Latest reporting from the Elections desk.
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Republican Rep. Dave Taylor won reelection in Ohio's 2nd Congressional District on Nov. 3, taking 61.18% of the vote over Democrat Jen Mazzuckelli's 38.82%, according to Associated Press results. All results remain unofficial.
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Sycamore Community Schools' 6.95-mill property tax levy won 57.63% approval on Nov. 3, with 10,742 votes in favor and 7,898 against, according to unofficial results with all 36 district precincts reporting.
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Republican Claire Corcoran defeated Democrat Joe Wessels 53,560 to 33,869 in unofficial results for the Clermont County Commission seat, according to Ohio Secretary of State election night reporting.
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Clermont County voters renewed the 0.8-mill Children Services levy on Nov. 3, approving it 51,392 to 36,837 in unofficial results after the same measure failed in the May primary.
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Democrat Sherrod Brown defeated Republican Sen. Jon Husted in Ohio's Nov. 3 special U.S. Senate election. Unofficial results show Brown with 50% statewide, though Husted carried Clermont and Warren counties.
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The victories put new leaders in charge of policy – and raise a harder question for the political establishment: whose judgment about viable candidates deserves to be trusted?
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Democrat Amy Acton defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy to become Ohio's first woman governor and first Democrat elected to the office since 2006, with unofficial results showing her leading 50.6% to 46% with 84% of precincts reporting.
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Republican Rep. Warren Davidson defeated Democrat Vanessa Enoch in Ohio's 8th Congressional District on Nov. 3. The AP called the race at 11:03 p.m., with Davidson holding 52.1% of the vote at that time. Results remain unofficial pending the state canvass.
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Unofficial results from Nov. 3 show the Clermont County Children Services tax levy renewal leading 58.82% to 41.18%, with 102 of 168 precincts reporting.
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Democrat Sherrod Brown won Ohio's special U.S. Senate election on Nov. 3, defeating Republican incumbent Jon Husted in a race that drew more than $500 million in advertising spending.
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Democrats break Republican strongholds in Senate and governor races. Dems likely to control both chambers of Congress.
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Republican Robert Sprague held a narrow lead over Democrat Allison Russo in unofficial returns for Ohio secretary of state late on Nov. 3, with about 3.7 million votes counted and the race uncalled.
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