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Ohio Election Results 2014 General Election November 4, 2014 Ohio Election Results 2014 General Election November 4, 2014 Statewide Elections: All of the statewide offices will remain in control of the Republican incumbents for four more years. Ohio General Assembly (30 new legislators have been elected to the 131st General Assembly): Ohio House of Representatives (65 Republicans/34 Democrats): Republicans were able to pick up an additional 5 seats bringing their total to 65 out of the 99 seats. These new seats include: District 5: Tim Ginter was able to defeat incumbent Nick Barborak District 28: Jonathan Dever picked up Connie Pillich’s seat by defeating Micah Kamrass District 43: Jeffery Rezabek defeated incumbent Roland Winburn District 55: In the race for Matt Lundy’s seat, Nathan Manning defeated Brendan Mackin District 89: Stephen Kraus defeated incumbent Chris Redfern Ohio Senate (23 Republicans/10 Democrats): Republicans retained their seats in the Senate and their firm hold of a 23 seat majority. Notable changes next year include: District 9: Cecil Thomas will be replacing Eric Kearney District 21: Sandra Williams will be replacing Shirley Smith District 25: Kenny Yuko is returning to the legislature and replacing Nina Turner District 31: Jay Hottinger is leaving the House and returning to the Senate U.S. Elections: Republicans were able to pick up enough seats to bring them into the majority in the Senate. There were no changes in the Ohio Congressional seats and the Republicans were able to retain their control of the House. Highlighted in BLUE: Election Winners Highlighted in ORANGE: Seat will have a new legislator Ohio Supreme Court Incumbent Democrat Republican Independent Candidate Judith French John O’Donnell Judith French Sharon Kennedy Tom Letson Sharon Kennedy Ohio Governor/Lieutenant Governor Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party Candidate John Kasich/ Ed FitzGerald/ John Kasich/ Anita Rios/Bob Fitrakis Mary Taylor Sharen Neuhardt Mary Taylor (Green) Ohio Attorney General Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party Candidate Mike DeWine David Pepper Mike DeWine Steven Linnabary (Libertarian) Ohio Auditor Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party Candidate David Yost John Patrick Carney David Yost Bob Bridges (Libertarian) Ohio Secretary of State Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party Candidate John Husted Nina Turner John Husted Kevin Knedler (Libertarian) Ohio Treasurer Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party Candidate Josh Mandel Connie Pillich Josh Mandel Ohio House of Representatives District and Incumbent Democrat Candidate Republican Third Party Counties Candidate Candidate 1 Wayne Ron Amstutz Ron Amstutz 2 Richland Mark Romanchuk Don Bryant III Mark Romanchuk 3 Nathan Eberly Wood Tim W. Brown Steve Long Tim Brown (Libertarian) 4 Allen Matt Huffman Bo Huenke Robert Cupp 5 Columbiana Nick Barborak Nick Barborak Tim Ginter 6 Cuyahoga (part) Marlene Anielski Anthony Fossaceca Marlene Anielski 7 Cuyahoga (part) Mike Dovilla Matt Patten Mike Dovilla 8 Cuyahoga (part) Armond Budish Kent Smith Mikhail Alterman 9 Cuyahoga (part) Barbara Boyd Janine Boyd Charles T. Hopson 10 