The New York Times has released a national, interactive map of election results by precinct. You can view voting totals and percentages, as well as whether precincts moved further right or left 2016 to 2020.
To see more information on local and national election results check out these links:
2020 Ohio County Election Results
US Election Atlas
The early voting in Ohio was record-breaking, as it was in many parts of the US. More than 100.5 million people voted early, which includes absentee ballots and in-person voting. In Ohio, 3,411,463 people voted early, far outpacing 2016’s 1,798,277. The 2020 total represents nearly 62% of the ALL votes in 2016, a huge turnout. The state is now expecting full turnout to exceed 75% of registered voters, something that hasn’t happened since 1992’s record 77% turnout. Could this election exceed even that record? It’s certainly possible.
All data provided here is from the Secretary of State.
Total Early Votes by County Ranked and % of 2016’s Total Vote
1. Cuyahoga: 356,917 58.62%
2. Franklin: 347,877 59.21%
3. Hamilton: 243,992 59.64%
4. Montgomery: 152,310 58.61%
5. Summit: 148,180 56.92%
6. Butler: 108,884 62.22%
7. Stark: 101,725 57.74%
8. Lorain: 96,278 68.50%
9. Lucas: 93,770 47.16%
10. Warren: 88,405 74.72%
11. Delaware: 85,863 81.28%
12. Lake: 81,876 69.87%
13. Mahoning: 66,991 57.77%
14. Medina: 63,844 69.27%
15. Licking: 60,736 72.63%
16. Trumbull: 58,015 60.01%
17. Fairfield: 54,178 73.66%
18. Clermont: 52,831 52.85%
19. Greene: 51,731 62.37%
20. Portage: 46,399 60.45%
21. Clark: 40,124 64.83%
22. Wood: 39,793 61.38%
23. Richland: 37,681 67.99%
24. Miami: 35,955 67.72%
25. Geauga: 33,540 66.20%
26. Wayne: 29,577 58.90%
27. Tuscarawas: 26,234 63.05%
28. Union: 23,871 86.19%
29. Allen: 23,838 51.56%
30. Muskingum: 23,824 63.97%
31. Ashtabula: 23,069 56.02%
32. Hancock: 22,909 59.64%
33. Erie: 22,714 59.99%
34. Columbiana: 22,018 47.36%
35. Washington: 20,797 69.01%
36. Ross: 20,755 67.90%
37. Knox: 19,634 67.87%
38. Belmont: 19,486 62.19%
39. Marion: 18,629 70.36%
40. Scioto: 18,599 59.99%
41. Jefferson: 18,078 55.78%
42. Logan: 16,522 76.10%
43. Sandusky: 16,490 58.30%
44. Ashland: 16,254 65.71%
45. Darke: 15,949 62.30%
46. Huron: 15,794 63.17%
47. Athens: 15,562 52.38%
48. Pickaway: 15,420 61.90%
49. Mercer: 15,350 70.36%
50. Shelby: 14,320 60.09%
51. Lawrence: 14,237 53.14%
52. Auglaize: 13,951 58.63%
53. Seneca: 13,906 57.50%
54. Defiance: 13,169 71.77%
55. Crawford: 13,053 67.53%
56. Ottawa: 12,639 56.46%
57. Fulton: 12,635 59.17%
58. Madison: 12,037 69.09%
59. Putnam: 12,011 63.70%
60. Clinton: 12,002 63.96%
61. Brown: 11,781 59.86%
62. Champaign: 11,645 63.83%
63. Preble: 11,371 54.98%
64. Carroll: 11,334 86.20%
65. Williams: 11,163 64.50%
66. Coshocton: 11,034 70.46%
67. Van Wert: 10,593 76.93%
68. Jackson: 10,513 76.31%
69. Guernsey: 10,363 62.25%
70. Morrow: 10,280 61.60%
71. Highland: 9,887 53.19%
72. Hocking: 9,508 73.54%
73. Perry: 9,371 62.06%
74. Meigs: 9,150 91.13%
75. Henry: 9,019 64.18%
76. Pike: 8,902 74.49%
77. Holmes: 8,105 72.98%
78. Gallia: 8,104 62.32%
79. Hardin: 7,515 60.83%
80. Adams: 7,162 62.76%
81. Fayette: 7,132 63.50%
82. Wyandot: 6,782 63.75%
83. Paulding: 5,744 63.16%
84. Harrison: 5,368 75.55%
85. Morgan: 4,490 69.32%
86. Noble: 4,339 71.85%
87. Monroe: 4,157 60.66%
88. Vinton: 3,423 61.79%
County early voting average versus 2016’s Total: 61.62%
Early reports suggest very heavy turnout so far for Election Day.
