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2020 Ohio Statehouse Election Results 2020 General Election Results – Nov. 4th *Race information is reported as of 8:00 AM November 4, 2020 and may change as additional ballots are counted* Going into the weekend before the election, Vice President Biden was gaining momentum with Ohio voters and broke the latest statistical polling tie with President Trump. Nationally, based on two polls, Vice President Biden was ahead of President Trump by 5 points. At this point in the vote counting, the presidential race as a whole is still too early to call, as we await final vote tallies from the battleground states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan. From a turnout perspective, all early voting records were shattered in 2020 because of voter enthusiasm and coronavirus-related concerns over potential crowds on election day. With respect to Ohio, as stated in previous iterations of our update, the top of the ticket has a major impact on the down-ticket candidates. It follows then that, with President Trump taking the state 53%-45%, Republicans generally came out on top as that success followed them down the ballot as well. *Starred races are pickups, or ones that flipped from Democratic to Republican or Republican to Democratic. Competitive Ohio House Races OH House District 16 (Northeast Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Dave Greenspan (i) Westlake Current OH Representative 49.12% Democrat* Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Monique Smith Fairview Park Lakewood City Council - 2009 50.88% OH House District 19 (Central Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Meredith Freedhoff New Albany Tech Company Executive 43.86% 1 Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Mary Lightbody (i) Westerville Current OH Representative 56.14% OH House District 20 (Central Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Chris Baer Canal Winchester 41.13 Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Richard Brown (i) Canal Winchester Current OH Representative 58.87% OH House District 21 (Central Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Mehek Cooke Dublin Attorney, Republican operative 43.23% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Beth Liston (i) Dublin Current OH Representative 56.77% OH House District 23 (Central Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Laura Lanese (i) Grove City Current OH Representative 55.56% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Nancy Day Achauer Columbus Pastor, volunteer 44.44% OH House District 24 (Central Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Patrick Manley Columbus Architect 42.04% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Allison Russo (i) Upper Arlington Current OH Representative 57.96% OH House District 36 (Northeast Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Bob Young N. Canton City Councilman 52.26% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Matt Shaughnessy Akron Police Officer & City Councilman 47.74% 2 OH House District 38 (Northeast Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Bill Roemer (i) Richland Current OH Representative 60.50% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Joe Campbell Richland 39.5% OH House District 41 (Southwest Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Andrea White Kettering Clerk of Courts 56.72% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Cate Berger Dayton 43.28% OH House District 42 (Southwest Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Tom Young Dayton Wealth management executive 100% OH House District 43 (Southwest Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Rodney Creech Alexandria County Commissioner 54.44% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Amy Cox Eaton Teacher 45.56% OH House District 59 (Northeast Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Alessandro Cutrona Canfield Recently appointed to seat 60.73% (i) Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Chris Stanley Canfield ECOT teacher & Firefighter 39.27% OH House District 60 (Northern Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % George Phillips Mayfield Heights Small business owner 49.28% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Daniel Troy Painesville Army Reserves, former Rep. 50.72% 3 OH House District 63 (Northeast Ohio) Republican* Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Mike Loychik Cortland Small business owner; former 54.07% Air Force Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Gil Blair (i) Niles Current OH Representative 45.93% OH House District 71 (Central Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Mark Frazier (i) Newark Current OH Representative 62.94% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Mark Carr Granville Marketing Director 37.06% OH House District 75 (Northeast Ohio) Republican* Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Gail Pavliga Atwater Christian-based counselor 