Cuyahoga (part) Bill Patmon Bill Patmon 11 Cuyahoga (part) Sandra Williams Stefanie Howse 12 Cuyahoga (part) John Barnes Jr. John Barnes Jr. 13 Cuyahoga (part) Nickie Antonio Nickie Antonio Maria Anderson 14 Cuyahoga (part) Mike Foley Martin Sweeney Anna E. Melendez 15 Nicholas Patricia Gascoyne- Cuyahoga (part) Celebrezze Nicholas Celebrezze Telischak 16 Cuyahoga (part) Nan Baker Todd LeVeck Nan Baker 17 Franklin (part) Mike Curtin Mike Curtin Michael Newbern 18 Franklin (part) Michael Stinziano Michael Stinziano Robert W. Sharrah 19 Chad A. Monnin Franklin (part Anne Gonzales Michael Johnston Anne Gonzales (Libertarian) 20 Franklin (part) Heather Bishoff Heather Bishoff Daniel D. Mefford 21 Peter W. Johnsen Franklin (part) Mike Duffey Dawn Valasco Mike Duffey (Green) 22 John Patrick Franklin (part) Carney David Leland Andrew Hall 23 Franklin (part) Cheryl Grossman Rick Redfern Cheryl Grossman 24 Mark M. Noble Franklin (part) Stephanie Kunze Kathy Hoff Stephanie Kunze (Libertarian) 25 Franklin (part) Kevin Boyce Kevin Boyce Seth B. Golding ! District and Incumbent Democrat Republican Candidate Third Party Counties Candidate Candidate 26 Franklin (part) Tracy Heard Hearcel F. Craig Dustin A. Pyles 27 Hamilton (part) Peter Stautberg Joe Otis Tom Brinkman Jr. 28 Hamilton (part) Connie Pillich Micah Kamrass Jonathan Dever 29 Nathan Lane Hamilton (part) Louis Blessing III Tammy Simendinger Louis Blessing III (Green) 30 Hamilton (part) Louis Terhar Mark A. Childers Louis Terhar 31 Queen Noble Hamilton (part) Denise Driehaus Denise Driehaus Mary E. Yeager (Libertarian) 32 Hamilton (part) Dale Mallory Christie Bryant A. Bryan McIntosh 33 Hamilton (part) Alicia Reece Alicia Reece Mary Michele Fitzpatric 34 Summit (part) Vern Sykes Emilia Sykes Cynthia D. Blake 35 Summit (part) Zack Milkovich Greta Johnson Linda M. Robinson 36 Summit (part) Anthony DeVitis Paula Prentice Anthony DeVitis 37 Summit (part) Kristina Roegner David Worhatch Kristina Roegner 38 Stark (part) Summit (part) Marilyn Slaby Tim Crawford Marilyn Slaby 39 Montgomery (part) Fred Strahorn Fred Strahorn Jeffrey Dalton 40 Montgomery (part) Michael Henne Dave Richards Michael Henne 41 Montgomery (part) Jim Butler Wayne Small Jim Butler 42 Montgomery (part) Terry Blair Leonard Johnson Niraj Antani 43 Preble Montgomery (part) Roland Winburn Roland Winburn Jeffery Rezabek 44 Lucas (part) Michael Ashford Michael Ashford John Insco 45 Lucas (part) Teresa Fedor Teresa Fedor James Nowak 46 Lucas (part) Michael Sheehy Michael Sheehy Andrew Blazsik 47 Lucas (part) Barbara Sears Barbara Sears 48 Stark (part) Kirk Schuring Kirk Schuring ! District and Incumbent Democrat Republican Candidate Third Party Counties Candidate Candidate 49 Stark (part) Stephen Slesnick Stephen Slesnick Dallas Charton (WI) 50 Stark (part) Christina Hagan Deborah Cain Christina Hagan 51 Butler (part) Wes Retherford Michele DeCresce Wes Retherford 52 Butler (part) Margaret Conditt Cathina Hourani Margaret Conditt 53 Butler (part) Tim Derickson Suzi Rubin Tim Derickson 54 Butler (part) Warren (part) Peter Beck Rick Smith Paul Zeltwanger 55 Lorain (part) Matt Lundy Brendan Mackin Nathan Manning 56 Lorain (part) Dan Ramos Dan Ramos 57 Huron Robert Sherwin Lorain (part) Terry Boose Matt Lark Terry Boose (Libertarian) 