2026 general election · Ohio

Ohio results by county

Unofficial

Unofficial results. The Secretary of State’s results feed was last generated 2026-11-12 01:24 UTC (status “UnofficialComplete”) and has been updated since the November 4 snapshot, so this is not a live count. The Secretary of State’s November 4 export listed 3,779 military and overseas ballots and 98,369 provisional ballots as outstanding, and the feed does not say how many are now counted, so totals can still change. Write-in counts in the feed are partial. County boards of elections canvass the results and the state certifies after that. We replace this note once Ohio certifies.

As of , unofficial, per the Secretary of State’s results feed (generated 2026-11-12 01:24 UTC) (liveresults.ohiosos.gov): In the U.S. Senate race, Sherrod Brown leads Jon Husted 50.0% to 45.1% with 88 of 88 counties listed. 8 contests are loaded (U.S. Senate, Governor, Attorney General, Auditor of State, Secretary of State, Treasurer of State, Ohio Supreme Court (seat 1), Ohio Supreme Court (seat 2)).

Pick a race on the left, a column on top, and select any county for its numbers.

The state page lists results from approved rows drawn from state results feeds and Wikipedia; those are not the counts on this desk, which shows the Secretary of State’s unofficial results feed as generated November 12, 2026, not certified. See the state page.

HighlandSenecaWoodWilliamsLoganHardinJacksonFranklinRichlandGuernseyDelawareFultonCrawfordWayneHuronPauldingFayettePickawayAuglaizeSummitDefianceBrownMadisonTrumbullBelmontPikeErieAshtabulaMiamiVintonLakeCarrollMarionMuskingumPutnamWyandotClarkLickingClintonGreeneMercerClermontLucasLawrencePerryHolmesGeaugaMorganOttawaShelbyMahoningMedinaRossSanduskyTuscarawasVan WertCoshoctonAshlandAdamsColumbianaJeffersonAthensHockingHenryKnoxFairfieldStarkHancockDarkeNobleAllenChampaignMontgomeryHarrisonMonroePrebleGalliaButlerWashingtonMorrowPortageHamiltonUnionMeigsSciotoWarrenCuyahogaLorain
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Margin in points between the two leading parties, as a share of all votes.

Every county

R+44.5Toward D 10.2 pts
R+31.0Toward D 11.2 pts
R+34.4Toward D 10.9 pts
R+9.2Toward D 9.3 pts
D+30.5Toward D 9.0 pts
R+53.4Toward D 7.6 pts
R+26.3Toward D 8.4 pts
R+42.8Toward D 10.5 pts
R+10.3Toward D 13.5 pts
R+38.3Toward D 7.5 pts
R+31.9Toward D 10.8 pts
R+13.2Toward D 9.3 pts
R+19.8Toward D 12.5 pts
R+37.7Toward D 11.6 pts
R+30.7Toward D 9.0 pts
R+34.3Toward D 7.9 pts
R+36.0Toward D 10.7 pts
D+43.7Toward D 8.1 pts
R+52.5Toward D 9.3 pts
R+24.9Toward D 7.4 pts
D+4.5Toward D 10.8 pts
D+1.0Toward D 7.1 pts
R+6.6Toward D 14.7 pts
R+39.6Toward D 10.2 pts
D+42.1Toward D 9.6 pts
R+28.2Toward D 6.4 pts
R+40.2Toward D 13.3 pts
R+11.8Toward D 6.9 pts
R+7.5Toward D 11.8 pts
R+32.4Toward D 10.0 pts
D+25.3Toward D 9.9 pts
R+23.5Toward D 12.1 pts
R+37.1Toward D 8.0 pts
R+34.3Toward D 9.6 pts
R+32.6Toward D 5.4 pts
R+44.0Toward D 11.4 pts
R+24.9Toward D 8.9 pts
R+57.1Toward D 6.5 pts
R+23.1Toward D 11.6 pts
R+35.9Toward D 12.6 pts
R+24.3Toward D 6.5 pts
R+31.4Toward D 8.2 pts
D+1.6Toward D 9.8 pts
R+28.1Toward D 17.1 pts
R+12.1Toward D 13.2 pts
R+40.9Toward D 11.7 pts
D+11.2Toward D 8.8 pts
D+25.7Toward D 6.2 pts
R+27.8Toward D 10.5 pts
D+7.2Toward D 10.6 pts
R+22.1Toward D 11.5 pts
R+9.4Toward D 8.6 pts
R+36.2Toward D 13.5 pts
R+57.0Toward D 4.9 pts
R+30.9Toward D 12.1 pts
R+38.3Toward D 4.9 pts
D+15.0Toward D 13.3 pts
R+35.5Toward D 9.7 pts
R+39.6Toward D 10.7 pts
R+26.9Toward D 9.8 pts
R+46.1Toward D 6.8 pts
R+12.6Toward D 3.1 pts
R+38.3Toward D 12.6 pts
R+35.0Toward D 8.7 pts
R+31.1Toward D 10.6 pts
R+31.3Toward D 9.2 pts
D+2.7Toward D 9.5 pts
R+42.7Toward D 12.2 pts
R+59.3Toward D 5.2 pts
R+26.2Toward D 11.9 pts
R+21.5Toward D 8.9 pts
R+13.1Toward D 9.9 pts
R+25.5Toward D 13.7 pts
R+19.1Toward D 10.4 pts
R+53.0Toward D 8.0 pts
R+5.3Toward D 10.5 pts
D+22.6Toward D 9.4 pts
D+2.6Toward D 9.7 pts
R+23.4Toward D 8.9 pts
R+13.7Toward D 14.9 pts
R+44.4Toward D 12.7 pts
R+36.6Toward D 12.1 pts
R+17.9Toward D 11.1 pts
R+24.9Toward D 14.1 pts
R+25.2Toward D 8.0 pts
R+34.4Toward D 4.8 pts
D+4.6Toward D 7.9 pts
R+29.4Toward D 14.6 pts