To follow the results, here are some useful links:
Columbus Dispatch Results Map
US Election Atlas
Hamilton County Voting Live
Handy Election Links
Ohio Board of Elections
US Election Atlas
This post will update daily county voting data, where available, through the election. Numbers in parenthesis are from the previous day, for comparison. There are 8 counties without data, as those county board of elections do not post their statistics online.
**Last Updated: 11/2/2020- 10AM
Total Votes in Ohio Through 11/1: 2,909,171 (2,854,258)
Total Votes By County Through 11/1
Adams: 6,772 (6,671)
Allen: 23,182 (22,933)
Ashland: 15,801 (15,490)
Ashtabula: 21,965 (21,965)
Athens: 15,356 (15,174)
Auglaize: 13,535 (13,185)
Belmont: 19,061 (18,838)
Brown: 11,252 (11,075)
Butler: 22,972 (22,768)
Carroll: 7,313 (7,209)
Champaign: 11,201 (11,029)
Clark: 38,899 (38,343)
Clermont: County not reporting.
Clinton: 11,651 (11,441)
Columbiana: 21,210 (20,849)
Coshocton: 10,556 (10,399)
Crawford: 11,804 (11,804)
Cuyahoga: 353,965 (345,496)
Darke: 15,243 (14,905)
Defiance: 12,729 (12,461)
Delaware: 82,556 (81,087)
Erie: 21,899 (21,566)
Fairfield: 26,869 (25,350)
Fayette: 6,843 (6,655)
Franklin: 347,811 (335,495)
Fulton: 12,244 (11,890)
Gallia: 7,821 (7,694)
Geauga: 32,862 (32,367)
Greene: 50,008 (48,243)
Guernsey: 9,082 (9,082)
Hamilton: 235,412 (227,802)
Hancock: County not reporting.
Hardin: 7,289 (7,074)
Harrison: 3,650 (3,599)
Henry: 8,687 (8,433)
Highland: 9,630 (9,365)
Hocking: 8,983 (8,827)
Holmes: 7,325 (7,325)
Huron: 15,374 (15,071)
Jackson: 10,155 (9,965)
Jefferson: 17,441 (17,227)
Knox: 18,807 (18,554)
Lake: 79,840 (75,508)
Lawrence: 13,749 (13,469)
Licking: 59,108 (57,533)
Logan: 15,956 (15,644)
Lorain: 93,233 (92,027)
Lucas: 90,962 (90,089)
Madison: 11,671 (11,424)
Mahoning: 65,722 (64,003)
Marion: 18,048 (17,647)
Medina: 62,168 (61,353)
Meigs: 6,048 (6,048)
Mercer: County not reporting.
Miami: 35,168 (34,486)
Monroe: 4,003 (3,956)
Montgomery: 148,677 (146,289)
Morgan: 4,363 (4,284)
Morrow: County not reporting.
Muskingum: 23,241 (22,990)
Noble: 3,772 (3,772)
Ottawa: County not reporting.
Paulding: 5,558 (5,445)
Perry: 8,974 (8,771)
Pickaway: 14,676 (14,443)
Pike: 8,515 (8,279)
Portage: 45,041 (44,366)
Preble: 10,994 (10,818)
Putnam: 11,608 (11,366)
Richland: 36,453 (35,548)
Ross: 19,779 (19,581)
Sandusky: County not reporting.
Scioto: 17,883 (17,595)
Seneca: 13,273 (13,047)
Shelby: 13,867 (13,676)
Stark: County not reporting.