58 Michele Lepore- Mahoning (part) Robert Hagan Hagan 59 Mahoning (part) Ron Gerberry Ron Gerberry Paul Dominick Mitchell 60 Lake (part) John Rogers John Rogers George Phillips 61 Lake (part) Ron Young Rick Walker Ron Young 62 Scott Pettigrew Warren (part) Ron Maag Charlene Schneider Ron Maag (Libertarian) 63 Trumbull (part) Sean O’Brien Sean O’Brien Devon Stanley 64 Ashtabula (part) Elaine Mastromatteo Trumbull (part) Tom Letson Michael O’Brien Randy Law (Green) 65 Clermont (part) John Becker Charlie Carlier John Becker 66 Brown Clermont (part) Doug Green Ken McNeely Doug Green 67 Delaware (part) Andrew Brenner David Hogan Andrew Brenner 68 Knox Delaware (part) Margaret Ann Ruhl Joyce Skocic Margaret Ann Ruhl 69 Medina (part) William Batchelder Richard Javorek Steve Hambley 70 Ashland Holmes (part) Medina (part) David Hall James Riley David Hall 71 Licking (part) Jay Hottinger Ann Rader Scott Ryan ! ! ! District and Incumbent Democrat Republican Candidate Third Party Counties Candidate Candidate 72 Coshocton Perry Licking (part) Bill Hayes Janee Bowman Bill Hayes 73 Greene (part) Rick Perales Dave Ogan Rick Perales 74 Madison Clark (part) Greene (part) Bob Hackett Bob Hackett 75 Portage (part) Kathleen Clyde Kathleen Clyde Nick Skeriotis 76 Geauga (part) Portage (part) Matt Lynch Joseph Lanese Sarah LaTourette 77 Fairfield (part) Gerald Stebelton Hollie Ann Saunders Tim Schaffer 78 Hocking Morgan Athens (part) Fairfield (part) Muskingum (part) Laina Fetherolf- Pickaway (part) Ron Hood Rogers Ron Hood 79 Clark (part) Ross McGregor Darrell Jackson Kyle Koehler 80 Miami Darke (part) Richard Adams Jonathan Michalski Steve Huffman 81 Henry Putnam Williams Fulton (part) Lynn Wachtmann John Lymanstall Robert McColley 82 Defiance Paulding Van Wert Auglaize (part) Tony Burkley Tony Burkley 83 Hancock Hardin Gregory Norris Logan (part) Robert Sprague Robert Sprague (Libertarian) 84 Mercer Auglaize (part) Darke (part) Shelby (part) Jim Buchy Jim Buchy 85 Champaign Logan (part) Shelby (part) John Adams Nino Vitale ! ! ! District and Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party Counties Candidate Candidate Candidate 86 Union Marion (part) Dorothy Pelanda John Babik Dorothy Pelanda 87 Crawford Morrow Wyandot Marion (part) Seneca (part) Jeffrey McClain Jeff Lehart Jeffrey McClain 88 Sandusky Seneca (part) Rex Damschroder Bill Young William Reineke 89 Erie Ottawa Chris Redfern Chris Redfern Stephen Kraus 90 Adams Scioto Thomas Jefferson Lawrence (part) Terry Johnson Davis Terry Johnson 91 Clinton Highland Pike Ross (part) Cliff Rosenberger Cliff Rosenberger 92 Fayette Pickaway (part) Ross (part) Gary Scherer Gary Scherer 93 Gallia Jackson Lawrence (part) Vinton (part) Ryan Smith Josh Bailey Ryan Smith 94 Meigs Athens (part) Vinton (part) Washington (part) Debbie Phillips Debbie Phillips Yolan Dennis 95 Carroll Harrison Noble Belmont (part) Washington (part) Andy Thompson Charlie Daniels Andy Thompson 96 Jefferson Monroe Belmont (part) Jack Cera Jack Cera Ron Ferguson 97 Guernsey Muskingum (part) Brian Hill Brian Hill Nelson Roe ! District and Incumbent Democrat Republican Third Party Counties Candidate Candidate Candidate 98 Tuscarawas Holmes (part) Al Landis Jeremiah Johnson
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