Gubernatorial results

incumbentprojected winner
0% in Race details
dem Ted Strickland* 47% 1,752,507
rep John Kasich 49% 1,849,609

Senate results

incumbentprojected winner
0% in Race details
dem Lee Fisher 39% 1,447,848
rep Rob Portman 57% 2,125,555

House results

incumbentprojected winner
District 1 100% in Race details
rep Steve Chabot 52% 101,691
dem Steve Driehaus* 45% 87,394
District 2 100% in Race details
rep Jean Schmidt* 59% 136,120
dem Surya Yalamanchili 35% 80,139
District 3 100% in Race details
rep Mike Turner* 69% 149,135
dem Joe Roberts 31% 68,127
District 4 100% in Race details
rep Jim Jordan* 72% 143,495
dem Doug Litt 25% 49,369
District 5 100% in Race details
rep Bob Latta* 68% 138,571
dem Caleb Finkenbiner 26% 53,671
District 6 100% in Race details
rep Bill Johnson 50% 101,558
dem Charlie Wilson* 45% 91,018
District 7 100% in Race details
rep Steve Austria* 63% 132,923
dem Bill Conner 32% 67,792
District 8 100% in Race details
rep John Boehner* 66% 139,254
dem Justin Coussoule 30% 63,593
District 9 100% in Race details
dem Marcy Kaptur* 59% 117,890
rep Rich Iott 41% 81,876
District 10 100% in Race details
dem Dennis Kucinich* 53% 97,880
rep Peter Corrigan 44% 81,658
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District 11 100% in Race details
dem Marcia Fudge* 82% 131,398
rep Thomas Pekarek 18% 27,918
District 12 100% in Race details
rep Pat Tiberi* 60% 210,033
dem Paula Brooks 37% 129,736
District 13 100% in Race details
dem Betty Sutton* 55% 115,331
rep Tom Ganley 45% 92,608
District 14 100% in Race details
rep Steve LaTourette* 65% 147,159
dem Bill O'Neill 31% 70,754
District 15 100% in Race details
rep Steve Stivers 57% 137,441
dem Mary Jo Kilroy* 39% 93,578
District 16 100% in Race details
rep Jim Renacci 52% 112,902
dem John Boccieri* 41% 89,008
District 17 100% in Race details
dem Timothy Ryan* 54% 100,295
rep Jim Graham 30% 56,441
District 18 100% in Race details
rep Bob Gibbs 54% 105,727
dem Zack Space* 40% 79,257

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