Republican Madison Gesiotto Gilbert will face Democratic state Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes, D-Akron, to fill the Ohio 13th Congressional District seat vacated by Rep. Tim Ryan, who is running to take the place of retiring Sen. Rob Portman. The 13th District includes Summit and Stark counties, a…

Incumbent David Joyce won the Republican nomination for the U.S. House in Ohio’s 14th Congressional District and will face Democrat Matt Kilboy in the Nov. 8 general election.

Democrat Chris Ronayne and Republican Lee Weingart will vie for the office of Cuyahoga County Executive in the Nov. 8 general election.

Cleveland Heights voters rejected a referendum that would have created a park from a 1.07-acre parcel that is part of a signed development agreement to create a mixed-use development known as Cedar-Lee-Meadowbrook.

Early morning glitches with voting across Cuyahoga County May 3 gave way to smoother sailing later in the day.

Former Dayton, Ohio, Mayor Nan Whaley has won the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor and will face incumbent Republican Mike DeWine this fall. Whaley is the first woman in the state’s history to receive a major party’s backing for the top office. She bested ex-Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley on Tuesday. Whaley figures to be an underdog in November against DeWine in a state that hasn’t elected a Democrat governor since 2006. DeWine topped three far-right opponents, including ex-U.S. Rep Jim Renacci,  by relying on a huge fundraising advantage and a big network of supporters.

Frank LaRose, Ohio’s Republican incumbent elections chief, has defeated conservative primary challenger John Adams, who questioned the 2020 presidential election results. In November's general election, LaRose will will face Democrat Chelsea Clark, who ran unopposed Tuesday. Despite Adams' open questioning of the 2020 results, Trump's endorsement of LaRose was expected given LaRose’s 2016 support for Trump and his role on a team that handled logistics for Trump’s 2017 inauguration. LaRose also brought the strength of incumbency to his campaign and adopted some of Trump’s talking points about voter fraud ahead of Trump’s endorsement.

Bestselling author JD Vance has won Ohio’s contentious and hyper-competitive GOP Senate primary, buoyed by Donald Trump’s endorsement  in a race widely seen as an early test of the former president’s hold on his party. Vance’s win ends an exceptionally bitter and expensive primary contest that, at one point, saw two candidates nearly come to blows on a debate stage. And it marks a major victory for Trump, who has staked his reputation as a GOP kingmaker on his ability to pull his chosen candidates across the finish line. Democrat Nan Whaley, the former mayor of Dayton, will take on incumbent Republican Gov. Mike DeWine in the general election after both secured their parties' nominations.

Max Miller won the Republican nomination for the U.S. House in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District and will face Democrat Matthew Diemer in the general election on Nov. 8.

Democratic U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown has beaten former state Sen. Nina Turner for the second time since last summer, easily prevailing in an Ohio primary billed nationally as a key showdown between the party’s more moderate establishment and its activist progressive wing. Brown, who had campaigned with South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn, the most senior Black member of Congress, and as a strong ally to President Joe Biden and his domestic agenda, topped Turner in last summer’s special election primary. A former Democratic Party county chair, Brown has only been in Congress a matter of months but came into the rematch with the power of incumbency.  

The first multistate contest of the 2022 midterm election season takes place Tuesday. Ohio voters will decide gubernatorial nominees and one of the most contentious and expensive Republican U.S. Senate primaries in the nation. Indiana's contests will determine whether the state's Legislature becomes more conservative. Former President Donald Trump’s sway among the party faithful will be tested in Ohio, where he's issued endorsements in a Senate primary marred by Republican divisions and in races for the U.S. House and secretary of state. Democrats are watching a threat to incumbent congresswoman Shontel Brown from progressive Nina Turner in Cleveland. 

Democrats selecting their nominee for governor in Ohio have a choice between a two-woman ticket and a man-led ticket endorsed by feminist icon Gloria Steinem. Former Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley is seeking to be the state’s first elected female governor. She’s up against former Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley, whose running mate won Steinem’s respect when talking publicly about having an abortion after she was raped in the military. Both Whaley and Cranley are pushing to shore up support among female voters ahead of the May 3 primary. The November general election promises to be a struggle for either Democrat in a state that has swung to the right.

