How Ohio voted in each presidential election since 1960, and how each county voted (database)
Ohio was long known as a bellwether state in presidential elections because the Ohio winner had won the national election in ...
Ohio is called, but when will we see Michigan election results? Why it may take time
In 2020, Michigan's presidential race was called within 24 hours of polls closing. This year, clerks could tabulate absentee ...
What's the future for Ohio Democrats after huge election losses?
President-elect Donald Trump won Ohio by more than 11 points − substantially better than he did in 2016 and 2020. Businessman ...
Yes, Slate Is Mostly—but Not Entirely—Voting for Kamala Harris. We Also Predicted Who Will Win.
Slate has never officially endorsed a candidate for president. But we have, since 2000, revealed whom Slate staff members are ...
Newly introduced legislation looks to get rid of ballot drop boxes, change Ohio election law
The way you vote in Ohio could change, especially if you voted via a drop box.Sen. Theresa Gavarone introduced Senate Bill ...
Trump carries Ohio for third time: Maps show how win compares to previous elections
Republican Donald Trump carried Ohio for a third time on Tuesday, defeating Democratic nominee Kamala Harris to capture the ...
What do Ohio's election results mean? Diving deeper into national, statewide and local races
The 2024 election is over, but the implications of Tuesday's results will play out for years to come. Here's what we're ...
Map shows how each county voted in competitive Ohio U.S. Senate race
Current Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown is taking on GOP newcomer Bernie Moreno in the high-stakes election for U.S. Senate.
Polls have closed in Richland County. When can we see the election results tonight?
Early voting numbers were strong in Richland County — 30,053 ballots had been cast before polls opened Monday.
Working-class realignment not going away any time soon
The broad-based coalition that elected Donald Trump to the White House again should have been plain for all to see. And it ...
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How did Ohioans vote in the US Senate race? Breaking it down county-by-county
Cleveland businessman and Republican Bernie Moreno is projected to defeat incumbent Sherrod Brown for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat. Moreno won with an overwhelming majority in almost all rural counties.