matched the nation 33 of 44 elections33/44Columbiana1852: hit1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: miss1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: hit1940: hit1944: miss1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: hit1980: hit1984: hit1988: miss1992: hit1996: hit2000: hit2004: hit2008: miss2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitColumbiana: matched the nation 32 of 44 elections32/44Highland1852: hit1856: hit1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: miss1944: miss1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: miss1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: miss1996: miss2000: hit2004: hit2008: miss2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitHighland: matched the nation 32 of 44 elections32/44Mahoning1852: hit1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: hit1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: hit1952: miss1956: hit1960: hit1964: hit1968: miss1972: hit1976: hit1980: miss1984: miss1988: miss1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: miss2020: miss2024: hitMahoning: matched the nation 32 of 44 elections32/44Guernsey1852: miss1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: miss1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: miss1944: miss1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: miss1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: hit2004: hit2008: miss2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitGuernsey: matched the nation 31 of 44 elections31/44Huron1852: miss1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: miss1944: miss1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: miss1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: miss1996: hit2000: hit2004: hit2008: miss2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitHuron: matched the nation 31 of 44 elections31/44Jackson1852: hit1856: hit1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: miss1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: miss1940: miss1944: miss1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: hit1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: miss1996: hit2000: hit2004: hit2008: miss2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitJackson: matched the nation 31 of 44 elections31/44Lake1852: miss1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: miss1916: miss1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: hit1940: miss1944: miss1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: hit1964: hit1968: hit1972: hit1976: hit1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: miss1996: hit2000: hit2004: hit2008: hit2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitLake: matched the nation 31 of 44 elections31/44Lorain1852: miss1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: miss1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: hit1964: hit1968: miss1972: hit1976: hit1980: hit1984: hit1988: miss1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: miss2020: miss2024: hitLorain: matched the nation 31 of 44 elections31/44Montgomery1852: miss1856: hit1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: miss1876: miss1880: miss1884: miss1888: miss1892: hit1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: miss1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: hit1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: miss1972: hit1976: hit1980: miss1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: hit2016: hit2020: hit2024: missMontgomery: matched the nation 31 of 44 elections31/44Belmont1852: miss1856: hit1860: hit1864: miss1868: hit1872: hit1876: miss1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: hit1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: hit1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: hit1952: miss1956: hit1960: hit1964: hit1968: miss1972: hit1976: hit1980: miss1984: miss1988: miss1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: miss2008: hit2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitBelmont: matched the nation 30 of 44 elections30/44Clark1852: miss1856: miss1860: hit1864: hit1868: hit1872: hit1876: hit1880: hit1884: miss1888: hit1892: miss1896: hit1900: hit1904: hit1908: hit1912: miss1916: hit1920: hit1924: hit1928: hit1932: miss1936: hit1940: hit1944: hit1948: miss1952: hit1956: hit1960: miss1964: hit1968: miss1972: hit1976: miss1980: hit1984: hit1988: hit1992: hit1996: hit2000: miss2004: hit2008: miss2012: miss2016: hit2020: miss2024: hitClark: matched the nation 30 of 44 elections30/44
Bellwether counties: matched the nation, 1852-202420 of Ohio's 88 counties are shown, ranked by how often their presidential winner matched the nation's, 1852-2024.Source: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), Office of the Federal Register · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Bellwether counties: matched the nation, 1852-2024
CountyMatchedElectionsRate
Portage364482%
Cuyahoga344477%
Lucas344477%
Stark344477%
Wood344477%
Erie334475%
Lawrence334475%
Scioto334475%
Summit334475%
Columbiana324473%
Highland324473%
Mahoning324473%
Guernsey314470%
Huron314470%
Jackson314470%
Lake314470%
Lorain314470%
Montgomery314470%
Belmont304468%
Clark304468%

Each county's presidential history

One page per county: every election since 1852, its record with Ohio and the nation, its closest and widest results, and where it has ranked among the 88.

How Ohio moved, county by county

Seven presidential elections, one glance each, on one shared scale; then 2024 alone, larger.

Presidential margin by county, 2000-2024One map per presidential election, 2000 to 2024, all on the one diverging scale.

