Combined ballot

See Also:   Information for the County of Franklin
(Elections Office, local League of Women Voters, links to other county election sites)

President/Vice President of the United States

• George W. Bush/Dick Cheney, Republican
  2,858,727 votes 50.82%
• John F. Kerry/John Edwards, Democratic
  2,739,952 votes 48.70%
• Michael Badnarik/Richard V. Campagna, Other
  14,695 votes 0.26%
• Michael Anthony Peroutka/Chuck Baldwin, Other
  11,907 votes 0.21%
• David Keith Cobb/Patricia LaMarche, Green (Write-In)
  186 votes 0.00%
• Joe Schriner/Barbara A. Marlinski (Write-In)
  114 votes 0.00%
• James Harris/Margaret Trowe (Write-In)
  22 votes 0.00%
• Richard A. Duncan/Robert C. Culbertson (Write-in)
  16 votes 0.00%
• Thomas F. Zych/Paula Marie Concepcion Zych Fullerton (Write-In)
  10 votes 0.00%
• John Thompson Parker/Teresa Gutierrez (Write-In)
  2 votes 0.00%

Congress

United States Representative; District 7

• Dave Hobson, Republican
  186,534 votes 64.96%
• Kara Anastasio, Democratic
  100,617 votes 35.04%

United States Representative; District 15

• Deborah Pryce, Republican
  193,866 votes 61.61%
• Mark P. Brown, Democratic
  120,789 votes 38.39%

United States Senate

• George V. Voinovich, Republican
  3,464,044 votes 63.85%
• Eric D. Fingerhut, Democratic
  1,961,002 votes 36.15%
• Helen Meyers (Write-In)
  296 votes 0.01%

State Legislature

State Representative; District 19

• Larry L. Flowers, Republican
  35,202 votes 59.93%
• Antoine Wright, Democratic
  20,075 votes 34.18%
• Richard W. Otten, Jr.
  3,460 votes 5.89%

State Representative; District 20

• Jim McGregor, Republican
  30,649 votes 55.53%
• Michael J. Murdock, Democratic
  24,549 votes 44.47%

State Representative; District 21

• Linda Reidelbach, Republican
  26,547 votes 52.61%
• Abramo Ottolenghi, Democratic
  23,917 votes 47.39%

State Representative; District 22

• Jim Hughes, Republican
  35,791 votes 60.80%
• Brian McCann, Democratic
  23,072 votes 39.20%

State Representative; District 23

• Larry Wolpert, Republican
  42,322 votes 100.00%

State Representative; District 24

• Geoffrey C. Smith, Republican
  28,159 votes 56.35%
• Patrick W. Byrne
  21,817 votes 43.65%

State Representative; District 25

• Daniel Stewart, Democratic
  23,452 votes 54.94%
• Andy Bowers, Republican
  19,235 votes 45.06%

State Representative; District 26

• Mike Mitchell, Democratic
  37,584 votes 100.00%
• Kenneth R. Besser, Republican

State Representative; District 27

• Joyce Beatty, Democratic
  36,022 votes 100.00%
• Ryan T. Homan, Republican

State Senate; District 16

• Steven Stivers, Republican
  95,251 votes 57.58%
• Katherine Thomsen, Democratic
  55,656 votes 33.65%
• Don Eckhart
  14,509 votes 8.77%
• Melissa Mahoney, Democratic

Schools

Board Member; Ohio School District; District 6

• Michael H. Cochran
  98,451 votes 31.29%
• James Moyer
  86,186 votes 27.39%
• Adam C. Miller
  84,175 votes 26.75%
• Mark Wallace
  45,808 votes 14.56%
• Terry Roberts

Judicial

Chief Justice; Supreme Court

• Thomas J. Moyer
  2,358,088 votes 53.21%
• C. Ellen Connally
  2,073,858 votes 46.79%

Judge; Supreme Court; 6 Year Term Starting 1/1/05

• Judith Lanzinger
  2,508,935 votes 57.09%
• Nancy A. Fuerst
  1,885,930 votes 42.91%

Judge; Supreme Court; 6 Year Term Starting 1/2/05

• Paul E. Pfeifer
  3,384,144 votes 100.00%

Judge; Supreme Court; Unexpired Term Ending December 31, 2006

• Terrence O'Donnell
  2,560,555 votes 60.50%
• William O'Neill
  1,671,760 votes 39.50%

Judge; Court of Appeals; District 10; 6 Year Term Starting January 1, 2005

• Judith French
  199,712 votes 58.20%
• Thomas Tootle
  143,447 votes 41.80%
• Michael H. Watson

Judge; Court of Appeals; District 10; 6 Year Term Starting January 2, 2005

• Pat McGrath
  194,782 votes 53.24%
• Deborah P. O'Neill
  171,051 votes 46.76%

Judge; Court of Appeals; District 10; 6 Year Term Starting January 3, 2005

• Susan Brown
  300,486 votes 100.00%

Judge; Court of Appeals; District 10; 6 Year Term Starting February 9, 2005

• William A. Klatt
  280,592 votes 100.00%

Issue 1 Proposed Constitutional Amendment
3,329,250 / 61.71% Yes votes ...... 2,065,411 / 38.29% No votes

Be it Resolved by the People of the State of Ohio:

That the Constitution of the State of Ohio be amended by adopting a section to be designated as Section 11 of Article XV thereof, to read as follows:

Article XV

Section 11. Only a union between one man and one woman may be a marriage valid in or recognized by this state and its political subdivisions. This state and its political subdivisions shall not create or recognize a legal status for relationships of unmarried individuals that intends to approximate the design, qualities, significance or effect of marriage.