2026 Primary Final Unofficial Election Results

LORAIN COUNTY OFFICES * denotes incumbents One to be nominated unless otherwise noted 100 percent of precincts counted. COMMISSIONER Democrat Brian A. Baker 12,137 Carolyn Y. White 12,525 Republican Jeff Riddell* 9,677 Will Schlechter 9,660 AUDITOR Democrat Craig Snodgrass* 23,385 Republican Elaine M. Seguin 16,021 COMMON PLEAS PROBATE JUDGE Democrat James T. Walther* 22,505 LORAIN COUNTY ISSUES ISSUE 11: An additional 0.85-mill, five-year levy for the Board of Developmental Disabilities' Murray Ridge School. Yes 32,285- No 21,556 SCHOOL DISTRICTS AMHERST ISSUE 1: A 0.75% earned income tax for five years for current expenses. Yes 2,992- No 3,560 AVON LAKE ISSUE 3: A 1.5-mill, five-year renewal levy for permanent improvements. Yes 3,789- No 2,863 LORAIN ISSUE 5: An additional 11.0-mill levy for current expenses. Yes 3,076- No 2,918 STRONGSVILLE (Includes votes from Cuyahoga County.) ISSUE 10: A 3.43-mill, 36-year bond issue for construction. Yes 5,251- No 5,688 CITIES AMHERST ISSUE 12: A local option to allow Sunday sales of beer, wine and liquor at the Drunken Sailor, 232 Park Ave., in Ward 3, Precinct A. Yes 345- No 112 AVON LAKE ISSUE 13: An increase in the city income tax from 1.5% to 1.9% for five years for road maintenance. Yes 2,860- No 3,772 ELYRIA ISSUE 14: A local option to allow Sunday sales of wine and liquor at Columbian Club, 118 Kipling St., in Ward 1, Precinct B. Yes 217- No 73 LORAIN ISSUE 15: A 1.7-mill, five-year renewal levy for the Fire Department. Yes 5,174- No 2,852 OBERLIN ISSUE 16: A local option to allow weekday sales of beer, wine and liquor at Thi Ni Thai restaurant, 19 South Main St., in Precinct 6. Yes 108- No 8 ISSUE 17: A local option to allow Sunday sales of beer, wine and liquor at Thi Ni Thai restaurant, 19 South Main St., in Precinct 6. Yes 106- No 9 TOWNSHIPS AMHERST ISSUE 2: A 1.0-mill, five-year renewal levy for street, road and bridge maintenance. Yes 904- No 522 CAMDEN ISSUE 18: A 2.0-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection and emergency medical service. Yes 243- No 129 ISSUE 19: A 1.5-mill, five-year renewal levy for road improvements. Yes 241- No 131 CARLISLE ISSUE 20: A 0.75-mill, five-year renewal levy for road improvements. Yes 1,080- No 486 COLUMBIA ISSUE 21: A 1.0-mill renewal and 0.5-mill additional five-year levy for street, road and bridge maintenance. Yes 674- No 895 SHEFFIELD ISSUE 22: A 0.35-mill, five-year renewal levy for current expense. Yes 225- No 162 ISSUE 23: A 2.25-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection and emergency medical service. Yes 243- No 144 ISSUE 24: A 2.5-mill, five-year renewal levy for emergency medical services. Yes 235- No 149 ISSUE 25: A 3.0-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection and emergency medical service. Yes 230- No 155 ISSUE 26: A 3.5-mill, five-year additional levy for fire protection and emergency medical service. Yes 157- No 226 LIBRARY DISTRICTS AVON LAKE ISSUE 4: A 2.8-mill, five-year renewal levy for current expenses. Yes 4,654- No 2,004 LORAIN ISSUE 6: A 5.95-mill, 10-year renewal levy for current expenses. Yes 4,210- No 1,777 LORAIN, DOMONKAS BRANCH ISSUE 7: A 2.2-mill, five-year