Ohio Primary 2022

The state's primaries are May 3rd. Follow The New Yorker's full coverage of the 2022 midterms for the latest results and analysis. May 3, 2022 ...

Although Biden won’t be on the ballot in November, Americans’ judgment of his first two years in office, when he faced a resurgent pandemic, the highest inflation in decades, and deep divisions within his own party, will be reflected in the results. The midterms will also provide the latest evidence of whether Trump, the man Biden drove from office, has asserted complete control over the Republican Party—and is succeeding in his continuing effort to undermine trust in elections. The 2022 midterm elections will be a referendum on the current President, Joe Biden, and his predecessor, Donald J. Trump—as well as a profound test of American democracy.

Polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Come to Cincinnati.com for results and analysis.

- 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary(includes Clermont County and much of Southeastern Ohio) - 8th Congressional District Republican primary(includes parts of Hamilton County, Butler County and other counties in western Ohio) - 2nd Congressional District Republican primary(includes Clermont County and much of Southeastern Ohio) - Warren County Commissioner Republican primary - 1st Congressional District Republican primary(includes Warren County, parts of Hamilton County)

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Tuesday is Primary Election Day across Ohio, where party members will decide who will represent them in November's general election ...

Today, the midterm election season kicks off in earnest, with Indiana and Ohio holding their 2022 primaries. From now until July, there will be a primary ...

This version of partisan lean, meant to be used for congressional and gubernatorial elections, is calculated as 50 percent the state or district’s lean relative to the nation in the most recent presidential election, 25 percent its relative lean in the second-most-recent presidential election and 25 percent a custom state-legislative lean. Back in August 2021, now-Rep. Shontel Brown defeated former state Sen. Nina Turner 50 percent to 45 percent in a special primary election for this deep-blue seat (which was vacant at the time), but Turner has returned for a rematch in the regularly scheduled primary. Incumbent Frank LaRose has straddled the line between responsible steward of democracy and source of mistrust in it: He was the rare Republican secretary of state to encourage mail voting during the pandemic and acknowledge Biden’s victory after the election, but he has also supported other voting restrictions and said, “President Trump is right to say voter fraud is a serious problem.” On the other hand, his main opponent, former state House Majority Whip John Adams, believes that the election “was clearly not legitimate” and wants to eliminate early voting and no-excuse absentee voting. Finally, don’t sleep on one important race further down the ballot: the Republican primary for secretary of state, which matters because the winner will probably be in charge of administering the state’s 2024 election. But the general election against state House Minority Leader Emilia Sykes, who is unopposed in the Democratic Party, could be competitive: The seat has a FiveThirtyEight partisan lean of just R+2. This likely paved the way for Miller to prevail in both the primary and, given the district’s red hue, the general election too. Partisan lean is the average margin difference between how a state or district votes and how the country votes overall. In the GOP primary for Ohio’s 13th District, Trump’s pick also seems likely to emerge victorious. But if either Renacci or Blystone pulls off the upset, it could present an opening for the Democratic nominee — either former Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley or former Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley. The two have similar biographies and policy preferences (they were even, until this campaign, close allies), and they have even raised similar amounts of money. raising any money: Air Force reservist Jennifer-Ruth Green ($304,521) and former LaPorte Mayor Blair Milo ($225,085). Green would be the only Black Republican woman in the House if she wins, 1 Nine Republicans are squaring off for the right to succeed retiring Rep. Trey Hollingsworth, and the winner is all but assured of becoming the dark-red district’s next representative. Polls close so early in Indiana that we’ll start getting results from the 9th District before most of us have even sat down to dinner.

It's Election Day in Ohio and Indiana, where several high-profile primary races of the 2022 election cycle are taking place. They include the Republican ...

