The general election in Ohio takes place this Tuesday, November 3—a highly significant day that brings millions of voters to the polls to determine the region’s political direction. These elections involve not only the renewal of all of the state’s seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and various state-level legislative positions, but also contests for offices with major institutional impact, such as the governorship and a pivotal seat in the federal Senate. Consequently, the electoral process in Ohio remains under a national spotlight, serving as an essential barometer of popular support for the various political parties.
Today, Tuesday, November 3, Ohio is electing a U.S. senator in a special election to complete the current term, as well as its governor, secretary of state, members of the House of Representatives, and attorney general.
| Contest | Candidates | Results available |
|---|---|---|
| United States Senate | Jon Husted (R) Sherrod Brown (D) Greg Levy (I) | -- |
| Governor | Vivek Ramaswamy (R) Amy Acton (D) Don Kissick (I) | -- |
| Secretary of State | Robert Sprague (R) Allison Russo (D) Tom Pruss (I) | -- |
| Attorney General | Keith Faber (R) John Kulewicz (D) | -- |
For the United States House of Representatives elections in Ohio, the 15 congressional districts feature the following main candidates:
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