additional levy for current expenses. Yes 968- No 458 OBERLIN ISSUE 8: A 3.25-mill, permanent levy for current expenses. Yes 1,919- No 494 OTHER ISSUES SOUTH LORAIN COUNTY AMBULANCE DISTRICT ISSUE 9: A 2.75-mill, five-year additional levy for ambulance and emergency medical service. Yes 1,146- No 803 STATE OFFICES * denotes incumbent One to be nominated unless otherwise noted 100 percent of Ohio precincts counted. GOVERNOR/LT. GOVERNOR Democrat Amy Acton/David Pepper 762,457 Republican Casey Putsch/Kimberly C. Georgeton 143,257 Vivek Ramaswamy/Robert A. McColley 673,902 Libertarian Donald C. Kissick/James L. Mills 8,624 Write-in Travis Jon Vought/Christy Jo Orr N/A ATTORNEY GENERAL Democrat Elliot Forhan 258,289 John J. Kulewicz 442,799 Republican Keith Faber 695,824 AUDITOR OF STATE Democrat Annette Blackwell 682,912 Republican Frank LaRose 720,827 Libertarian Write-in Aidan Michael Jeffery N/A SECRETARY OF STATE Democrat Bryan Hambley 234,087 Allison Russo 484,215 Republican Robert Sprague 541,220 Marcell Strbich 229,605 Libertarian Tom Pruss 8,545 TREASURER OF STATE Democrat Seth Walsh 673,085 Republican Jay Edwards 410,282 Kristina D. Roegner 363,040 OHIO SENATE 13TH DISTRICT (Lorain County and almost all of Huron County) 100 percent of precincts counted. Democrat Joe Miller 24,699 Republican Gayle Manning 20,920 OHIO HOUSE 52ND DISTRICT (Northern and eastern portions of Lorain County, including Avon, North Ridgeville and a portion of Elyria) 100 percent of precincts counted. Democrat Mike Baker 4,767 Graig Bansek 4,620 Republican Nathan H. Manning 6,282 OHIO HOUSE 53RD DISTRICT (City of Lorain and portion of Elyria) 100 percent of precincts counted. Democrat Matt Lundy 7,483 Dan Nutt 2,577 Republican Bradley Lacko 5,424 OHIO HOUSE 54TH DISTRICT (Southern and western portions of Lorain County, including Amherst, Oberlin, Wellington, LaGrange and Rochester, and almost all of Huron County) percent of precincts counted. Democrat Brenda Buchanan 6,424 Republican Kellie Deeter* 9,018 OHIO SUPREME COURT JUSTICE (Term beginning Jan. 1, 2027) Democrat Marilyn Zayas 667,037 Republican Daniel R. Hawkins* 671,186 (Term beginning Jan. 2, 2027) Democrat Jennifer Brunner* 682,984 Republican Andrew King 218,242 Jill Lanzinger 147,209 Ronald Lewis 132,769 Colleen O'Donnell 236,083 COURT OF APPEALS, 9TH DISTRICT JUDGE (Summit, Medina, Wayne and Lorain counties) 100 percent of district precincts counted. (Term beginning Feb. 9, 2027) Democrat Betty Sutton* 80,441 Republican Cynthia Curtin 59,210 FEDERAL OFFICES * denotes incumbents One to be nominated unless otherwise noted 100 percent of Ohio precincts counted. SENATE Democrat Sherrod Brown 708,005 Ron Kincaid 83,350 Republican Jon Husted* 733,270 Libertarian William B. Redpath 4,948 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 5th DISTRICT (Western portion of Lorain County and a portion of Wood County, as well as all of Crawford, Hancock, Henry, Huron, Mercer, Paulding, Putnam, Seneca, Van Wert and Wyandot counties) 100 percent of district precincts counted. Democrat Daniel John Burket 10,089 Martin M. Heberling III 10,662 Brian A. Shaver 11,848 Scott E. Tabor 8,719 Republican Bob Latta* 57,835 Libertarian Write-in Michael J. Veloff N/A