In Ohio, all voters could vote by mail and early in person. US Rep. Tim Ryan is hoping to change that this year as he bids for Senate. Mail-in ballots must be returned by close of polls Tuesday. In-person early voting ran from April 5 to May 2. In Ohio, polls close at 7:30 p.m. ET. Mail ballots had to have been postmarked no later than May 2 (Monday) and received by the county board of elections no later than May 13. In Indiana, some voters could vote by mail and all voters could vote early in person.

News that the Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe v Wade, Gov. Mike DeWine's COVID-19 policies and Donald Trump were on the minds of Ohio voters.

He is for the people, by the people," Williams said. "And Ohio is, as you know, more of a white, working-class state than the nation as a whole, so that got supercharged under Trump." “He is not a shill for the other party. Vile, disgusting, and useless," tweeted Bernie Moreno, a former Republican Senate candidate who dropped out of the race in February. Wade, Democrats across Ohio started reacting, especially in the race for governor. Still, the political newcomer Blystone had supporters in Marion County. But the former president's support opened a nasty intraparty rebellion among right-leaning groups such as the Club for Growth, which vehemently opposed Vance in favor of Mandel. It’s the most unpatriotic party I’ve ever seen in my life, and I’m 67 years old.” News that the U.S. Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe v. All of the Republican Senate candidates – J.D. Vance, Josh Mandel, Matt Dolan, Mike Gibbons, Jane Timken, Mark Pukita and Neil Patel – oppose abortion rights. "If you care about reproductive rights, we need your vote tomorrow – full stop." Wade decision of 1973, which established a constitutional right to abortion.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio Republicans will vote Tuesday in one of the most contentious and closely watched Senate primaries in the U.S., deciding a race ...

However, the only thing that could save us is if the Republicans nominate a bunch of far-right crazies that are unacceptable in a general election.” Vance had been trailing in the polls until the former president backed the “Hillbilly Elegy” author and one-time Trump critic in a contest that revolved largely around him. Tuesday marks the first multistate contest of the 2022 campaign and comes the day after the leak of a draft U.S. Supreme Court opinion that suggests the court could be poised to overturn the 1973 landmark Roe v. A Vance victory will likely embolden Trump to keep asserting himself in primary campaigns ahead of another potential presidential run. Author and venture capitalist JD Vance is seen as the frontrunner Tuesday in the Republican race to replace retiring Sen. Rob Portman after receiving Trump’s late-stage support, capping a bitter and expensive contest that, at one point, saw two candidates nearly come to blows on a debate stage. Such a decision could have a dramatic impact on the course of the midterms, when control of Congress, governors' mansions and key elections offices are at stake. Incumbent Republican Gov. Mike DeWine appears on track to secure his party’s nomination for another term, despite backlash from conservatives over COVID-19 shutdowns and mandates. The primaries also serve as a clarifying test of Trump’s influence in his party. Voters mark their ballots in the Indiana primary election among the display cases at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis, Tuesday, May 3, 2022. “By all rights, history tells us that the Democrats are going to lose control of the House,” said Dale Butland, a Democratic strategist in Ohio. “By all rights, we should lose control of the Senate, too. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Polls have closed in Ohio, ending one of the most contentious and closely watched Senate primaries in the U.S. — one that will offer an early referendum on former President Donald Trump's hold on the GOP as the midterm primary season kicks into high gear. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy) The Associated Press

The Ohio Senate race is one of the marquee battles of the 2022 cycle. Sen. Rob Portman (R) is retiring, leaving a messy GOP primary to replace him while ...

‘Close’ districts show an estimated margin within five points. ‘Lean Biden’ and ‘Lean Trump’ districts had estimated vote margins between five and 15 points. But Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D) is facing a slew of Republicans competing to face her in the 9th District, which was redrawn unfavorably to her. The state Supreme Court rejected the initial map drawn by Republican legislators, but a new map they submitted was not much different. Votes Votes He has hit DeWine for trying to carve a middle path against covid by requiring masks and shutting down some public spaces and schools when the pandemic began. Votes Votes Former state treasurer Josh Mandel also fiercely claimed the Trump mantle and is getting help from TV ads from the Club for Growth. State Sen. Matt Dolan (R) is the only candidate who believes Trump should move on from losing the 2020 election. Votes Votes

On Tuesday, May 3, Ohioans once again have the opportunity to vote in the Ohio Primary.