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Presidential margin by county, 2000-2024One map per presidential election, 2000 to 2024, all on the one diverging scale.Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab (MEDSL), Harvard Dataverse · as of 2026-09-17 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Presidential margin by county, 2000-2024
ElectionCountyMargin (R minus D)
2000AdamsR+27.4
2000AllenR+33.5
2000AshlandR+32.2
2000AshtabulaD+4.8
2000AthensD+13.6
2000AuglaizeR+41.2
2000BelmontD+11.1
2000BrownR+24.7
2000ButlerR+29.4
2000CarrollR+14.5
2000ChampaignR+20.8
2000ClarkD+0.6
2000ClermontR+37.5
2000ClintonR+33.4
2000ColumbianaR+2.6
2000CoshoctonR+18.6
2000CrawfordR+25.8
2000CuyahogaD+29.2
2000DarkeR+30.4
2000DefianceR+20.7
2000DelawareR+35.2
2000ErieD+4.7
2000FairfieldR+26.7
2000FayetteR+25.0
2000FranklinD+1.0
2000FultonR+25.1
2000GalliaR+20.7
2000GeaugaR+23.7
2000GreeneR+19.8
2000GuernseyR+10.0
2000HamiltonR+11.3
2000HancockR+39.8
2000HardinR+21.3
2000HarrisonR+0.9
2000HenryR+31.4
2000HighlandR+28.5
2000HockingR+11.4
2000HolmesR+51.3
2000HuronR+19.2
2000JacksonR+14.6
2000JeffersonD+7.1
2000KnoxR+29.4
2000LakeR+5.1
2000LawrenceR+5.0
2000LickingR+22.4
2000LoganR+32.0
2000LorainD+10.6
2000LucasD+18.7
2000MadisonR+24.6
2000MahoningD+25.2
2000MarionR+13.1
2000MedinaR+16.0
2000MeigsR+21.2
2000MercerR+39.8
2000MiamiR+24.4
2000MonroeD+6.5
2000MontgomeryD+2.1
2000MorganR+19.9
2000MorrowR+25.8
2000MuskingumR+14.0
2000NobleR+19.0
2000OttawaR+2.2
2000PauldingR+20.4
2000PerryR+4.2
2000PickawayR+23.2
2000PikeR+3.9
2000PortageD+5.0
2000PrebleR+26.4
2000PutnamR+50.6
2000RichlandR+18.1
2000RossR+7.8
2000SanduskyR+9.9
2000SciotoR+3.4
2000SenecaR+17.9
2000ShelbyR+29.9
2000StarkR+1.8
2000SummitD+10.2
2000TrumbullD+23.9
2000TuscarawasR+9.9
2000UnionR+38.0
2000Van WertR+33.8
2000VintonR+13.8
2000WarrenR+42.2
2000WashingtonR+18.7
2000WayneR+26.2
2000WilliamsR+28.2
2000WoodR+9.2
2000WyandotR+27.6
2004AdamsR+28.1
2004AllenR+32.7
2004AshlandR+30.6
2004AshtabulaD+6.7
2004AthensD+27.1
2004AuglaizeR+48.2
2004BelmontD+6.0
2004BrownR+27.7
2004ButlerR+32.2
2004CarrollR+9.9
2004ChampaignR+25.3
2004ClarkR+2.0
2004ClermontR+41.6
2004ClintonR+40.8
2004ColumbianaR+4.7
2004CoshoctonR+14.8
2004CrawfordR+28.0
2004CuyahogaD+33.7
2004DarkeR+39.7
2004DefianceR+23.9
2004DelawareR+32.4
2004ErieD+7.0
2004FairfieldR+26.4
2004FayetteR+25.9
2004FranklinD+9.2
2004FultonR+24.7
2004GalliaR+23.0
2004GeaugaR+20.9
2004GreeneR+22.5
2004GuernseyR+12.3
2004HamiltonR+5.4
2004HancockR+41.5
2004HardinR+26.5
2004HarrisonR+6.1
2004HenryR+31.7
2004HighlandR+32.6
2004HockingR+5.8
2004HolmesR+51.5
2004HuronR+16.6
2004JacksonR+20.1
2004JeffersonD+5.0
2004KnoxR+26.8
2004LakeR+2.6
2004LawrenceR+12.1
2004LickingR+23.9
2004LoganR+35.7
2004LorainD+12.6
2004LucasD+20.6
2004MadisonR+28.3
2004MahoningD+25.9
2004MarionR+17.9
2004MedinaR+14.0
2004MeigsR+17.1
2004MercerR+50.4
2004MiamiR+31.7
2004MonroeD+10.6
2004MontgomeryD+1.6
2004MorganR+13.2
2004MorrowR+28.8
2004MuskingumR+15.0
2004NobleR+18.1
2004OttawaR+4.1
2004PauldingR+26.3
2004PerryR+3.9
2004PickawayR+24.4
2004PikeR+4.2
2004PortageD+6.6
2004PrebleR+30.6
2004PutnamR+52.9
2004RichlandR+19.8
2004RossR+10.3
2004SanduskyR+12.2
2004SciotoR+4.1
2004SenecaR+18.2
2004ShelbyR+42.3
2004StarkD+1.7
2004SummitD+13.8
2004TrumbullD+23.8
2004TuscarawasR+11.6
2004UnionR+40.7
2004Van WertR+44.4
2004VintonR+10.1
2004WarrenR+44.5
2004WashingtonR+16.6
2004WayneR+23.3
2004WilliamsR+29.8
2004WoodR+6.6
2004WyandotR+32.1
2008AdamsR+24.1
2008AllenR+20.7
2008AshlandR+23.3
2008AshtabulaD+13.5
2008AthensD+35.3
2008AuglaizeR+41.2
2008BelmontD+2.7
2008BrownR+23.3
2008ButlerR+22.6
2008CarrollR+4.8
2008ChampaignR+19.9
2008ClarkR+2.5
2008ClermontR+32.4
2008ClintonR+30.3
2008ColumbianaR+7.6
2008CoshoctonR+5.8
2008CrawfordR+19.0
2008CuyahogaD+38.8
2008DarkeR+36.1
2008DefianceR+10.5
2008DelawareR+19.6
2008ErieD+13.9
2008FairfieldR+17.1
2008FayetteR+23.1
2008FranklinD+20.7
2008FultonR+8.1
2008GalliaR+26.1
2008GeaugaR+15.4
2008GreeneR+18.4
2008GuernseyR+9.1
2008HamiltonD+7.0
2008HancockR+23.1
2008HardinR+20.9
2008HarrisonR+2.4
2008HenryR+12.9
2008HighlandR+26.3
2008HockingR+0.7
2008HolmesR+41.2
2008HuronR+3.1
2008JacksonR+20.2
2008JeffersonD+0.2
2008KnoxR+19.9
2008LakeD+0.8
2008LawrenceR+15.3
2008LickingR+15.8
2008LoganR+26.6
2008LorainD+17.9
2008LucasD+31.4
2008MadisonR+23.3
2008MahoningD+26.6
2008MarionR+8.9
2008MedinaR+8.0
2008MeigsR+18.6
2008MercerR+43.5
2008MiamiR+28.5
2008MonroeD+9.2
2008MontgomeryD+6.2
2008MorganR+7.2
2008MorrowR+23.4
2008MuskingumR+7.2
2008NobleR+15.8
2008OttawaD+6.2
2008PauldingR+11.8
2008PerryR+3.0
2008PickawayR+21.7
2008PikeR+1.0
2008PortageD+9.0
2008PrebleR+31.2
2008PutnamR+41.7
2008RichlandR+13.6
2008RossR+7.2
2008SanduskyD+4.6
2008SciotoR+6.3
2008SenecaR+2.7
2008ShelbyR+36.4
2008StarkD+5.5
2008SummitD+16.6
2008TrumbullD+22.4
2008TuscarawasD+2.4
2008UnionR+28.0
2008Van WertR+27.2
2008VintonR+9.9
2008WarrenR+36.1
2008WashingtonR+15.5
2008WayneR+14.6
2008WilliamsR+9.3
2008WoodD+7.1
2008WyandotR+16.5
2012AdamsR+26.1
2012AllenR+24.0
2012AshlandR+29.8
2012AshtabulaD+12.8
2012AthensD+35.3
2012AuglaizeR+48.5
2012BelmontR+8.2
2012BrownR+24.8
2012ButlerR+25.1
2012CarrollR+13.4
2012ChampaignR+21.7
2012ClarkR+0.8
2012ClermontR+35.0
2012ClintonR+34.3
2012ColumbianaR+11.8
2012CoshoctonR+9.2
2012CrawfordR+21.9
2012CuyahogaD+39.8
2012DarkeR+44.4
2012DefianceR+13.4
2012DelawareR+23.2
2012ErieD+12.3
2012FairfieldR+15.5
2012FayetteR+21.5
2012FranklinD+22.8
2012FultonR+12.5
2012GalliaR+25.4
2012GeaugaR+21.4
2012GreeneR+21.0
2012GuernseyR+9.2
2012HamiltonD+6.3
2012HancockR+27.7
2012HardinR+23.1
2012HarrisonR+15.0
2012HenryR+18.3