On May 3, Ohioans will head to the polls to vote in a state-wide primary to select candidates from each party to run in the general election in November.

Former President Donald Trump’s late endorsements in hypercompetitive Republican Senate primaries in Ohio and Pennsylvania have unlocked a flood of support for his chosen candidates. But some Republicans believe Trump has betrayed his core supporters by backing author JD Vance in Ohio and TV’s Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania. Both candidates have been criticized as insufficiently committed to Trump and his “America First” agenda. A major conservative group aligned with a Vance rival called for a boycott of Trump's Saturday night rally in Delaware, Ohio. The former president told those at the rally that Vance has the best chance to win in November.

Morgan Harper, Tim Ryan and Traci Johnson are the three Democrats running in the U.S. Senate race for Ohio to fill the seat held by retiring Sen. Rob Portman of Cincinnati.

Seven candidates are vying in the May 3 primary to top the Republican ticket for U.S. Senate in Ohio in the Nov. 8 election.

Eric Brewer and James Hemphill are the two candidates seeking the Republican nomination in the 11th Congressional District which covers Cleveland, some eastern suburbs, the city of Lakewood and about 30 cities.

Despite drawn out legal battles over district lines for state legislative and U.S. House seats, yes, there’s still a May 3 primary in Ohio.

Hinckley Republican Janet Folger Porter has announced that she is running for a newly reconfigured congressional seat for Ohio’s 13th District, which is being redrawn by the Ohio Redistricting Commission and will likely include parts of Cuyahoga, Medina and Summit counties.

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Democratic U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown has beaten former state Sen. Nina Turner for the second time since last summer, easily prevailing in an Ohio primary billed nationally as a key showdown between the party’s more moderate establishment and its activist progressive wing. Brown, who had campaigned with South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn, the most senior Black member of Congress, and as a strong ally to President Joe Biden and his domestic agenda, topped Turner in last summer’s special election primary. A former Democratic Party county chair, Brown has only been in Congress a matter of months but came into the rematch with the power of incumbency.   Read more

Bestselling author JD Vance has won Ohio’s contentious and hyper-competitive GOP Senate primary, buoyed by Donald Trump’s endorsement  in a race widely seen as an early test of the former president’s hold on his party. Vance’s win ends an exceptionally bitter and expensive primary contest that, at one point, saw two candidates nearly come to blows on a debate stage. And it marks a major victory for Trump, who has staked his reputation as a GOP kingmaker on his ability to pull his chosen candidates across the finish line. Democrat Nan Whaley, the former mayor of Dayton, will take on incumbent Republican Gov. Mike DeWine in the general election after both secured their parties' nominations. Read more

Former Dayton, Ohio, Mayor Nan Whaley has won the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor and will face incumbent Republican Mike DeWine this fall. Whaley is the first woman in the state’s history to receive a major party’s backing for the top office. She bested ex-Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley on Tuesday. Whaley figures to be an underdog in November against DeWine in a state that hasn’t elected a Democrat governor since 2006. DeWine topped three far-right opponents, including ex-U.S. Rep Jim Renacci,  by relying on a huge fundraising advantage and a big network of supporters. Read more

Frank LaRose, Ohio’s Republican incumbent elections chief, has defeated conservative primary challenger John Adams, who questioned the 2020 presidential election results. In November's general election, LaRose will will face Democrat Chelsea Clark, who ran unopposed Tuesday. Despite Adams' open questioning of the 2020 results, Trump's endorsement of LaRose was expected given LaRose’s 2016 support for Trump and his role on a team that handled logistics for Trump’s 2017 inauguration. LaRose also brought the strength of incumbency to his campaign and adopted some of Trump’s talking points about voter fraud ahead of Trump’s endorsement. Read more

Early morning glitches with voting across Cuyahoga County May 3 gave way to smoother sailing… Read more