Ohio's contentious G.O.P. Senate primary is being closely watched for what it could reveal about the future of the Republican Party. The winner will face ...

In Pennsylvania, a race for an open Senate seat is poised to play a key role in determining whether Democrats maintain control of the chamber. Arizona has emerged as one of the top prizes this year, with an open seat for governor and a fiercely contested Senate race. Republican primary voters in Ohio cast 61,847 ballots by mail, compared with 61,681 mail-in ballots from Democrats. The total number of early votes cast by Republicans was 141,313. Absentee ballots can’t be tabulated in Ohio until the polls close, and are then counted first, according to Rob Nichols, a spokesman for the secretary of state. Mr. LaRose, seeking his second term as secretary of state, was one of the most vocal defenders of the elections process in 2020. But he did express support for his sibling after the former vice president gave a speech saying that Mr. Trump was wrong in claiming that he had the legal authority to change the results of the 2020 presidential election. She cast her ballot in the primary for the businessman Mike Gibbons. This time, Democrats have targeted Mr. Chabot, who was one of 139 Republicans in the House who voted unsuccessfully on Jan. 6, 2021, to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. Kellyanne Conway, a top campaign and White House aide in the Trump administration, endorsed Mike Sodrel, who held the seat for one term in the early 2000s. Mr. Trump has not mentioned the primary for Ohio governor once in his hundreds of news releases since leaving office. He sought to appeal to the “exhausted majority,” a phrase coined by researchers to describe the estimated two-thirds of voters who are less polarized and who feel overlooked. He has been waiting in the wings, as a crowded Republican campaign has at times turned ugly.

Tim Ryan looks poised to win the Democratic nomination while J.D. Vance, with Donald Trump's endorsement, leads a crowded GOP ticket.

His pitch centers on being “a businessman, not a politician.” He fell short in the Republican primary during his first bid for Senate during the 2018 midterm elections. He enters today’s primary election with endorsements from the Democratic Party and Ohio’s Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown. Ryan, who ran in the 2020 presidential race, has represented Ohio in the House of Representatives since 2003. Vile, disgusting, and useless," tweeted Bernie Moreno, a former Republican Senate candidate who dropped out of the race in February. Josh Mandel has been a fixture in Ohio politics for more than a decade. Turnout in some of the state’s largest counties is trending low even as early-voting totals surpassed the 2018 primary. Financier Mike Gibbons, who led in early polls in Ohio, had about 14.5% of the vote. Wade, Democrats across Ohio started reacting, especially in the race for governor. Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling that established a constitutional right to an abortion. That total dwarfed previous campaign spending in the Buckeye State, the Ohio Bureau reported, driven by wealthy candidates bankrolling their own campaigns. Of the greatest interest Tuesday is Ohio's U.S. Senate primary. How that news will play out in the polls could come into focus Tuesday as two states – Ohio and Indiana – hold their primary elections. About 150,000 Republicans voted early in Ohio, which offers one month of in-person early voting and no-excuse absentee voting.

Where do I vote? On Election Day, you must cast your ballot in your precinct at your designated polling place between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. If ...

For the first time since 1978, a sitting governor faced a primary challenge in Ohio, but Gov. Mike DeWine clenched the nomination after facing criticism ...

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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Here are the latest unofficial election results for Ohio's May 03, 2022 primary election. Find race results in unopposed contests and ...

Scroll through the results below. CLEVELAND, Ohio - Here are the latest unofficial election results for Ohio’s May 03, 2022 primary election. Find race results in unopposed contests and additional results on the Ohio Secretary of State website.