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U.S. SENATE 100 SEATS
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ELECTION NIGHT NOVEMBER 3, 2026
88 COUNTIES. ONE OHIO.
OHIO DECIDES.
The votes. The candidates.
The decisions shaping our state.
Ohio election results 2026
Follow unofficial vote counts for Ohio governor, U.S. Senate, Congress, the Ohio legislature and judicial races in the state’s reporting feed. Explore the interactive Ohio county map, compare candidate totals and select any of Ohio’s 88 counties. We check the official Ohio Secretary of State feed every three minutes; each county reports on its own schedule.
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Ohio election results at a glance
Unofficial complete results. This summary reflects the official totals available when this page opened. The interactive results update automatically.
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Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Statewide · race reporting unit
| Candidate or ticket | Party | Reported votes |
|---|---|---|
| Amy Acton / David Pepper | Democratic | 2,404,178 |
| Timothy Grady / Andrea Neutzling | Not Applicable - WI | 235 |
| Heather Hill / Patrick Manley | Not Applicable - WI | 1,186 |
| Don Kissick / James Mills | Libertarian | 151,874 |
| Vivek Ramaswamy / Robert McColley | Republican | 2,039,730 |
| Renea Turner / Jalen Turner | Not Applicable - WI | 67 |
U.S. Senator
Statewide · race reporting unit · Term ends 2029-01-03
| Candidate or ticket | Party | Reported votes |
|---|---|---|
| Sherrod Brown | Democratic | 2,301,042 |
| Stephen Faris | Not Applicable - WI | 291 |
| Anthony Holliman | Not Applicable - WI | 36 |
| Jon Husted | Republican | 2,077,748 |
| Greg Levy | Other-party candidate | 94,509 |
| William Redpath | Libertarian | 128,272 |
| Timothy Telymonde | Not Applicable - WI | 27 |
County contributions and race totals are separate reporting levels. A lead is not a winner declaration. Election-night totals remain unofficial unless the state marks the file certified.
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Vote source: Ohio Secretary of State. Official XML documentation.
THE RESULTS
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OHIO · RACE TOTAL
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EXPLORE FULL OHIO RESULTS ↗COUNTY BY COUNTY
Selected raceCompare reported votes across the counties in this race. Select a row to explore its candidate totals.
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BEYOND THE NUMBERS
Meet the candidatesExpand a profile to read priorities stated by the candidate’s campaign. Profiles are sourced separately from election totals and do not establish the complete ballot lineup.
UNDERSTANDING OHIO’S RESULTS
Election night questionsWhen do Ohio election results begin?
Ohio’s scheduled poll closing time on November 3, 2026 is 7:30 p.m. Eastern. Voters already in line may still vote. Results arrive as counties report them; a three-minute feed check does not mean every county has new votes.
Ohio Secretary of State voting hours ↗How do I see my county’s vote counts?
Select a county on the Ohio map or use the county search and dropdown. The result panel then shows that county’s contribution to the selected race. Use the county-by-county table to compare reporting across all 88 counties, including Franklin, Cuyahoga and Hamilton.
Explore Ohio county election results ↓Which races are included?
The state feed includes the Ohio governor and lieutenant governor election, the U.S. Senate election, Ohio’s U.S. House districts, state Senate and House races, judicial contests and verified statewide issues. Local issues and other contests may require a separate county board of elections source.
Check official Ohio race coverage ↗Are these final election results?
Election-night totals are unofficial. An early lead is not a winner declaration, and precincts reporting is not the percentage of all votes counted. WKE shows the official file’s generation time separately from the most recent check, and retains the last valid totals if updates are delayed.
Read our sources and counting method ↓TRANSPARENCY MATTERS
Know what you’re seeing.
Official counts. Unofficial totals.
Vote counts come from the Ohio Secretary of State. Election-night results are unofficial and may change as counties report and reconcile ballots. WKE does not call winners from a temporary lead.
View Ohio’s official reporting ↗A check isn’t always a change.
Our server checks the official feed every 180 seconds while scheduled retrieval is running. Open pages also check every 180 seconds. Vote bars and county highlights change only when the underlying numbers change. During interruptions, the last valid totals stay visible with a delay notice.
County and race totals stay separate.
Race totals come from the race’s official reporting unit. County views use only that county’s records. We never add county subtotals to race totals. Missing records are shown as unavailable, rather than zero.
Ohio XML technical documentation ↗Coverage follows the source.
Only contests present in the validated feed appear in the race selector. Local issues may be reported separately by county boards. Candidate priorities describe campaign statements, with links for context; unavailable portraits or profiles are identified.
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