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Daniel Konik/Statehouse News BureauOhio got its first woman elected governor with Amy Acton, who defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy by nearly eight points in a state that President Trump won by 11 points just two years earlier. -
Contributed/ContributedKristina Knickerbocker has won the race for Ohio's District 10, beating out Dayton's longtime Republican Congressman Mike Turner.
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Ohio House of Representative member and Democrat Allison Russo also won in the race the secretary of state. -
Voters selected in the first woman to be elected governor in Ohio and returned former U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown to Washington. -
Although Ohio has trended red in recent election cycles, Tuesday was bruising for the state GOP, as its candidates all the way down the ticket lost. -
Democrats not only won the governor’s office in Ohio for the first time in 20 years on Tuesday. They also made big gains in the state legislature. -
A constitutional amendment to require photo identification for in-person voting in Ohio passed easily on Tuesday. -
Issue 28 will require a city wide vote on developments above a certain size, electrical use or water use. It was designed to thwart data center development in the city. -
While school levies in the Bexley and Upper Arlington school districts were defeated, voters in the South-Western district approved a no-new-millage bond issue. -
The issues would make it so the nine existing city council seats are only elected by voters within the nine districts. Issue 9 makes other changes too. -
Husted was appointed to that post in 2025 after former Sen. JD Vance was chosen to be President Trump's vice president. -
Ohio’s 15th Congressional District was redrawn to cover much of southwest Franklin County and counties to the south and west like Miami and Pickaway.
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Democrat Amy Acton beat biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican backed by President Trump, in a race marked in the final weeks by a Ramaswamy attack ad that drew national criticism. -
As of 5 p.m. on Tuesday, half of Franklin County's registered voters have cast a ballot. -
The secretary of state's office is monitoring voting and election-related activity at the 3,042 polling locations in Ohio. -
Health, Science & EnvironmentThe St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy in Cincinnati is expanding its medication donation program to cities including Canton, Toledo and Dayton. -
An influential conservative think tank said it’s concerned about unelected bureaucrats having too much authority over the policies that come out of Ohio's state agencies. -
The nonpartisan nonprofit DJs at the Polls said it hired 270 Ohioans to DJ outside of polling locations and drum up excitement on Tuesday. -
The organization Voters Have Choices is running ads urging people only to support Issue 8 while other groups support a "yes" vote on both issues. -
The museum and research center in Columbus was already slated for renovations when it abruptly closed in September because of a problem with its fire-safety system. -
Franklin County Board of Elections Director Antone White said the plain clothes election monitors from the Department of Justice will not be allowed inside polling sites. -
The Ohio Auditor's Office said it has no evidence that the cyberattack put the personal financial information of Ohioans at risk.
