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Home / Elections & Ballot Issues / Election Results / 2006 Elections Results / Governor and Lieutenant Governor: November 7, 2006

Governor and Lieutenant Governor: November 7, 2006

Governor/Lieutenant Governor
General Election - 11/07/2006

COUNTY	Larry Bays (WI)	J. Kenneth Blackwell	Robert Fitrakis	James Lundeen (WI)	William S. Peirce	*Ted Strickland
	Non-Partisan	Republican	Non-Partisan	Non-Partisan	Non-Partisan	Democratic
Adams	0	3,771	71	1	117	4,725
Allen	0	17,184	328	8	709	18,000
Ashland	2	9,154	224	3	480	9,492
Ashtabula	0	10,406	417	1	786	22,255
Athens	0	3,303	116	4	229	16,188
Auglaize	1	8,687	177	12	424	7,606
Belmont	0	5,593	170	4	387	17,842
Brown	0	5,956	106	2	237	7,743
Butler	0	60,018	1,338	18	2,156	52,365
Carroll	0	3,775	170	0	330	6,948
Champaign	0	6,355	136	9	289	7,475
Clark	0	18,200	584	3	905	29,364
Clermont	2	35,687	677	36	1,301	27,307
Clinton	0	5,947	109	8	240	6,342
Columbiana	0	11,326	339	0	644	23,914
Coshocton	0	5,184	156	2	312	7,754
Crawford	0	7,863	196	9	389	8,287
Cuyahoga	1	107,258	4,425	27	7,110	335,382
Darke	1	10,018	303	1	535	9,365
Defiance	0	6,298	220	1	321	6,798
Delaware	0	30,931	425	4	909	32,504
Erie	0	9,089	279	0	482	20,256
Fairfield	0	22,363	497	8	956	30,180
Fayette	0	3,845	40	2	131	4,384
Franklin	8	122,601	3,703	28	5,382	241,536
Fulton	0	7,421	199	0	328	8,193
Gallia	0	3,406	73	2	110	6,574
Geauga	2	15,850	294	13	835	22,154
Greene	0	28,713	654	0	1,134	28,612
Guernsey	0	4,601	153	0	271	8,350
Hamilton	5	141,374	2,367	126	4,173	139,451
Hancock	0	14,007	277	1	456	10,934
Hardin	1	4,099	114	4	232	5,273
Harrison	0	1,661	70	0	126	4,238
Henry	2	5,371	149	1	227	5,723
Highland	0	5,822	114	9	206	7,007
Hocking	1	2,990	98	0	152	6,619
Holmes	1	4,514	83	1	208	3,301
Huron	0	7,592	216	3	388	10,718
Jackson	0	3,150	53	2	101	7,117
Jefferson	0	7,187	316	0	559	18,071
Knox	0	9,944	176	0	382	10,278
Lake	0	28,675	886	9	1,954	56,482
Lawrence	1	5,287	79	0	212	13,530
Licking	1	24,740	630	6	1,219	32,455
Logan	0	7,941	167	0	361	7,611
Lorain	1	28,342	1,267	2	2,237	68,783
Lucas	0	44,307	1,472	3	1,884	95,118
Madison	0	5,815	107	0	275	7,244
Mahoning	0	20,356	1,122	0	1,697	72,076
Marion	0	9,054	235	5	434	11,963
Medina	0	24,629	651	4	1,166	39,061
Meigs	0	2,285	40	3	84	5,295
Mercer	0	9,429	189	8	328	5,692
Miami	0	18,395	521	5	870	17,263
Monroe	0	1,237	48	0	99	4,682
Montgomery	3	76,189	2,060	44	3,312	107,593
Morgan	0	1,876	60	3	109	3,468
Morrow	3	5,668	176	1	302	6,425
Muskingum	0	11,073	353	3	557	16,733
Noble	0	1,583	58	0	89	3,342
Ottawa	0	5,809	196	0	344	10,858
Paulding	0	3,276	179	2	305	3,717
Perry	0	3,577	117	0	226	7,371
Pickaway	0	6,953	126	4	268	10,609
Pike	3	2,511	43	1	100	7,118
Portage	4	16,223	771	16	1,403	36,553
Preble	0	7,096	184	25	385	7,863
Putnam	0	7,248	134	1	339	6,439
Richland	1	19,855	518	16	1,011	24,398
Ross	1	7,452	121	3	332	15,930
Sandusky	0	8,467	310	2	484	13,473
Scioto	0	6,328	75	1	181	19,784
Seneca	0	8,011	234	0	419	11,387
Shelby	0	8,358	206	4	400	8,061
Stark	1	45,413	1,795	2	2,787	89,416
Summit	18	57,344	1,881	11	3,346	135,147
Trumbull	1	18,556	889	9	1,512	60,161
Tuscarawas	0	10,134	311	0	584	20,556
Union	1	8,613	183	2	389	7,689
Van Wert	0	5,331	184	1	379	4,514
Vinton	0	1,166	33	0	58	3,165
Warren	1	39,094	527	22	1,013	27,434
Washington	0	7,412	103	0	236	15,037
Wayne	6	17,504	418	3	795	19,820
Williams	0	5,853	166	1	317	6,696
Wood	0	17,500	481	0	864	26,771
Wyandot	0	3,852	49	4	158	4,097
Total	73	1,474,331	40,967	579	71,473	2,435,505
Percentage of Votes	0.00%	36.65%	1.02%	0.01%	1.78%	60.54%

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