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28-09-2026

The NBC News results page for the 2026 Ohio primary elections covers key statewide and congressional races:

Key Statewide Races

Governor (Republican Primary): Vivek Ramaswamy secured the Republican nomination with approximately 82.5% of the vote (over 673,000 votes), defeating Casey Putsch, who received around 17.5%.
U.S. Senate (Democratic Primary): Incumbent Sherrod Brown won the Democratic primary decisively with roughly 89.5% of the vote against challenger Ron Kincaid (about 10.5%).
Secretary of State:
- Democratic Primary: Allison Russo won the primary with approximately 67.4% of the vote, defeating Bryan Hambley (32.6%).
- Republican Primary: Incumbent Robert Sprague won renomination with about 70.2% of the vote against Marcell Strbich (29.8%).
Attorney General (Democratic Primary): John J. Kulewicz won the nomination with roughly 63.2% of the vote over Elliot Forhan (36.8%).
Treasurer of State (Republican Primary): Jay Edwards narrowly won the nomination with approximately 53.1% of the vote, defeating Kristina D. Roegner (46.9%).
Ohio Supreme Court (Republican Primary – Special Election): Colleen O’Donnell led a crowded field to win the primary nomination with roughly 32.2% of the vote, closely followed by Andrew King at 29.7%, Jill Lanzinger at 20.1%, and Ronald Lewis at 18.1%.

Notable U.S. House Primaries

District 1: Incumbent Democrat Greg Landsman comfortably won his primary with 68.0% of the vote against Damon Lynch (32.0%). On the Republican side, Eric Conroy won the nomination with 71.9%.
District 2: Republican incumbent David J. Taylor won renomination with 75.0% over Bob Carr (25.0%). In the Democratic primary, Jen Mazzuckelli won with 53.3% against Todd Wilson (46.7%).
District 3: Longtime Democratic incumbent Joyce Beatty secured renomination with 79.4% over Joe Gerard (20.6%).
District 14: Republican incumbent David Joyce won with 70.3% against challenger Niki Frenchko (29.7%).
District 15: In a competitive Democratic race, Don Leonard narrowly won the primary with 52.9% against Adam C. Miller (47.1%).