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Buckeye Advocates a Publication of Buckeye Advocates BUCKEYE ADVOCATES A PUBLICATION OF BUCKEYE ADVOCATES • The Ohio State University Alumni Association • 2200 Olentangy River Road • Columbus, Ohio 43210 • 614-688-4657 • GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS (UNOFFICIAL) | NOVEMBER 2020 This is the 2020 Post-Election Guide. The following information includes those individuals who appeared on the November ballot (winners in bold) based on the unofficial general election results posted by the Ohio Secretary of State as of November 4, 2020. *Please note that close races are subject to automatic recounts. U.S. HOUSE 1ST DISTRICT 5TH DISTRICT 9TH DISTRICT 13TH DISTRICT Steve Chabot (R)* Bob Latta (R)* Marcy Kaptur (D)* Michael Fricke (L)A Kevin Kahn (L) Nick Rubando (D) Ron Weber (R)A Christina Hagan (R) Kate Schroder (D) Tim Ryan (D)* 6TH DISTRICT 10TH DISTRICT 2ND DISTRICT Bill Johnson (R)* Desiree Tims (D) 14TH DISTRICT Jaime Castle (D) Shawna Roberts (D) Mike Turner (R)* Dave Joyce (R)* Brad Wenstrup (R)* Hillary O’Connor Mueri (D)A 7TH DISTRICT 11TH DISTRICT 3RD DISTRICT Bob Gibbs (R)*A Marcia Fudge (D)*A 15TH DISTRICT Joyce Beatty (D)* Brandon Lape (L) Laverne Gore (R) Joel Newby (D) Mark Richardson (R) Quentin Potter (D)A Steve Stivers (R)*A 12TH DISTRICT 4TH DISTRICT 8TH DISTRICT Troy Balderson (R)* 16TH DISTRICT Shannon Freshour (D) Warren Davidson (R)* Alaina Shearer (D) Aaron Godfrey (D) Jim Jordan (R)*A Vanessa Enoch (D)A John Stewart (L) Anthony Gonzalez (R)*A Steve Perkins (L) A Ohio State Alumni *Incumbent COhio State Student D–Democratic I–Independant L–Libertarian R–Republican WI–Write-In Published by: Buckeye Advocates at The Ohio State University Alumni Association. A PUBLICATION OF BUCKEYE ADVOCATES • The Ohio State University Alumni Association • 2200 Olentangy River Road • Columbus, Ohio 43210 • 614-688-4657 • OHIO SUPREME COURT Sharon Kennedy* Judith French*A John O’Donnell Jennifer Brunner (Though technically nonpartisan judicial races, the incumbent Justices are Republicans and the challengers are Democrats.) OHIO SENATE 2ND DISTRICT 10TH DISTRICT 18TH DISTRICT 26TH DISTRICT Theresa Gavarone (R)* Charles Ballard (D) Jerry Cirino (R) Bill Reineke (R) Joel O’Dorisio (D)A Bob Hackett (R)* Betsy Rader (D)A Craig Swartz (D)A 4TH DISTRICT 20TH DISTRICT 28TH DISTRICT 12TH DISTRICT George Lang (R) Christian Johnson Michael Downey (R) Matt Huffman (R)* Kathy Wyenandt (D) Tim Schaffer (R)* Vernon Sykes (D)* Ken Poling 6TH DISTRICT 22ND DISTRICT 30TH DISTRICT 14TH DISTRICT Niraj Antani (R)A Steve Johnson (D) Michael Fletcher (D) Terry Johnson (R)* Mark Fogel (D) Mark Romanchuk (R) Frank Hoagland (R)* Ryan Ottney (D) 8TH DISTRICT 24TH DISTRICT 32ND DISTRICT 16TH DISTRICT Louis Blessing III (R)* Matt Dolan (R)* Sandra O’Brien (R) *Too close to call* Daniel Brown (D) Tom Jackson (D) Sean O’Brien (D)* Stephanie Kunze (R)* Crystal Lett (D)A A Ohio State Alumni *Incumbent COhio State Student D–Democratic I–Independant L–Libertarian R–Republican WI–Write-In Published by: Buckeye Advocates at The Ohio State University Alumni Association. A PUBLICATION OF BUCKEYE ADVOCATES • The Ohio State University Alumni Association • 2200 Olentangy River Road • Columbus, Ohio 43210 • 614-688-4657 • OHIO HOUSE 1ST DISTRICT 14TH DISTRICT 27TH DISTRICT 40TH DISTRICT Alison Theiss (D) Lynn McMahan (R) Sara Bitter (D) Leondra Jackson (D) Scott Wiggam (R)* Bride Rose Sweeney (D)* Tom Brinkman (R)* Phil Plummer (R)* 2ND DISTRICT 15TH DISTRICT 28TH DISTRICT 41ST DISTRICT Sam Grady (D)C Jeffrey Crossman (D)* Jessica Miranda (D)* Cate Berger (D) Marilyn John (R) Kevin Kussmaul (R) Chris Monzel (R) Andrea White (R) 3RD DISTRICT 16TH DISTRICT 29TH DISTRICT 42ND DISTRICT Haraz Ghanbari (R)* David Greenspan (R)* Cindy Abrams (R)* Brian Hyer (I) Laurel Johnson (D) Monique Smith (D)A Harrison Stanley (I)WI Tom Young (R) 4TH DISTRICT 17TH DISTRICT 30TH DISTRICT 43RD DISTRICT Bob Cupp (R)* Tim Haske (R) Tom Roll (I) Amy Cox (D) Adam Miller (D)*A Bill Seitz (R)* Rodney Creech (R) 5TH DISTRICT Tim Ginter (R)* 18TH DISTRICT 31ST DISTRICT 44TH DISTRICT Daniel Winston (D) Kristin Boggs (D)* Brigid Kelly (D)* Paula Hicks-Hudson (D)* Kayla Anne Packard (R) Robert McMahon (R) 6TH DISTRICT 32ND DISTRICT Shay Hawkins (R)A 19TH DISTRICT Catherine Ingram (D) 45TH DISTRICT Phillip Robinson (D)* Meredith Freedhoff (R) Shane Logan (R) Mary Lightbody (D)*A 33RD DISTRICT Lisa Sobecki (D)* 7TH DISTRICT Sedrick Denson (D)* Tom Patton (R)* 20TH DISTRICT Mary Hill (R) 46TH DISTRICT Joan Sweeny (D)A Chris Baer (R)A Steven Salander (R) Richard Brown (D)*A 34TH DISTRICT Michael Sheehy (D)* 8TH DISTRICT Emilia Sykes (D)* Kent Smith (D)* 21ST DISTRICT Henry Todd (R) 47TH DISTRICT Mehek Cooke (R)A Nancy Larson (D) 9TH DISTRICT Beth Liston (D)*A 35TH DISTRICT Derek Merrin (R)* Janine Boyd (D)* Tavia Galonski (D)* Dustin Russell (R) 22ND DISTRICT Jodi Sarver (R) 48TH DISTRICT David Leland (D)*A Scott Oelslager (R)* 10TH DISTRICT 36TH DISTRICT Terrence Upchurch (D)* 23RD DISTRICT Matt Shaughnessy (D) 49TH DISTRICT Nancy Day-Achauer (D) Bob Young (R) James Haavisto (R) 11TH DISTRICT Laura Lanese (R)*A Thomas West (D)* Stephanie Howse (D)* 37TH DISTRICT 24TH DISTRICT Beth Bigham (R) 50TH DISTRICT 12TH DISTRICT Patrick Manley (R)A Casey Weinstein (D)*A Brian Simeone (D) Juanita Brent (D)* Allison Russo (D)* Reggie Stoltzfus (R)* Jerry Powell (R) 38TH DISTRICT 25TH DISTRICT Joe Campbell (D)A 51ST DISTRICT 13TH DISTRICT Jim Burgess (R) Bill Roemer (R)* Sara Carruthers (R)* Daniel Harrington (R) Dontavius Jarrells (D) Michael Skindell (D)* 39TH DISTRICT 52ND DISTRICT 26TH DISTRICT Willis Blackshear (D) Jennifer Gross (R) Erica Crawley (D)* John Ferrell Mullins III (R) Chuck Horn (D) A Ohio State Alumni *Incumbent COhio State Student D–Democratic I–Independant L–Libertarian R–Republican WI–Write-In Published by: Buckeye Advocates at The Ohio State University Alumni Association. A PUBLICATION OF BUCKEYE ADVOCATES • The Ohio State University Alumni Association • 2200 Olentangy River Road • Columbus, Ohio 43210 • 614-688-4657 • OHIO HOUSE 53RD DISTRICT 64TH DISTRICT 76TH DISTRICT 89TH DISTRICT Thomas Hall (R) Michael O’Brien (D)* Diane Grendell (R)* Alexis Miller (D)A Michelle Novak (D) Martha Yoder (R) Garrett Westhoven (D) D.J. Swearingen (R)* 54TH DISTRICT 65TH DISTRICT 77TH DISTRICT 90TH DISTRICT Morgan Showen (D) Alan Darnowsky (D) Jeffrey LaRe (R)* Brian Baldridge (R)* Paul Zeltwanger (R)* Jean Schmidt (R) Melissa Wilde (D) 91ST DISTRICT 55TH DISTRICT 66TH DISTRICT 78TH DISTRICT Scott Dailey (D) Gayle Manning (R)* Adam Bird (R) Charlotte Owens (D) Shane Wilkin (R)* Zach Stepp (D) Brian Stewart (R)A 67TH DISTRICT 92ND DISTRICT 56TH DISTRICT Kris Jordan (R)*A 79TH DISTRICT Mark Johnson (R) Bradley Lacko (R) Rachael Morocco (D) Kyle Koehler (R)* Beth Workman (D) Joseph Miller III (D)* Cynthia Richards (D) 68TH DISTRICT 93RD DISTRICT 57TH DISTRICT Rick Carfagna (R)* 80TH DISTRICT Jason Stephens (R)* Dara Adkison (D) Steven Mount (D) Ted Jones (D) Dick Stein (R)* Jena Powell (R)* 94TH DISTRICT 69TH DISTRICT Jay Edwards (R)* 58TH DISTRICT Donna Beheydt (D) 81ST DISTRICT Katie O’Neill (D) Michele Lepore-Hagan (D)* Sharon Ray (R) James Hoops (R)* David Simon (R) 95TH DISTICT 70TH DISTRICT 82ND DISTRICT Don Jones (R)* 59TH DISTRICT Kevin Barnet (D) Craig Riedel (R)*A Alessandro Cutrona (R)* Darrell Kick (R)* 96TH DISTRICT Chris Stanley (D) 83RD DISTRICT Ron Ferguson (R)A Oscar Herrera (L) 71ST DISTRICT Jon Cross (R)*A 60TH DISTRICT Mark Carr (D) Richard Olivito (D) George Phillips (R) Mark Fraizer (R)* 84TH DISTRICT Dan Troy (D) Susan Manchester (R)*A 97TH DISTRICT 72ND DISTRICT Joe Monbeck (D) Adam Holmes (R) 61ST DISTRICT Larry Householder (R)* Alaina Swope (D) Jamie Callender (R)* Adam 85TH DISTRICT A Dudziak (D) 73RD DISTRICT Nino Vitale (R)* 98TH DISTRICT Todd Beegle (D) Brian Lampton (R) 62ND DISTRICT Kim McCarthy (D) 86TH DISTRICT Brett Hillyer (R)* Scott Lipps (R)* Tracy Richardson (R)* Erin Rosiello (D) Tiffanie Roberts (D) 99TH DISTRICT 74TH DISTRICT A Bill Dean (R)* Richard Dana (D) 63RD DISTRICT 87TH DISTRICT Sarah Fowler (R) Gil Blair (D)* Nicholas Barnes (D)A 75TH DISTRICT Mike Loychik (R) Riordan McClain (R)* Gail Pavliga (R) Randi Clites (D)* 88TH DISTRICT Gary Click (R) Chris Liebold (D) A Ohio State Alumni *Incumbent COhio State Student D–Democratic I–Independant L–Libertarian R–Republican WI–Write-In Published by: Buckeye Advocates at The Ohio State University Alumni Association. A PUBLICATION OF BUCKEYE ADVOCATES • The Ohio State University Alumni Association • 2200 Olentangy River Road • Columbus, Ohio 43210 • 614-688-4657 • FEDERAL PRESIDENTIAL RACE: While the outcome of the Presidential race is still unresolved, President Trump is expected to win the state of Ohio’s 18 electoral votes. U.S. SENATE: Control of the U.S. Senate is still to be determined. As of Wednesday morning, Democrats have won Arizona and Colorado but lost Alabama. Several races including Maine, North Carolina, and Michigan are still too close to call. U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: The Democrat Party will retain control of the House but with a slimmer majority. Currently, Republicans have picked-up a net of four seats with many races still too close to call. OHIO CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION: All members of the Ohio Congressional delegation were re-elected. • Rep. Troy Balderson (R-OH-12) defeated Democrat Alaina Shearer and Libertarian John Stewart. • Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH-3) defeated Republican Mark Richardson. • Rep. Steve Stivers (R-OH-15), an Ohio State alum, defeated Democrat Joel Newby. Neither of Ohio’s Senators were up for re-election. OHIO STATE CONGRESSIONAL ALUMNI: • Representative Alma Adams (D-NC-3), who received a PhD in 1981, won re-election. • Representative Alan Lowenthal (D-CA-47), who received a MA in 1965 and PhD in 1967, won re-election. • Representative Harley Rouda (D-CA-48), who received his MBA in 2002, is currently trailing his opponent with 93 percent of the estimated vote total reported.
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