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2012 general · November 6, 2012

2012 Ohio House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Ohio House of Representatives district in the 2012 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 99 seats

After the electionD 39 · R 60
Races99
Changed party0
Unopposed11%11 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 39 · R 60

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Ron Amstutz (R)31.8
HD-2Mark Romanchuk (R)14.5
HD-3Tim W. Brown (R)7.4
HD-4Matt Huffman (R)33.3
HD-5Nick Barborak (D)1.1Incumbent lost
HD-6Marlene Anielski (R)10.9
HD-7Mike Dovilla (R)0.2
HD-8Armond Budish (D)65.7
HD-9Barbara Boyd (D)Unopposed
HD-10Bill Patmon (D)Unopposed
HD-11Sandra Williams (D)Unopposed
HD-12John E. Barnes Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-13Nickie Antonio (D)51.7
HD-14Mike Foley (D)38.3
HD-15Nicholas J. Celebrezze (D)27.4
HD-16Nan Baker (R)16.2
HD-17Mike Curtin (D)25.2
HD-18Mike Stinziano (D)46.7
HD-19Anne Gonzales (R)12.8
HD-20Heather Bishoff (D)18.6
HD-21Mike Duffey (R)4.0
HD-22John Carney (D)36.4
HD-23Cheryl Grossman (R)11.3
HD-24Stephanie L. Kunze (R)3.9
HD-25Kevin L. Boyce (D)72.2
HD-26Tracy Heard (D)65.8
HD-27Peter Stautberg (R)33.6
HD-28Connie Pillich (D)8.4
HD-29Louis W. Blessing III (R)22.5
HD-30Lou Terhar (R)38.3
HD-31Denise Driehaus (D)42.8
HD-32Dale Mallory (D)54.1
HD-33Alicia Reece (D)47.7
HD-34Vernon Sykes (D)62.8
HD-35Zack Milkovich (D)43.2
HD-36Anthony Devitis (R)5.0
HD-37Kristina Roegner (R)8.0
HD-38Marilyn Slaby (R)8.6
HD-39Fred Strahorn (D)66.0
HD-40Mike Henne (R)8.8
HD-41Jim Butler (R)19.1
HD-42Terry Blair (R)30.4
HD-43Roland Winburn (D)8.1
HD-44Michael Ashford (D)Unopposed
HD-45Teresa Fedor (D)Unopposed
HD-46Matthew Szollosi (D)30.2
HD-47Barbara Sears (R)20.0
HD-48Kirk Schuring (R)18.2
HD-49Stephen Slesnick (D)40.3
HD-50Christina Hagan (R)19.1
HD-51Wes Retherford (R)13.3
HD-52Margaret Conditt (R)38.9
HD-53Timothy Derickson (R)21.1
HD-54Peter Anthony Beck (R)Unopposed
HD-55Matt Lundy (D)25.9
HD-56Dan Ramos (D)Unopposed
HD-57Terry Boose (R)13.4
HD-58Robert F. Hagan (D)Unopposed
HD-59Ronald V. Gerberry (D)17.3
HD-60John M. Rogers (D)10.9
HD-61Ron Young (R)8.4
HD-62Ron Maag (R)41.9
HD-63Sean J. Obrien (D)44.9
HD-64Tom Letson (D)20.5
HD-65John Becker (R)37.4
HD-66Doug Green (R)44.8
HD-67Andrew Brenner (R)24.9
HD-68Margaret Ruhl (R)35.6
HD-69William Batchelder (R)21.3
HD-70Dave Hall (R)20.9
HD-71Jay Hottinger (R)23.1
HD-72Bill Hayes (R)15.0
HD-73Rick Perales (R)26.9
HD-74Robert D. Hackett (R)29.5
HD-75Kathleen Clyde (D)22.1
HD-76Matt Lynch (R)14.8
HD-77Gerald Stebelton (R)16.5
HD-78Ron Hood (R)15.1
HD-79Ross McGregor (R)10.5
HD-80Richard Adams (R)38.6
HD-81Lynn R. Wachtmann (R)35.8
HD-82Tony Burkley (R)18.1
HD-83Robert Sprague (R)34.6
HD-84Jim Buchy (R)61.7
HD-85John Adams (R)Unopposed
HD-86Dorothy Pelanda (R)24.1
HD-87Jeff McClain (R)32.3
HD-88Rex Damschroder (R)11.2
HD-89Chris Redfern (D)22.9
HD-90Terry Johnson (R)23.9
HD-91Cliff Rosenberger (R)22.9
HD-92Gary Scherer (R)5.1
HD-93Ryan Smith (R)28.4
HD-94Debbie Phillips (D)22.7
HD-95Andy Thompson (R)5.7
HD-96Jack Cera (D)Unopposed
HD-97Brian D. Hill (R)20.7
HD-98Al Landis (R)0.0
HD-99John Patterson (D)6.0Incumbent lost

Ohio House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner