2024 Ohio Election - Nov. 5, 2024
Ohio votes for president – between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump – as well as U.S. senator with incumbent Sherrod Brown and Bernie Moreno. Issue 1 seeks to establish a citizens redistricting commission. Plus, many other races and levies across the Buckeye State, central Ohio and Columbus.
Results updated every 2 minutes or less (some races may update less frequently).
* Indicates an incumbent
United States President Ohio Vote
Precincts: 8,878 / 8,878 (100% reporting)Donald Trump (R)
55.23%
3,116,579
Kamala Harris (D)
43.88%
2,476,003
Chase Oliver (Lib)
0.49%
27,502
Richard Duncan (NPA)
0.22%
12,532
Peter Sonski (Oth)
0.18%
9,973
United States Senate
Precincts: 8,878 / 8,878 (100% reporting)Bernie Moreno (R)
50.19%
2,803,634
Sherrod Brown (D)*
46.42%
2,592,539
Don Kissick (L)
3.39%
189,377
Ohio Issue 1
Precincts: 8,878 / 8,878 (100% reporting) No
53.78%
2,883,705
Yes
46.22%
2,478,017
Ohio Supreme Court Term Commencing Jan. 1
Precincts: 8,878 / 8,878 (100% reporting)Megan E. Shanahan (R)
55.7%
2,969,872
Michael P. Donnelly (D)*
44.3%
2,361,841
Ohio Supreme Court Term Commencing Jan. 2
Precincts: 8,878 / 8,878 (100% reporting)Joseph T. Deters (R)
55.2%
2,941,873
Melody J. Stewart (D)*
44.8%
2,387,351
Ohio Supreme Court Term End Dec 31
Precincts: 8,878 / 8,878 (100% reporting)Daniel R. Hawkins (R)
55.07%
2,943,297
Lisa Forbes (D)
44.93%
2,401,109
United States House District 2
Precincts: 706 / 706 (100% reporting)David J. Taylor (R)
73.5%
262,843
Samantha Meadows (D)
26.5%
94,751
United States House District 3
Precincts: 543 / 543 (100% reporting)Joyce Beatty (D)*
70.71%
236,050
Michael Young (R)
29.29%
97,785
United States House District 4
Precincts: 614 / 614 (100% reporting)Jim Jordan (R)*
68.46%
268,510
Tamie Wilson (D)
31.54%
123,693
United States House District 10
Precincts: 571 / 571 (100% reporting)Mike Turner (R)*
57.81%
209,347
Amy Cox (D)
39.09%
141,567
Michael Harbaugh (NPA)
3.1%
11,232
United States House District 12
Precincts: 576 / 576 (100% reporting)Troy Balderson (R)*
68.56%
255,587
Jerrad Christian (D)
31.44%
117,229
United States House District 15
Precincts: 525 / 525 (100% reporting)Mike Carey (R)*
56.52%
192,477
Adam Miller (D)
43.48%
148,045
Franklin COTA Sales Tax
Precincts: 888 / 888 (100% reporting) Yes
56.55%
324,671
No
43.45%
249,431
Franklin Prosecuting Attorney
Precincts: 882 / 884 (99% reporting)Shayla Favor (D)
62.75%
339,502
John Rutan (R)
37.25%
201,509
Franklin Bexley City School Tax
Precincts: 10 / 10 (100% reporting) Yes
56.89%
4,325
No
43.11%
3,278
Franklin Grandview Heights City School Bond
Precincts: 7 / 7 (100% reporting) Yes
60.87%
3,541
No
39.13%
2,276
Franklin Groveport Madison Local Schools Bond
Precincts: 33 / 33 (100% reporting) No
54.95%
9,410
Yes
45.05%
7,715
Franklin Hilliard CIty School Bond and Tax
Precincts: 76 / 76 (100% reporting) Yes
53.24%
26,351
No
46.76%
23,146
Franklin New Albany-Plain Local School Bond
Precincts: 23 / 23 (100% reporting) Yes
60.77%
7,044
No
39.23%
4,548
Franklin Reynoldsburg City School Tax
Precincts: 32 / 32 (100% reporting) No
54.69%
10,045
Yes
45.31%
8,323
Franklin Westerville City Schools Bond and Tax
Precincts: 68 / 68 (100% reporting) No
52.18%
26,707
Yes
47.82%
24,478
Union Marysville Exempted VIllage School Tax
Precincts: 30 / 30 (100% reporting) No
50.94%
9,530
Yes
49.06%
9,179
Election Headlines
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- Republicans win 218 US House seats, giving Donald Trump and the party control of government
- Trump makes a victor's return to Washington and pledges a 'smooth' transition of power from Biden
- After winning the election, Trump's 2020 election case may wind down
- GOP picks up more key House seats while Democrats insist they still have a path to a majority