51.07% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Randi Clites (i) Ravenna Current OH Representative 48.93% OH House District 88 (Northwest Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Gary Click Vickery Pastor 62.86% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Chris Liebold Fremont City Councilman 37.14% OH House District 89 (Northern Ohio) Republican Candidate Residence Bio Vote % DJ Swearingen (i) Huron Current OH Representative 57.34% Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Alexis Miller Sandusky Former Statehouse Staffer 42.66% OH House District 96 (Southeast Ohio) Republican* Candidate Residence Bio Vote % 4 Ron Ferguson Wintersville Americans for Prosperity Field 66.34% Director Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Richard Olivito Cadiz Labor & Civil Rights Attorney 30.48% OH House District 99 (Northeast Ohio) Republican* Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Sarah Fowler Arthur Rock Creek State Board of Education 58.57% Member Democrat Candidate Residence Bio Vote % Richard Dana Austinburg Attorney 41.43% All Ohio House Races ((i) indicates incumbent) District Democrat Republican District Democrat Republican District 1 Alison Theiss Scott Wiggam (i) District 26 Erica Crawley (i) District 2 Sam Grady Marilyn John District 27 Sara Bitter Tom Brinkman (i) District 3 Laurel Johnson Haraz Ghanbari (i) District 28 Jessica Miranda (i) Chris Monzel District 4 Bob Cupp (i) District 29 Cindy Abrams (i) District 5 Daniel Winston Tim Ginter (i) District 30 Bill Seitz (i) District 6 Phil Robinson (i) Shay Hawkins District 31 Brigid Kelly (i) District 7 Joan Sweeny Thomas Patton (i) District 32 Catherine Ingram (i) District 8 Kent Smith (i) Chris Litwinowicz District 33 Sedrick Denson (i) Mary Hill District 9 Janine Boyd (i) Dustin Russell District 34 Emilia Sykes (i) Henry Todd Terrence District 10 Upchurch (i) District 35 Tavia Galonski (i) Jodi Sarver District 11 Stephanie Howse (i) District 36 Matt Shaughnessy Bob Young District 12 Juanita Brent (i) Jerry Powell District 37 Casey Weinstein (i) Beth Bigham District 13 Michael Skindell (i) Daniel Harrington District 38 Joe Campbell Bill Roemer (i) District 14 Bride Sweeney (i) Lynn McMahan District 39 Willis Blackshear Jr. John Mullins District 15 Jeff Crossman (i) Kevin Kussmaul District 40 Leronda Jackson Phil Plummer (i) Dave District 16 Monique Smith Greenspan (i) District 41 Cate Berger Andrea White District 17 Adam Miller (i) Tim Haske District 42 Tom Young District 18 Kristin Boggs (i) Kayla Packard District 43 Amy Cox Rodney Creech Meredith Paula Hicks- Robert District 19 Mary Lightbody (i) Freedhoff District 44 Hudson (i) McMahon 5 District 20 Richard Brown (i) Chris Baer District 45 Lisa Sobecki (i) Shane Logan District 21 Beth Liston (i) Mehek Cooke District 46 Michael Sheehy (i) Steven Salander District 22 David Leland (i) Stephany Spencer District 47 Nancy Larson Derek Merrin (i) Scott District 23 Nancy Day‐Achauer Laura Lanese (i) District 48 Oelslager (i) District 24 Allison Russo (i) Pat Manley District 49 Thomas West (i) James Haavisto Reggie Stoltzfus District 50 Brian Simeone (i) District 51 Sara Carruthers (i) District 75 Randi Clites (i) Gail Pavliga Diane District 52 Chuck Horn Jennifer Gross District 76 Garrett Westhoven Grendell (i) District 53 Michelle Novak Thomas Hall District 77 Melissa Wilde Jeff LaRe (i) District 54 Morgan Showen Paul Zeltwanger (i) District 78 Charlotte Owens Brian Stewart Gayle L. District 55 Zach Stepp Manning (i) District 79 Cynthia Richards Kyle Koehler (i) District 56 Joseph Miller (i) Bradley Lacko District 80 Ted Jones Jena Powell (i) District 57 Dara Adkison Dick Stein (i) District 81 James Hoops (i) Michele Lepore- District 58 Hagan (i) David Simon District 82 Craig Riedel (i) Alessandro District 59 Chris Stanley Cutrona District 83 Jon Cross (i) Susan District 60 Dan Troy George Phillips District 84 Joe Monbeck Manchester (i) District 61 Adam Dudziak Jamie Callender (i) District 85 Nino Vitale (i) Tracy District 62 Erin Rosiello Scott Lipps (i) District 86 Tiffanie Roberts Richardson (i) Riordan District 63 Gil Blair (i) Mike Loychik District 87 Nicholas Barnes McClain (i) District 64 Michael O'Brien (i) Martha Yoder District 88 Chris Liebold Gary Click D.J. District 65 Alan Darnowsky Jean Schmidt District 89 Alexis Miller Swearingen (i) Brian District 66 Adam Bird District 90 Baldridge (i) District 67 Rachael Morocco Kris Jordan (i) District 91 Scott Dailey Shane Wilkin (i) District 68 Steven Mount Rick Carfagna (i) District 92 Beth Workman Mark Johnson Jason District 69 Donna Beheydt Sharon Ray District 93 Stephens (i) District 70 Kevin Barnet Darrell Kick (i) District 94 Katie O'Neill Jay Edwards (i) District 71 Mark Carr Mark Fraizer (i) District 95 Don Jones (i) Larry District 72 Householder (i) District 96 Richard Olivito Ron Ferguson District 73 Kim McCarthy Brian Lampton District 97 Alaina Swope Adam Holmes (i) Brett Hudson District 74 Bill Dean
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