2012HighlandR+30.1
2012HockingR+1.0
2012HolmesR+52.8
2012HuronR+8.3
2012JacksonR+20.5
2012JeffersonR+5.0
2012KnoxR+23.9
2012LakeR+0.9
2012LawrenceR+15.1
2012LickingR+13.9
2012LoganR+31.1
2012LorainD+15.4
2012LucasD+31.7
2012MadisonR+20.0
2012MahoningD+28.4
2012MarionR+6.4
2012MedinaR+12.8
2012MeigsR+18.3
2012MercerR+54.5
2012MiamiR+35.1
2012MonroeR+7.6
2012MontgomeryD+4.6
2012MorganR+6.0
2012MorrowR+24.3
2012MuskingumR+6.1
2012NobleR+24.4
2012OttawaD+4.3
2012PauldingR+19.9
2012PerryR+4.0
2012PickawayR+18.1
2012Piketied
2012PortageD+5.5
2012PrebleR+36.3
2012PutnamR+51.2
2012RichlandR+19.4
2012RossR+1.5
2012SanduskyD+2.7
2012SciotoR+1.3
2012SenecaR+7.5
2012ShelbyR+45.2
2012StarkD+0.5
2012SummitD+15.7
2012TrumbullD+23.0
2012TuscarawasR+9.2
2012UnionR+29.3
2012Van WertR+40.1
2012VintonR+7.7
2012WarrenR+39.3
2012WashingtonR+19.1
2012WayneR+20.4
2012WilliamsR+15.7
2012WoodD+4.8
2012WyandotR+19.3
2016AdamsR+55.8
2016AllenR+37.5
2016AshlandR+47.8
2016AshtabulaR+18.9
2016AthensD+17.0
2016AuglaizeR+62.1
2016BelmontR+39.6
2016BrownR+52.1
2016ButlerR+27.8
2016CarrollR+46.7
2016ChampaignR+44.4
2016ClarkR+19.3
2016ClermontR+41.2
2016ClintonR+52.3
2016ColumbianaR+41.6
2016CoshoctonR+43.5
2016CrawfordR+46.7
2016CuyahogaD+35.5
2016DarkeR+61.0
2016DefianceR+34.7
2016DelawareR+16.1
2016ErieR+9.6
2016FairfieldR+26.7
2016FayetteR+47.1
2016FranklinD+26.1
2016FultonR+36.0
2016GalliaR+55.6
2016GeaugaR+25.4
2016GreeneR+23.9
2016GuernseyR+42.8
2016HamiltonD+10.3
2016HancockR+40.5
2016HardinR+47.1
2016HarrisonR+48.2
2016HenryR+39.8
2016HighlandR+55.4
2016HockingR+36.8
2016HolmesR+62.7
2016HuronR+36.4
2016JacksonR+49.1
2016JeffersonR+35.5
2016KnoxR+38.2
2016LakeR+15.4
2016LawrenceR+44.0
2016LickingR+28.8
2016LoganR+52.4
2016LorainD+0.1
2016LucasD+17.8
2016MadisonR+39.6
2016MahoningD+3.3
2016MarionR+34.3
2016MedinaR+24.8
2016MeigsR+50.6
2016MercerR+65.0
2016MiamiR+45.4
2016MonroeR+47.2
2016MontgomeryR+0.7
2016MorganR+41.8
2016MorrowR+49.5
2016MuskingumR+35.0
2016NobleR+55.3
2016OttawaR+19.7
2016PauldingR+48.7
2016PerryR+40.6
2016PickawayR+42.6
2016PikeR+36.7
2016PortageR+9.9
2016PrebleR+54.1
2016PutnamR+64.2
2016RichlandR+37.1
2016RossR+27.3
2016SanduskyR+22.8
2016SciotoR+37.1
2016SenecaR+30.9
2016ShelbyR+60.4
2016StarkR+17.3
2016SummitD+8.6
2016TrumbullR+6.3
2016TuscarawasR+35.7
2016UnionR+37.8
2016Van WertR+56.4
2016VintonR+46.0
2016WarrenR+37.5
2016WashingtonR+41.9
2016WayneR+34.6
2016WilliamsR+43.8
2016WoodR+8.1
2016WyandotR+46.8
2020AdamsR+63.5
2020AllenR+39.5
2020AshlandR+48.7
2020AshtabulaR+23.5
2020AthensD+15.0
2020AuglaizeR+62.6
2020BelmontR+43.6
2020BrownR+57.4
2020ButlerR+24.0
2020CarrollR+52.7
2020ChampaignR+47.7
2020ClarkR+23.3
2020ClermontR+36.6
2020ClintonR+52.6
2020ColumbianaR+44.9
2020CoshoctonR+49.0
2020CrawfordR+50.9
2020CuyahogaD+34.1
2020DarkeR+63.6
2020DefianceR+36.4
2020DelawareR+6.8
2020ErieR+11.6
2020FairfieldR+23.5
2020FayetteR+51.5
2020FranklinD+31.4
2020FultonR+39.8
2020GalliaR+55.5
2020GeaugaR+23.1
2020GreeneR+19.5
2020GuernseyR+48.4
2020HamiltonD+15.9
2020HancockR+37.5
2020HardinR+52.0
2020HarrisonR+52.6
2020HenryR+43.5
2020HighlandR+60.4
2020HockingR+42.4
2020HolmesR+68.0
2020HuronR+41.2
2020JacksonR+54.1
2020JeffersonR+38.4
2020KnoxR+43.8
2020LakeR+13.6
2020LawrenceR+45.6
2020LickingR+28.1
2020LoganR+55.2
2020LorainR+2.5
2020LucasD+16.8
2020MadisonR+41.0
2020MahoningR+1.9
2020MarionR+38.6
2020MedinaR+23.4
2020MeigsR+53.2
2020MercerR+64.9
2020MiamiR+44.3
2020MonroeR+54.0
2020MontgomeryD+2.2
2020MorganR+48.4
2020MorrowR+54.3
2020MuskingumR+39.3
2020NobleR+62.5
2020OttawaR+23.4
2020PauldingR+51.5
2020PerryR+49.5
2020PickawayR+47.0
2020PikeR+48.7
2020PortageR+12.5
2020PrebleR+57.5
2020PutnamR+66.3
2020RichlandR+39.7
2020RossR+35.2
2020SanduskyR+27.6
2020SciotoR+42.2
2020SenecaR+34.2
2020ShelbyR+63.2
2020StarkR+18.5
2020SummitD+9.6
2020TrumbullR+10.6
2020TuscarawasR+39.9
2020UnionR+31.5
2020Van WertR+57.4
2020VintonR+54.8
2020WarrenR+30.8
2020WashingtonR+40.8
2020WayneR+37.0
2020WilliamsR+46.2
2020WoodR+7.6
2020WyandotR+50.3
2024AdamsR+65.7
2024AllenR+44.1
2024AshlandR+50.0
2024AshtabulaR+28.4
2024AthensD+10.7
2024AuglaizeR+64.6
2024BelmontR+47.3
2024BrownR+61.5
2024ButlerR+26.3
2024CarrollR+54.7
2024ChampaignR+50.7
2024ClarkR+29.5
2024ClermontR+35.8
2024ClintonR+54.6
2024ColumbianaR+49.0
2024CoshoctonR+52.2
2024CrawfordR+53.0
2024CuyahogaD+31.4
2024DarkeR+65.4
2024DefianceR+39.9
2024DelawareR+6.6
2024ErieR+14.2
2024FairfieldR+24.0
2024FayetteR+55.1
2024FranklinD+28.4
2024FultonR+42.4
2024GalliaR+59.4
2024GeaugaR+24.1
2024GreeneR+19.8
2024GuernseyR+52.0
2024HamiltonD+14.9
2024HancockR+38.4
2024HardinR+54.7
2024HarrisonR+55.2
2024HenryR+46.7
2024HighlandR+63.3
2024HockingR+44.3
2024HolmesR+69.2
2024HuronR+44.0
2024JacksonR+58.1
2024JeffersonR+43.9
2024KnoxR+44.9
2024LakeR+14.3
2024LawrenceR+50.5
2024LickingR+30.0
2024LoganR+56.2
2024LorainR+5.7
2024LucasD+12.6
2024MadisonR+43.7
2024MahoningR+9.4
2024MarionR+41.4
2024MedinaR+24.8
2024MeigsR+57.0
2024MercerR+66.7
2024MiamiR+45.1
2024MonroeR+59.7
2024MontgomeryD+0.5
2024MorganR+53.2
2024MorrowR+55.7
2024MuskingumR+43.9
2024NobleR+64.6
2024OttawaR+25.1
2024PauldingR+56.2
2024PerryR+54.5
2024PickawayR+48.5
2024PikeR+53.7
2024PortageR+15.5
2024PrebleR+59.1
2024PutnamR+68.7
2024RichlandR+42.3
2024RossR+39.3
2024SanduskyR+30.9
2024SciotoR+48.0
2024SenecaR+37.5
2024ShelbyR+64.8
2024StarkR+21.9
2024SummitD+7.0
2024TrumbullR+16.8
2024TuscarawasR+43.3
2024UnionR+29.6
2024Van WertR+58.5
2024VintonR+58.6
2024WarrenR+31.5
2024WashingtonR+43.8
2024WayneR+39.3
2024WilliamsR+48.2
2024WoodR+10.2
2024WyandotR+51.2
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

Turnout

Ballots cast in Ohio general elections since 1940, presidential years marked.

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
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
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

Presidential money by state

Itemized FEC receipts by state for each presidential committee this site has imported, Ohio marked, with Ohio's rank among the states.

Donald Trump, 2024

Money raised by state, as filed (2024)Ohio ranks 9th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $45.9M raised from 943308 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$45.9MTexasTexas: $45.3M raised from 909862 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$45.3MVirginiaVirginia: $43.4M raised from 222137 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$43.4MFloridaFlorida: $43.2M raised from 845087 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$43.2MNew YorkNew York: $15.8M raised from 337195 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$15.8MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $13.6M raised from 277920 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$13.6MGeorgiaGeorgia: $13.5M raised from 280847 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$13.5MArizonaArizona: $12.1M raised from 289073 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.1MOhioOhio: $11.7M raised from 255214 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.7MNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina: $11.6M raised from 248533 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.6MMichiganMichigan: $10.3M raised from 236068 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$10.3MTennesseeTennessee: $10.2M raised from 205096 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$10.2MIllinoisIllinois: $10.0M raised from 233254 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$10.0MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $9.4M raised from 201043 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.4MWashingtonWashington: $8.9M raised from 212031 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$8.9M
Money raised by state, as filed (2024)Ohio ranks 9th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Money raised by state, as filed (2024)
GroupItemUSDNote
California45,931,872.58
Texas45,297,587.74
Virginia43,432,735.29
Florida43,210,922.37
New York15,775,956.54
Pennsylvania13,575,614.76
Georgia13,496,145.01
Arizona12,095,688.03
Ohio11,740,027.28
North Carolina11,604,418.16
Michigan10,256,666.63
Tennessee10,196,286.12
Illinois10,033,695.18
New Jersey9,354,285.30
Washington8,885,913.45

Kamala Harris, 2024

Money raised by state, as filed (2024)Ohio ranks 18th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $172.8M raised from 1238736 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$172.8MNew YorkNew York: $76.7M raised from 514673 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$76.7MMassachusettsMassachusetts: $45.0M raised from 287587 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$45.0MWashingtonWashington: $42.6M raised from 329555 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$42.6MTexasTexas: $39.4M raised from 332317 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$39.4MFloridaFlorida: $39.3M raised from 348263 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$39.3MIllinoisIllinois: $32.5M raised from 244061 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$32.5MVirginiaVirginia: $30.5M raised from 228850 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$30.5MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $29.6M raised from 253489 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$29.6MMarylandMaryland: $28.2M raised from 197780 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$28.2MColoradoColorado: $22.3M raised from 186569 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$22.3MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $22.0M raised from 194779 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$22.0MNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina: $21.4M raised from 193243 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$21.4MOregonOregon: $19.4M raised from 179746 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$19.4MDistrict Of ColumbiaDistrict Of Columbia: $18.2M raised from 74752 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$18.2MOhioOhio: $16.3M raised from 153151 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$16.3M
Money raised by state, as filed (2024)Ohio ranks 18th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
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Money raised by state, as filed (2024)
GroupItemUSDNote
California172,782,730.27
New York76,653,994.46
Massachusetts44,980,202.28
Washington42,567,594.10
Texas39,362,512.63
Florida39,252,369.86
Illinois32,529,541.34
Virginia30,514,311.11
Pennsylvania29,583,738.17
Maryland28,169,456.37
Colorado22,288,715.56
New Jersey21,955,026.19
North Carolina21,418,811.06
Oregon19,391,270.18
District Of Columbia18,208,087.67
Ohio16,296,987.16

Donald Trump, 2020

Money raised by state, as filed (2020)Ohio ranks 9th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $56.3M raised from 568243 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$56.3MTexasTexas: $49.9M raised from 350520 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$49.9MVirginiaVirginia: $47.3M raised from 83169 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$47.3MFloridaFlorida: $46.2M raised from 417589 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$46.2MNew YorkNew York: $17.3M raised from 156095 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$17.3MGeorgiaGeorgia: $14.4M raised from 135096 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$14.4MArizonaArizona: $13.0M raised from 146207 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$13.0MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $12.8M raised from 114814 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.8MOhioOhio: $12.3M raised from 101794 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.3MNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina: $11.2M raised from 96220 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.2MIllinoisIllinois: $11.1M raised from 120061 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.1MMichiganMichigan: $10.7M raised from 102752 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$10.7MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $9.8M raised from 87620 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.8MWashingtonWashington: $9.6M raised from 84935 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.6MColoradoColorado: $9.5M raised from 98203 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.5M
Money raised by state, as filed (2020)Ohio ranks 9th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Money raised by state, as filed (2020)
GroupItemUSDNote
California56,326,994.26
Texas49,851,900.51
Virginia47,316,365.11
Florida46,165,069.39
New York17,327,887.33
Georgia14,371,288.23
Arizona13,019,038.80
Pennsylvania12,830,398.03
Ohio12,312,093.05
North Carolina11,181,992.12
Illinois11,067,119.51
Michigan10,663,547.06
New Jersey9,820,771.14
Washington9,626,758.89
Colorado9,519,218.37

Joe Biden, 2020

Money raised by state, as filed (2020)Ohio ranks 15th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $145.4M raised from 1141497 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$145.4MDistrict Of ColumbiaDistrict Of Columbia: $119.5M raised from 90518 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$119.5MNew YorkNew York: $72.4M raised from 502264 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$72.4MFloridaFlorida: $35.9M raised from 351319 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$35.9MMassachusettsMassachusetts: $34.3M raised from 245854 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$34.3MTexasTexas: $32.7M raised from 322933 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$32.7MWashingtonWashington: $30.5M raised from 266816 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$30.5MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $26.5M raised from 254643 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$26.5MMarylandMaryland: $26.5M raised from 207257 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$26.5MVirginiaVirginia: $26.5M raised from 224036 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$26.5MIllinoisIllinois: $25.8M raised from 217720 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$25.8MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $19.4M raised from 198214 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$19.4MColoradoColorado: $16.6M raised from 152169 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$16.6MNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina: $14.2M raised from 156258 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$14.2MOhioOhio: $13.0M raised from 142756 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$13.0M
Money raised by state, as filed (2020)Ohio ranks 15th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
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Money raised by state, as filed (2020)
GroupItemUSDNote
California145,355,628.55
District Of Columbia119,547,777.34
New York72,372,308.55
Florida35,874,995.39
Massachusetts34,306,893.69
Texas32,723,805.90
Washington30,463,424.34
Pennsylvania26,535,798.69
Maryland26,507,531.94
Virginia26,452,104.16
Illinois25,846,996.07
New Jersey19,430,692.98
Colorado16,615,266.93
North Carolina14,181,622.72
Ohio13,041,428.10

Clinton, 2016

Money raised by state, as filed (2016)Ohio ranks 16th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $94.0M raised from 675415 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$94.0MNew YorkNew York: $71.1M raised from 390905 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$71.1MTexasTexas: $22.7M raised from 199862 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$22.7MFloridaFlorida: $21.9M raised from 179915 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$21.9MMassachusettsMassachusetts: $21.3M raised from 151099 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$21.3MDistrict Of ColumbiaDistrict Of Columbia: $17.5M raised from 70411 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$17.5MMarylandMaryland: $16.1M raised from 108484 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$16.1MIllinoisIllinois: $16.1M raised from 120172 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$16.1MVirginiaVirginia: $16.0M raised from 108799 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$16.0MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $12.8M raised from 116935 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.8MWashingtonWashington: $12.8M raised from 123746 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.8MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $12.4M raised from 112789 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.4MColoradoColorado: $8.5M raised from 69662 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$8.5MConnecticutConnecticut: $8.2M raised from 56483 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$8.2MGeorgiaGeorgia: $7.0M raised from 66839 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$7.0MOhioOhio: $6.7M raised from 69675 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$6.7M
Money raised by state, as filed (2016)Ohio ranks 16th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
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Money raised by state, as filed (2016)
GroupItemUSDNote
California94,003,072.91
New York71,119,196.92
Texas22,668,231.41
Florida21,897,271.63
Massachusetts21,253,268.55
District Of Columbia17,527,667.03
Maryland16,144,462.63
Illinois16,138,595.67
Virginia15,972,409.46
Pennsylvania12,780,822.73
Washington12,750,478.86
New Jersey12,370,471.60
Colorado8,528,177.48
Connecticut8,237,213.91
Georgia7,040,744.99
Ohio6,660,439.92

Donald Trump, 2016

Money raised by state, as filed (2016)Ohio ranks 7th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.TexasTexas: $14.1M raised from 53441 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$14.1MCaliforniaCalifornia: $12.1M raised from 53642 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.1MFloridaFlorida: $11.3M raised from 53657 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.3MNew YorkNew York: $5.1M raised from 23350 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$5.1MGeorgiaGeorgia: $4.4M raised from 19635 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$4.4MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $3.7M raised from 20240 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$3.7MOhioOhio: $3.5M raised from 17046 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$3.5MVirginiaVirginia: $3.3M raised from 15461 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$3.3MIllinoisIllinois: $3.1M raised from 15499 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$3.1MNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina: $3.0M raised from 12774 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$3.0MArizonaArizona: $2.8M raised from 14105 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$2.8MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $2.6M raised from 13780 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$2.6MMichiganMichigan: $2.5M raised from 13420 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$2.5MTennesseeTennessee: $2.4M raised from 11798 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$2.4MColoradoColorado: $2.3M raised from 10015 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$2.3M
Money raised by state, as filed (2016)Ohio ranks 7th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Money raised by state, as filed (2016)
GroupItemUSDNote
Texas14,115,636.92
California12,134,124.02
Florida11,275,556.59
New York5,109,431.45
Georgia4,379,680.72
Pennsylvania3,659,383.25
Ohio3,484,250.68
Virginia3,260,391.83
Illinois3,074,387.27
North Carolina2,978,112.12
Arizona2,769,147.25
New Jersey2,557,222.33
Michigan2,514,336.59
Tennessee2,398,056.10
Colorado2,296,942.08

Obama, 2012

Money raised by state, as filed (2012)Ohio ranks 18th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $88.1M raised from 617046 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$88.1MNew YorkNew York: $49.0M raised from 288070 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$49.0MIllinoisIllinois: $31.7M raised from 167622 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$31.7MMassachusettsMassachusetts: $23.1M raised from 144099 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$23.1MTexasTexas: $23.1M raised from 194389 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$23.1MFloridaFlorida: $21.5M raised from 176934 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$21.5MMarylandMaryland: $18.1M raised from 125765 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$18.1MWashingtonWashington: $15.9M raised from 125991 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$15.9MVirginiaVirginia: $15.9M raised from 122083 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$15.9MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $14.2M raised from 113421 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$14.2MDistrict Of ColumbiaDistrict Of Columbia: $13.0M raised from 58769 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$13.0MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $12.0M raised from 94200 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.0MColoradoColorado: $10.5M raised from 93259 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$10.5MNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina: $9.7M raised from 89799 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.7MMichiganMichigan: $9.0M raised from 81569 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.0MOhioOhio: $7.8M raised from 75337 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$7.8M
Money raised by state, as filed (2012)Ohio ranks 18th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Money raised by state, as filed (2012)
GroupItemUSDNote
California88,126,823.28
New York49,044,836.66
Illinois31,746,087.59
Massachusetts23,128,813.65
Texas23,077,006.30
Florida21,517,584.36
Maryland18,103,762.02
Washington15,903,647.09
Virginia15,850,494.21
Pennsylvania14,157,645.92
District Of Columbia12,979,180.84
New Jersey12,021,644.02
Colorado10,467,356.74
North Carolina9,697,784.27
Michigan9,034,056.70
Ohio7,830,814.29

Romney, 2012

Money raised by state, as filed (2012)Ohio ranks 10th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $44.0M raised from 83413 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$44.0MTexasTexas: $38.1M raised from 64650 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$38.1MFloridaFlorida: $32.9M raised from 54709 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$32.9MNew YorkNew York: $25.7M raised from 32771 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$25.7MVirginiaVirginia: $14.8M raised from 29337 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$14.8MIllinoisIllinois: $13.7M raised from 24288 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$13.7MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $12.1M raised from 22930 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$12.1MGeorgiaGeorgia: $11.7M raised from 22693 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.7MMassachusettsMassachusetts: $11.6M raised from 17950 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.6MOhioOhio: $11.5M raised from 21464 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.5MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $10.9M raised from 17989 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$10.9MConnecticutConnecticut: $10.2M raised from 11933 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$10.2MMichiganMichigan: $9.8M raised from 18868 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.8MColoradoColorado: $9.1M raised from 18947 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.1MUtahUtah: $8.8M raised from 21501 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$8.8M
Money raised by state, as filed (2012)Ohio ranks 10th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Money raised by state, as filed (2012)
GroupItemUSDNote
California43,995,648.08
Texas38,084,105.71
Florida32,921,596.94
New York25,712,849.77
Virginia14,776,922.54
Illinois13,737,783.24
Pennsylvania12,082,934.31
Georgia11,669,252.62
Massachusetts11,604,740.36
Ohio11,478,933.57
New Jersey10,880,158.75
Connecticut10,187,120.79
Michigan9,814,472.41
Colorado9,076,978.27
Utah8,846,856.39

Mccain, 2008

Money raised by state, as filed (2008)Ohio ranks 8th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $21.6M raised from 49898 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$21.6MTexasTexas: $15.5M raised from 32329 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$15.5MFloridaFlorida: $13.2M raised from 30070 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$13.2MNew YorkNew York: $11.5M raised from 22048 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.5MVirginiaVirginia: $7.8M raised from 20337 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$7.8MArizonaArizona: $6.8M raised from 20453 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$6.8MIllinoisIllinois: $6.3M raised from 14047 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$6.3MOhioOhio: $4.8M raised from 11143 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$4.8MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $4.7M raised from 13124 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$4.7MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $4.5M raised from 10911 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$4.5MGeorgiaGeorgia: $4.3M raised from 10031 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$4.3MMichiganMichigan: $4.0M raised from 8645 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$4.0MConnecticutConnecticut: $3.6M raised from 6833 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$3.6MMassachusettsMassachusetts: $3.6M raised from 8851 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$3.6MColoradoColorado: $3.2M raised from 7832 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$3.2M
Money raised by state, as filed (2008)Ohio ranks 8th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Money raised by state, as filed (2008)
GroupItemUSDNote
California21,648,431.30
Texas15,535,038.33
Florida13,214,654.07
New York11,453,746.51
Virginia7,767,012.20
Arizona6,797,809.12
Illinois6,296,529.68
Ohio4,752,164.42
Pennsylvania4,652,729.79
New Jersey4,511,461.71
Georgia4,274,258.89
Michigan4,044,498.60
Connecticut3,649,788.71
Massachusetts3,634,523.60
Colorado3,210,778

Obama, 2008

Money raised by state, as filed (2008)Ohio ranks 18th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.CaliforniaCalifornia: $97.1M raised from 457349 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$97.1MNew YorkNew York: $59.9M raised from 234190 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$59.9MIllinoisIllinois: $36.0M raised from 165706 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$36.0MMassachusettsMassachusetts: $25.0M raised from 103940 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$25.0MTexasTexas: $20.8M raised from 115903 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$20.8MFloridaFlorida: $20.3M raised from 102706 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$20.3MMarylandMaryland: $19.5M raised from 96995 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$19.5MVirginiaVirginia: $17.2M raised from 90342 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$17.2MWashingtonWashington: $16.9M raised from 104465 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$16.9MDistrict Of ColumbiaDistrict Of Columbia: $16.6M raised from 55364 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$16.6MPennsylvaniaPennsylvania: $14.8M raised from 76700 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$14.8MNew JerseyNew Jersey: $13.9M raised from 69137 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$13.9MColoradoColorado: $11.1M raised from 63738 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$11.1MConnecticutConnecticut: $9.9M raised from 43218 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$9.9MGeorgiaGeorgia: $8.6M raised from 50300 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$8.6MOhioOhio: $7.3M raised from 45605 itemized contributors, as of 2026-09-19$7.3M
Money raised by state, as filed (2008)Ohio ranks 18th among the states in itemized contributions to this committee, as filed.Source: Federal Election Commission (OpenFEC API) · as of 2026-09-19 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Money raised by state, as filed (2008)
GroupItemUSDNote
California97,116,358.89
New York59,938,744.92
Illinois35,950,173.16
Massachusetts25,043,123.66
Texas20,757,877.82
Florida20,252,458.05
Maryland19,546,390.69
Virginia17,194,459.41
Washington16,886,815.51
District Of Columbia16,563,508.87
Pennsylvania14,766,951.38
New Jersey13,906,867.28
Colorado11,143,896.94
Connecticut9,876,492.66
Georgia8,619,844.54
Ohio7,303,272.62

Ohio officials' endorsements of Donald Trump, 2016, 2020 and 2024

The research archive lists 245 rows; several rows cite the same underlying endorsement under more than one section, so after merging rows that share the same person, cycle, and stance, this set holds 194 distinct endorsements. **245 entries compiled from public records, campaign announcements, and news coverage.** This is the most complete list findable through public sources as of September 2026 — it is NOT a claim that every single individual who ever endorsed Trump in Ohio is captured; no complete public database of every local endorsement exists. Statewide and federal officials should be complete or near-complete; the 'faith/community leader' and local-official tiers are necessarily a representative sample of what news coverage documented, not an exhaustive census.

