Clermont County voters favored renewing the Children Services tax levy on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with the measure drawing 58.82% support in unofficial returns.
The countywide renewal collected 39,420 votes in favor and 27,599 against, according to the Clermont Sun. The levy supports children services and the care and placement of children for five years, according to a September press release from Clermont County Auditor Linda L. Fraley's office.
These results are unofficial. They come from a summary report timestamped 9:35 p.m. on Nov. 3, with 102 of 168 election day precincts reporting. Sixty-six precincts had not yet reported.
The Clermont Guardian reported matching totals as of its 10:16 p.m. update, noting all 102 reporting precincts were included in the Children Services count.
| Votes | Percent |
|---|---|---|
For the Tax Levy | 51,392 | 58.25% |
Against the Tax Levy | 36,837 | 41.175% |
| 88,229 | 100.00% |
Source: Clermont County Board of Elections summary report, 9:35 p.m. Nov. 3, 2026. Results are unofficial.
Across Clermont County, 68,504 ballots were cast out of 150,008 registered voters, a turnout of 45.67%, the Clermont Sun reported. Of those, 36,273 were cast on Election Day, 12,998 by absentee mail and 19,233 by absentee in person.
Property owners can look up parcel-specific tax estimates through the Clermont County Auditor's online Levy Calculator at clermontauditor.org.
Results remain unofficial pending certification by the Clermont County Board of Elections.