Summit: 144,983 (143,107)
Trumbull: 27,901 (27,901)
Tuscarawas: 19,975 (19,686)
Union: 22,739 (22,379)
Van Wert: 10,322 (10,040)
Vinton: 3,262 (3,198)
Warren: 86,450 (84,772)
Washington: 20,072 (19,781)
Wayne: County not reporting.
Williams: 10,409 (10,051)
Wood: 35,492 (35,492)
Wyandot: County not reporting.
Top 20 Counties with the Highest % of 2016’s Absentee Vote Through 11/1
1. Seneca: 242.96% (238.82%)
2. Meigs: 238.67% (238.67%)
3. Williams: 231.83% (223.85%)
4. Defiance: 225.13% (220.39%)
5. Auglaize: 220.37% (214.67%)
6. Fulton: 218.68% (212.36%)
7. Union: 216.27% (212.85%)
8. Putnam: 214.92% (210.44%)
9. Brown: 214.28% (210.91%)
10. Preble: 211.91% (208.52%)
11. Logan: 210.33% (206.22%)
12. Gallia: 209.34% (205.94%)
13. Hamilton: 208.96% (202.20%)
14. Shelby: 206.82% (203.97%)
15. Henry: 206.54% (200.50%)
16. Columbiana: 202.66% (199.21%)
17. Ashtabula: 198.03% (198.03%)
18. Washington: 196.19% (193.34%)
19. Wood: 195.93% (195.93%)
20. Delaware: 195.44% (92.16%)
County Average of 2016’s Absentee Vote: 153.92% (151.01%)
Top 20 Counties with the Highest % of 2016’s Total Vote Through 11/1
1. Union: 82.11% (80.81%)
2. Delaware: 78.15% (76.76%)
3. Van Wert: 74.96% (72.91%)
4. Jackson: 73.72% (72.34%)
5. Logan: 73.49% (72.05%)
6. Warren: 73.07% (71.65%)
7. Pike: 71.25% (69.27%)
8. Licking: 70.68% (68.80%)
9. Hocking: 69.48% (68.27%)
10. Defiance: 69.37% (67.91%)
11. Marion: 68.16% (66.65%)
12. Lake: 68.13% (64.43%)
13. Medina: 67.45% (66.57%)
14. Coshocton: 67.41% (66.41%)
15. Morgan: 67.36% (66.14%)
16. Madison: 66.99% (65.58%)
17. Washington: 66.60% (65.64%)
18. Lorain: 66.33% (65.47%)
19. Miami: 66.24% (64.95%)
20. Holmes: 65.96% (65.96%)
County Average of 2016’s Total Vote: 52.54% (51.55%)
Top 20 Counties with the Highest Return Rate for 2020 Absentee Ballots Through 11/1
1. Van Wert: 97.18% (96.33%)
2. Logan: 96.87% (96.61%)
3. Putnam: 96.49% (96.31%)
4. Defiance: 96.48% (96.20%)
5. Shelby: 96.33% (96.02%)
6. Henry: 96.21% (95.71%)
7. Washington: 96.20% (95.91%)
8. Paulding: 96.18% (96.08%)
9. Darke: 96.16% (95.43%)
10. Hocking: 96.09% (95.60%)
11. Preble: 96.07% (96.00%)
12. Auglaize: 95.93% (95.61%)
13. Union: 95.92% (94.41%)
14. Ashland: 95.90% (95.81%)
15. Hardin: 95.81% (95.39%)
16. Brown: 95.80% (95.65%)
17. Marion: 95.79% (95.47%)
18. Meigs: 95.79% (95.79%)
19. Miami: 95.75% (93.89%)
20. Fulton: 95.74% (92.97%)
County Average of the Return Rate for 2020 Absentee Ballots: 92.02% (91.09%)
Ohio does not register voters by party, but most counties do release the breakdown of how registered voters voted in previous elections and apply that breakdown to current early voting totals. These numbers are in no way any guarantee of how voters will actually vote in 2020, but they do provide at least some context as to *who* is voting so far. So which party’s past voters are ahead in the counties?
And here is a map of the net change of Democratic and Republican early votes between 2016 and 2020. Again, although we can’t be sure who these people voted for, it does appear that Democrats have made broad gains across most of the state.