Endorsements by level of office and cycle6 levels of office are on file across 2016-2024; a cell is filled where at least one entry of that level in that cycle endorsed.201620202024County officialsCounty officials, 2016: 0 endorsed of 0 entries on fileCounty officials, 2020: 1 endorsed of 1 entry on fileCounty officials, 2024: 0 endorsed of 0 entries on fileCounty officials: 1 of 1 entries on file endorsed, 2016-20241/1OrganizationsOrganizations, 2016: 3 endorsed of 3 entries on fileOrganizations, 2020: 1 endorsed of 1 entry on fileOrganizations, 2024: 102 endorsed of 102 entries on fileOrganizations: 106 of 106 entries on file endorsed, 2016-2024106/106Party organizationsParty organizations, 2016: 1 endorsed of 1 entry on fileParty organizations, 2020: 0 endorsed of 0 entries on fileParty organizations, 2024: 2 endorsed of 2 entries on fileParty organizations: 3 of 3 entries on file endorsed, 2016-20243/3State legislatorsState legislators, 2016: 3 endorsed of 3 entries on fileState legislators, 2020: 2 endorsed of 2 entries on fileState legislators, 2024: 18 endorsed of 19 entries on fileState legislators: 23 of 24 entries on file endorsed, 2016-202423/24Federal officialsFederal officials, 2016: 8 endorsed of 11 entries on fileFederal officials, 2020: 11 endorsed of 13 entries on fileFederal officials, 2024: 10 endorsed of 12 entries on fileFederal officials: 29 of 36 entries on file endorsed, 2016-202429/36Statewide officialsStatewide officials, 2016: 4 endorsed of 6 entries on fileStatewide officials, 2020: 5 endorsed of 7 entries on fileStatewide officials, 2024: 6 endorsed of 11 entries on fileStatewide officials: 15 of 24 entries on file endorsed, 2016-202415/24
Endorsements by level of office and cycle6 levels of office are on file across 2016-2024; a cell is filled where at least one entry of that level in that cycle endorsed.Source: Cleveland.com / The Plain Dealer (original published Jan 15, 2016; archived copy used because cleveland.com blocks automated fetches) · as of 2026-09-25 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
Endorsements by level of office and cycle
Level of officeCycles endorsedCycles on fileRate
County officials11100%
Organizations106106100%
Party organizations33100%
State legislators232496%
Federal officials293681%
Statewide officials152462%
NameRoleLevelCycleStanceCitationsSources
Bill Johnson U.S. Representative, OH-06federal2016endorsed 1 WKBN
Bob Latta U.S. Representative, OH-05federal2016endorsed 1 13abc.com (WTVG)
Brad Wenstrup U.S. Representative, OH-02federal2016endorsed 1 Cincinnati.com (Cincinnati Enquirer)
George Voinovich Former Governor of Ohio (1991–1998) and U.S. Senator (1999–2011)federal2016declined 1 Cleveland.com / The Plain Dealer (original published Jan 15, 2016; archived copy used because cleveland.com blocks automated fetches)
Jim Jordan U.S. Representative, OH-04federal2016endorsed 1 Lima News (limaohio.com)
Jim Renacci U.S. Representative, OH-16 (2011-2019)federal2016endorsed 1 Cleveland.com
Mike Turner U.S. Representative, OH-10federal2016endorsed 1 Dayton Daily News
Pat Tiberi U.S. Representative, OH-12 (2001-2018)federal2016reversed 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Rob Portman U.S. Senator (R-OH)federal2016reversed 2 Wikipedia, citing multiple October 2016 news reports on the Access Hollywood tape fallout · ABC 6 On Your Side / Cleveland.com
Steve Chabot U.S. Representative, OH-01federal2016endorsed 1 Cincinnati.com (Cincinnati Enquirer)
Steve Stivers U.S. Representative, OH-15 (2011-2021)federal2016endorsed 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Darrell C. Scott Pastor, New Spirit Revival Center, Cleveland Heights, Ohioorganization2016endorsed 1 Wikipedia (sourced to Washington Post, July 17, 2016; NBC News, April 18, 2016; WKYC, Nov. 30, 2016)
Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio (Ohio FOP) Statewide police officers' fraternal/labor organization (state lodge body); then-president Jay McDonaldorganization2016endorsed 1 WOSU Public Media (89.7 NPR News)
Jay McDonald President, Ohio chapter of the Fraternal Order of Policeorganization2016endorsed 1 WOSU
Keith Cheney Chairman, Allen County (Lima) Republican Partyparty2016endorsed 1 Lima News (limaohio.com, via Wayback Machine)
Cliff Rosenberger Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives (2016), R-Clarksvillestate-legislative2016endorsed 2 Columbus Dispatch (via Wayback Machine)
Keith Faber Ohio Senate President (2013–2016); State Senator, R-Celina (12th District)state-legislative2016endorsed 2 The Lima News / limaohio.com; also The Columbus Dispatch · Columbus Dispatch (via Wayback Machine)
Matt Huffman Ohio State Senate candidate (2016, unopposed to succeed Faber); later Ohio Senate Presidentstate-legislative2016endorsed 2 Lima News (limaohio.com, via Wayback Machine)
Dave Yost Ohio State Auditorstatewide2016reversed 1 Mansfield News Journal / The Columbus Dispatch · The Columbus Dispatch
John Kasich Governor of Ohiostatewide2016declined 2 Wikipedia (citing Kasich Facebook post, Oct 8, 2016, and The Washington Post's Oct 8, 2016 Access Hollywood-tape story) · Cleveland.com
Jon Husted Ohio Secretary of Statestatewide2016endorsed 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Josh Mandel Ohio State Treasurerstatewide2016endorsed 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Mary Taylor Lieutenant Governor of Ohiostatewide2016endorsed 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Mike DeWine Ohio Attorney Generalstatewide2016endorsed 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Richard K. Jones Sheriff, Butler County, Ohiocounty2020endorsed 1 Cincinnati Enquirer / WLWT
Anthony Gonzalez U.S. Representative, Ohio's 16th District (2019–2023); former NFL wide receiverfederal2020opposed 1 Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives (official Roll Call 17, 117th Congress, 1st Session)
Anthony Gonzalez U.S. Representative, OH-16 (2019-2023)federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Bill Johnson U.S. Representative, OH-06 (resigned Jan. 2024)federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Bob Gibbs U.S. Representative, OH-07 (retired Jan. 2023)federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Brad Wenstrup U.S. Representative, OH-02federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
David Joyce U.S. Representative, OH-14federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Jim Jordan U.S. Representative, OH-04federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Mike Turner U.S. Representative, OH-10federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Rob Portman U.S. Senator (R-OH)federal2020reversed 1 Cincinnati Enquirer
Steve Chabot U.S. Representative, OH-01federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia, citing local reporting)
Steve Stivers U.S. Representative, OH-15 (resigned May 2021)federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Troy Balderson U.S. Representative, OH-12federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Warren Davidson U.S. Representative, OH-08federal2020endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements (Wikipedia)
Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA-PAC) Ohio gun-rights advocacy group; its BFA-PAC political action committee issues candidate grades/endorsements; commonly cited as Ohio's NRA-affiliated state associationorganization2020endorsed 1 Buckeye Firearms Association
Larry Householder Ohio House Speaker (Jan 2019 – July 30, 2020, removed from the speakership the day of his federal arrest); State Representative, R-Glenford (72nd District)state-legislative2020endorsed 1 Cleveland.com
Larry Obhof Ohio Senate President (2017–Dec 2020); State Senator, R-Medina (22nd District)state-legislative2020endorsed 1 Cleveland.com
Dave Yost Ohio Attorney Generalstatewide2020endorsed 1 Cincinnati Enquirer
Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of Statestatewide2020declined 1 Cleveland.com / Politico
John Kasich Former Governor of Ohiostatewide2020opposed 2 Wikipedia, citing Kasich's Aug 10, 2020 announcement and his Aug 17, 2020 DNC speech · Fox News
Jon Husted Lieutenant Governor of Ohiostatewide2020endorsed 1 Cincinnati Enquirer
Keith Faber Ohio State Auditorstatewide2020endorsed 1 Cincinnati Enquirer
Mike DeWine Governor of Ohiostatewide2020endorsed 1 Cincinnati Enquirer / WKYC
Robert Sprague Ohio State Treasurerstatewide2020endorsed 1 Cincinnati Enquirer
Bernie Moreno U.S. Senate candidate (R-OH), elected Nov. 2024federal2024endorsed 2 NBC News
Brad Wenstrup U.S. Representative, OH-02 (retiring)federal2024endorsed 2 Spectrum News 1
Derek Merrin Ohio House of Representatives, 42nd district; 2024 U.S. House candidate, OH-09federal2024endorsed 2 Ohio Capital Journal
J.D. Vance U.S. Senator from Ohio (at time of endorsement; later Trump's 2024 vice-presidential running mate)federal2024endorsed 3 Associated Press / RNC (widely reported) · WKYC (Cleveland, TEGNA-owned NBC affiliate), via Google News · Ohio Capital Journal / NPR
Jim Jordan U.S. Representative, OH-04 (Urbana)federal2024endorsed 2 The Floridian Press
Jim Renacci Former U.S. Representative, OH-16 (2011-2019); 2018 Senate nomineefederal2024endorsed 1 List of Donald Trump 2024 presidential campaign endorsements by former officials (Wikipedia)
Max Miller U.S. Representative-elect, OH-07, at the time (former Trump White House aide)federal2024endorsed 2 The Washington Post
Mike Carey U.S. Representative, OH-15federal2024endorsed 2 The Washington Post
Rob Portman Former U.S. Senator (R-OH, retired Jan. 2023)federal2024declined 2 The Washington Post
Sherrod Brown U.S. Senator (D-OH)federal2024declined 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Troy Balderson U.S. Representative, OH-12federal2024endorsed 2 NBC News
Warren Davidson U.S. Representative, OH-08federal2024endorsed 2 Fox News
Bishop Anthony Cooper Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA-PAC) Ohio gun-rights advocacy group; its BFA-PAC political action committee issues candidate grades/endorsementsorganization2024endorsed 1 Buckeye Firearms Association
