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Home / Elections & Ballot Issues / Election Results / 2004 Elections Results / State Issue 1: November 2, 2004

State Issue 1: November 2, 2004

County	State Issue 1 Yes	State Issue 1 No
Adams	8,700	2,847
Allen	33,765	13,764
Ashland	17,447	7,307
Ashtabula	27,133	17,275
Athens	12,816	16,166
Auglaize	17,051	5,628
Belmont	23,521	9,002
Brown	14,394	5,026
Butler	109,779	51,462
Carroll	9,822	4,060
Champaign	12,915	5,491
Clark	42,661	24,126
Clermont	58,172	27,108
Clinton	12,791	5,062
Columbiana	33,970	14,465
Coshocton	11,693	5,063
Crawford	15,197	6,232
Cuyahoga	335,678	294,569
Darke	18,803	6,980
Defiance	13,048	4,975
Delaware	48,844	29,696
Erie	24,466	14,007
Fairfield	45,423	21,352
Fayette	8,544	2,874
Franklin	248,873	229,841
Fulton	15,041	5,917
Gallia	10,897	2,766
Geauga	29,360	19,630
Greene	48,100	29,430
Guernsey	11,781	5,237
Hamilton	229,118	177,850
Hancock	24,787	9,422
Hardin	9,710	3,325
Harrison	5,566	2,423
Henry	10,834	3,881
Highland	13,819	4,219
Hocking	8,935	3,832
Holmes	8,525	2,613
Huron	17,180	7,831
Jackson	10,332	3,448
Jefferson	25,726	9,801
Knox	17,815	8,310
Lake	65,012	47,796
Lawrence	21,155	5,474
Licking	51,612	26,262
Logan	15,112	5,878
Lorain	80,124	55,900
Lucas	119,916	88,227
Madison	12,003	5,144
Mahoning	81,469	47,951
Marion	19,374	9,157
Medina	50,655	31,629
Meigs	7,861	2,600
Mercer	15,777	4,698
Miami	33,641	15,998
Monroe	5,651	1,956
Montgomery	158,639	113,969
Morgan	4,708	1,849
Morrow	11,500	4,622
Muskingum	25,464	12,294
Noble	4,592	1,854
Ottawa	14,429	8,182
Paulding	7,218	2,516
Perry	10,567	4,288
Pickaway	15,670	6,534
Pike	9,069	3,092
Portage	42,828	31,626
Preble	14,593	6,015
Putnam	14,317	4,117
Richland	41,254	19,274
Ross	20,774	9,483
Sandusky	19,077	9,336
Scioto	26,401	8,018
Seneca	17,377	8,931
Shelby	16,445	5,943
Stark	118,809	66,302
Summit	153,894	112,045
Trumbull	64,823	39,933
Tuscarawas	27,623	14,274
Union	15,683	6,536
Van Wert	11,261	3,726
Vinton	4,010	1,836
Warren	63,431	27,960
Washington	20,940	8,036
Wayne	33,967	16,798
Williams	13,275	5,019
Wood	36,530	25,014
Wyandot	7,773	3,057
Totals	3,329,335	2,065,462
Percentage of Votes	61.71%	38.29%

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