Sources and method

  • 2026: county totals from the Secretary of State’s results feed (generated 2026-11-12 01:24 UTC), liveresults.ohiosos.gov, read Fri, 13 Nov 2026 05:47:32 GMT. A race appears only when all 88 counties are listed. U.S. Senate (checksum 92eb5789bf3d) Governor (checksum 92eb5789bf3d) Attorney General (checksum 92eb5789bf3d) Auditor of State (checksum 92eb5789bf3d) Secretary of State (checksum 92eb5789bf3d) Treasurer of State (checksum 92eb5789bf3d) Ohio Supreme Court (seat 1) (checksum 92eb5789bf3d) Ohio Supreme Court (seat 2) (checksum 92eb5789bf3d)
  • Past elections: the Secretary of State’s certified 2022 and 2024 statewide result files, checked against Internet Archive copies of the official files with the same checksums (ohiosos.gov blocks automated reads) for the 2022 and 2024 general elections. 2024 President (checksum ef2f8050e177). 2024 Ohio Supreme Court, Justice (Term Commencing 01/01/2025) (checksum ef2f8050e177). 2024 Ohio Supreme Court, Justice (Term Commencing 01/02/2025) (checksum ef2f8050e177). 2024 Ohio Supreme Court, Justice (Unexpired Term Ending 12/31/2026) (checksum ef2f8050e177). 2024 U.S. Senate (checksum ef2f8050e177). 2022 Governor (checksum a5ee0ac7961a). 2022 Attorney General (checksum a5ee0ac7961a). 2022 Auditor of State (checksum a5ee0ac7961a). 2022 Secretary of State (checksum a5ee0ac7961a). 2022 Treasurer of State (checksum a5ee0ac7961a). 2022 Ohio Supreme Court, Chief Justice (Term Commencing 01/01/2023) (checksum a5ee0ac7961a). 2022 Ohio Supreme Court, Justice (Term Commencing 01/01/2023) (checksum a5ee0ac7961a). 2022 Ohio Supreme Court, Justice (Term Commencing 01/02/2023) (checksum a5ee0ac7961a). 2022 U.S. Senate (checksum a5ee0ac7961a).
  • Margin: Republican votes minus Democratic votes, as points of all votes cast in the county. Shift: this year’s margin minus the margin in the election you compare with. A shift compares shares, so a county can move even when its winner does not change. Different offices and turnout levels differ, so read it as a pattern, not a prediction.
  • Map lines: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundaries (public domain).