Deacon Derrell Hall Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Dr. DeWayne Smith Faith leader (clergy), Trumbull County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Dr. Jeff Mills Faith leader (clergy), Ashland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Dr. Ricky Branham Faith leader (clergy), Huron County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Aaron Boggs Faith leader (clergy), Knox County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Art Kennard Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Ashton Knowles Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Ben Gregg Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Berry Carter Faith leader (clergy), Stark County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Bobby Edwards Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Brad Gentille Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Brett Gleespen Faith leader (clergy), Marion County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Brian Phillips Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Brian Snow Faith leader (clergy), Knox County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Charles Burgess Jr. Faith leader (clergy), Wayne County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Christopher Spencer Faith leader (clergy), Crawford County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Clyde Kerby Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Dallas Waggle Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Dan Barker Faith leader (clergy), Trumbull County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Dan Zediker Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Dana Gammill Faith leader (clergy), Stark County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Danny Akers Faith leader (clergy), Crawford County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor David Bates Faith leader (clergy), Morrow County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor David Guild Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor David Koehler Faith leader (clergy), Ashland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor David Mahon Faith leader (clergy), Crawford County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor David Parsons Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Denny Nezrick Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Dink Porter Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Doug Tackett Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Duane Hennen Faith leader (clergy), Trumbull County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Ed Colegrove Faith leader (clergy), Morrow County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Faron Cole Faith leader (clergy), Wayne County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Ferlie Yates Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Floyd Allen Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor George Lewis Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Glenn Phillips Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Greg Griffith Faith leader (clergy), Huron County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor J.C. Church Faith leader (clergy), Crawford County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Jack Williams Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Jake Keister Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor James Marshall Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Jason Price Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Jeff Tauring Faith leader (clergy), Summit County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Jeremy Huff Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Jerry O'Brien Faith leader (clergy), Wayne County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Jesus Pineda Faith leader (clergy), Marion County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Joe Maggelet Faith leader (clergy), Ashland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Joe Silvestri Faith leader (clergy), Wayne County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Joe Smith Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor John Bouquet Faith leader (clergy), Ashland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor John Campos Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor John Grimm Faith leader (clergy), Huron County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor John Temple Faith leader (clergy), Ashland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Jonathan Moore Faith leader (clergy), Mahoning County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Ken Ginter Jr. Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Kevin Evans Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Larry Hill Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Lawrence Bishop II Faith leader (clergy), Warren County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Layton Broome Faith leader (clergy), Ashland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Les Vnasdale Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Lucian Baker Faith leader (clergy), Knox County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Mark Dettmer Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Mark Galambos Faith leader (clergy), Portage County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Mark Wireman Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Matt Merendino Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Matt O'Harra Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Matt Schwartz Faith leader (clergy), Knox County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Matthew Pond Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Michael Constantino Faith leader (clergy), Trumbull County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Mike Rose Faith leader (clergy), Crawford County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Miler Montoya Faith leader (clergy), Franklin County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Paul Lintern Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Randy Raynes Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Rich Hurles Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Richard Diamond Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Rick Lewis Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Rick Sutter Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Rick Wiseman Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Rob Ratcliff Faith leader (clergy), Morrow County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Robert Caw Faith leader (clergy), Licking County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Robert O'Brian Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Steve Burkhalter Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Steve McCuin Faith leader (clergy), Montgomery County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Steven Baldridge Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Terry Robinson Faith leader (clergy), Logan County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Tim Keesee Faith leader (clergy), Franklin County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Tim Sheets Faith leader (clergy), Warren County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Timothy Ginter Faith leader (clergy), Columbiana County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Troy Thompson Faith leader (clergy), Lorain County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Wade Hartzell Faith leader (clergy), Trumbull County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor Walter Moss Faith leader (clergy), Stark County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastor William Cole Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastors Joe & Amanda Nichols Faith leaders (clergy couple), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Pastors Les & Grace Farley Faith leaders (clergy couple), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Rabbi Bob Bauer Faith leader (clergy), Crawford County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Rabbi Michael Oyler Faith leader (clergy), Stark County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Rabbi William Hallbrook Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Reverend El Akuchie Faith leader (clergy), Richland County, Ohioorganization2024endorsed 1 Frontlines Ohio (open letter to Donald J. Trump)
Vivek Ramaswamy Ohio businessman and 2024 Republican presidential primary candidate (suspended campaign and endorsed Trump); later Ohio DOGE co-lead and 2026 Ohio gubernatorial candidateorganization2024endorsed 2 Des Moines Register (via AP wire), via Google News · NBC News / AP News
Alex Triantafilou Chairman, Ohio Republican Party (sworn in Jan 6, 2023; also former Hamilton County GOP Chairman)party2024endorsed 2 The Statehouse News Bureau; corroborating bio from ohiogop.org
Ohio Republican Party (State Central Committee) State party organization - formal presidential endorsement voteparty2024endorsed 1 The Statehouse News Bureau (Ohio Public Radio/NPR affiliate network; byline Jo Ingles)
Brian Stewart Ohio House of Representatives, 12th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 Spectrum News 1
Cindy Abrams Ohio House of Representatives, 29th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 The Columbus Dispatch
Gary Click Ohio House of Representatives, 88th district (Sandusky County); also a pastorstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 Frontlines Ohio
George Lang Ohio State Senator, 4th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 Cincinnati Enquirer
Jason Stephens Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives, 93rd districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 Ohio Capital Journal
Jay Edwards Ohio House of Representatives, 94th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 The Columbus Dispatch
Jennifer Gross Ohio House of Representatives, 45th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 EIN Presswire
Jon Cross Ohio State Representative (83rd District)state-legislative2024endorsed 2 WKTN (radio, Kenton, Ohio)
Matt Dolan Ohio State Senator (2017–2024); 2022 and 2024 candidate for U.S. Senatestate-legislative2024nuanced 1 Ballotpedia; also AP News, 'Cleveland businessman Bernie Moreno lands Trump endorsement in Ohio's U.S. Senate GOP primary,' Dec 20, 2023; NBC News, 'How a Trump-averse Republican in Ohio is shaking up a crowded Senate primary,' Feb 28, 2022
Matt Dolan Ohio State Senator, 24th district (Chagrin Falls); 2024 U.S. Senate primary candidatestate-legislative2024endorsed 2 WLWT
Melanie Miller Ohio House of Representatives, 67th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 The Columbus Dispatch
Michael Rulli Ohio State Senator (33rd district) at time of endorsement; later U.S. Representative, OH-06state-legislative2024endorsed 2 Spectrum News 1 · Times Leader (timesleaderonline.com)
Monica Robb Blasdel Ohio House of Representatives, 79th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 The Columbus Dispatch
Niraj Antani Ohio State Senator, R-Miamisburg (6th District)state-legislative2024endorsed 2 Dayton Daily News · Dayton Daily News
Ron Ferguson Ohio House of Representatives, 96th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 Spectrum News 1
Sandra O'Brien Ohio State Senator, 32nd districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 Star Beacon
Shane Wilkin Ohio State Senator (17th District)state-legislative2024endorsed 2 The Highland County Press
Theresa Gavarone Ohio State Senator, 2nd districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 BG Independent Media
Thomas Hall Ohio House of Representatives, 46th districtstate-legislative2024endorsed 2 Spectrum News 1
Dave Yost Ohio Attorney Generalstatewide2024endorsed 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of Statestatewide2024endorsed 1 WKBN.com
Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of Statestatewide2024reversed 1 Cleveland.com (The Plain Dealer)
John Kasich Former Governor of Ohiostatewide2024opposed 1 Politico
John Kasich Former Governor of Ohiostatewide2024declined 1 Politico
Jon Husted Lieutenant Governor of Ohiostatewide2024endorsed 2 WSYX/ABC6 (abc6onyourside.com, Sinclair-owned), via Google News · The Hill
Keith Faber Ohio State Auditorstatewide2024endorsed 1 The Columbus Dispatch
Mike DeWine Governor of Ohio (2019–present)statewide2024declined 1 Cleveland.com (byline Jeremy Pelzer; archived copy used because cleveland.com blocks automated fetches)
Mike DeWine Governor of Ohiostatewide2024nuanced 2 Cleveland.com / The Hill / Cincinnati Enquirer · WVXU (Cincinnati Public Radio); also reported by The Columbus Dispatch and The Hill
Mike DeWine Governor of Ohiostatewide2024endorsed 1 Cincinnati Enquirer
Robert Sprague Ohio State Treasurerstatewide2024endorsed 1 NBC News

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