Presidential Race

Elections officials around Ohio are still sorting out a few final ballots trickling in through the mail, but one outcome is certain: President Donald Trump won Ohio by about the same 8-point margin he got in 2016.

More than 100 people took to the streets of downtown Columbus Wednesday night to stand in solidarity with states that are still counting ballots.

With nearly all precincts reporting, Charmaine McGuffey has overcome Republican challenger Bruce Hoffbauer to become Hamilton County's first woman and openly LGBTQ sheriff, making her the highest-ranking woman in the history of the office.

Blue? Red? Not sure? Political strategists are considering whether to think of Ohio as a solidly red state after Donald Trump won the popular vote twice in a row.

Despite opposition from a group that is against Cleveland Metropolitan School District's tax levy, the school district has prevailed at the polls with majority support from voters.

School districts in the Cleveland area seem to be receiving mixed results for their proposed levies during Tuesday's election.

Several Ohio House of Representatives races are tight at this time. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office states there are still over 300,000 absentee and provisional ballots to be counted.

There were no widespread technical problems in Tuesday’s statewide vote. But non-partisan groups who help protect and inform voters say there were some problems in this election, including misinformation, voter intimidation and more.

There was good news for two-thirds of the state’s public school districts that had tax levies or other money questions on Tuesday’s ballot.

Ohio Republicans are claiming a Donald Trump victory in the state with more than 5.6 million votes cast and counted.