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2026 OHIO ELECTION · COLUMBUS AREA
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Follow Franklin County’s reported votes for Ohio governor, U.S. Senate, Congress and other races available in the state feed. The map and vote panel open with Franklin County selected, including the Franklin County portion of Columbus. Countywide totals are different from Columbus city totals; municipal contests, school levies and local ballot issues need the official local results below.
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These figures are Franklin County, Ohio contributions to each race. Franklin County includes Columbus and other communities; county totals are not Columbus-city-only totals. The balance-of-power chart is national and does not describe Franklin County votes.
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Franklin County contribution · Statewide
| Candidate or ticket | Party | County votes |
|---|---|---|
| Amy Acton / David Pepper | Democratic | 363,745 |
| Timothy Grady / Andrea Neutzling | Not Applicable - WI | 48 |
| Heather Hill / Patrick Manley | Not Applicable - WI | 132 |
| Don Kissick / James Mills | Libertarian | 10,586 |
| Vivek Ramaswamy / Robert McColley | Republican | 131,513 |
| Renea Turner / Jalen Turner | Not Applicable - WI | 14 |
Franklin County contribution · Statewide · Term ends 2029-01-03
| Candidate or ticket | Party | County votes |
|---|---|---|
| Sherrod Brown | Democratic | 349,983 |
| Stephen Faris | Not Applicable - WI | 32 |
| Anthony Holliman | Not Applicable - WI | 5 |
| Jon Husted | Republican | 136,999 |
| Greg Levy | Other-party candidate | 9,345 |
| William Redpath | Libertarian | 9,025 |
| Timothy Telymonde | Not Applicable - WI | 4 |
Franklin County contribution · Congressional District 3
| Candidate or ticket | Party | County votes |
|---|---|---|
| Joyce Beatty | Democratic | 231,925 |
| Cleophus Dulaney | Republican | 68,407 |
Franklin County contribution · Congressional District 15
| Candidate or ticket | Party | County votes |
|---|---|---|
| Brennan Barrington | Libertarian | 5,023 |
| Mike Carey | Republican | 69,270 |
| Gary Josephson | Not Applicable - WI | 2 |
| Don Leonard | Democratic | 122,451 |
| Samuel Ronan | Not Applicable - WI | 100 |
U.S. House figures above are Franklin County’s contribution to each congressional district, not the entire district’s total. A temporary lead is not a winner declaration.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY · COUNTY CONTRIBUTION
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