Vote 2026

← Back to Get ready to vote! The math on six seats Why a handful of local races decide what happens in Columbus for the next two years. Where Ohio voters stand In recent elections, Ohio has voted about 55–45, Republican to Democrat. In the 2024 Ohio House elections, Republican candidates won about 56 percent […]

← Back to Get ready to vote! Governor and Lieutenant Governor Amy Acton and David Pepper (D) vs. Vivek Ramaswamy and Rob McColley (R). The race In Ohio the governor and lieutenant governor run together and appear as one line on your ballot. You cast one vote for the pair. Every current statewide executive officeholder

← Back to Get ready to vote! U.S. House, Ohio District 14 Maria Jukic (D) vs. Dave Joyce (R, incumbent). Two sets of recorded votes by Dave Joyce are worth a look before you decide. The war in Iran Since fighting with Iran began on February 28, 2026, 18 American service members have been killed

← Back to Get ready to vote! Ohio Supreme Court: two seats Jennifer Brunner (D) vs. Colleen O’Donnell (R), and Marilyn Zayas (D) vs. Dan Hawkins (R). The race Ohio’s judicial races carry party labels now — the General Assembly, with a Republican supermajority in each house, added them starting in 2022. A court of

← Back to Get ready to vote! Ohio Senate District 27 Mike Roberto (D) vs. Steve Demetriou (R) — the most competitive Senate seat in the state, and one that can flip. The race District 27 covers all of Portage County plus portions of Summit and Geauga. It is an open seat: Sen. Kristina Roegner

← Back to Get ready to vote! Who is on your ballot Find your county below. Your own sample ballot from VoteOhio.gov adds the local levies and school issues, which vary precinct to precinct. Everyone in Ohio votes on these Office Democrat Republican Governor / Lt. Governor (one ticket, one vote) Amy Acton / David