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Home / Elections & Ballot Issues / Election Results / 2004 Elections Results / Voter Turnout: November 2, 2004

Voter Turnout: November 2, 2004

County Name	Total Precincts	Total Registered Voters	Total Votes Cast	Percentage of Votes Cast
Adams	35	17,696	12,373	69.92
Allen	139	68,151	49,929	73.26
Ashland	65	34,850	25,739	73.86
Ashtabula	127	62,926	46,438	73.80
Athens	69	45,103	30,586	67.81
Auglaize	39	33,094	23,297	70.40
Belmont	83	44,231	34,095	77.08
Brown	35	28,922	20,281	70.12
Butler	289	238,022	168,984	71.00
Carroll	26	20,076	14,416	71.81
Champaign	29	25,376	19,081	75.19
Clark	100	89,721	70,124	78.16
Clermont	191	125,832	89,812	71.37
Clinton	32	25,092	18,674	74.42
Columbiana	103	78,536	50,357	64.12
Coshocton	43	22,679	17,636	77.76
Crawford	46	29,591	22,289	75.32
Cuyahoga	1,436	1,005,807	687,255	68.33
Darke	43	38,290	27,022	70.57
Defiance	42	25,849	18,853	72.94
Delaware	123	100,676	81,175	80.63
Erie	62	55,517	40,546	73.03
Fairfield	118	91,498	68,766	75.16
Fayette	38	16,094	11,954	74.28
Franklin	788	845,720	533,575	63.09
Fulton	35	28,561	22,232	77.84
Gallia	35	23,568	14,395	61.08
Geauga	96	65,396	51,059	78.08
Greene	142	105,079	80,602	76.71
Guernsey	37	26,889	18,179	67.61
Hamilton	1,013	573,612	433,063	75.50
Hancock	62	49,617	35,926	72.41
Hardin	38	18,921	13,571	71.72
Harrison	24	11,475	8,312	72.44
Henry	33	19,685	15,405	78.26
Highland	37	28,243	18,864	66.79
Hocking	32	18,209	13,484	74.05
Holmes	19	17,870	11,789	65.97
Huron	55	39,352	26,094	66.31
Jackson	38	23,998	14,732	61.39
Jefferson	91	49,656	37,176	74.87
Knox	56	36,972	27,302	73.85
Lake	217	160,196	122,862	76.69
Lawrence	84	41,524	28,418	68.44
Licking	122	111,387	80,539	72.31
Logan	52	29,406	21,715	73.85
Lorain	239	196,601	143,043	72.76
Lucas	495	300,137	221,980	73.96
Madison	44	23,183	17,784	76.71
Mahoning	312	194,903	134,289	68.90
Marion	84	43,323	29,656	68.45
Medina	149	118,268	86,016	72.73
Meigs	27	15,205	11,037	72.59
Mercer	37	31,306	21,333	68.14
Miami	82	72,169	52,104	72.20
Monroe	29	10,350	7,989	77.19
Montgomery	588	391,914	287,646	73.40
Morgan	22	9,358	6,901	73.74
Morrow	36	24,248	16,694	68.85
Muskingum	85	51,552	39,566	76.75
Noble	27	8,879	6,794	76.52
Ottawa	78	30,334	23,468	77.37
Paulding	30	14,226	10,085	70.89
Perry	46	23,480	15,472	65.89
Pickaway	53	30,045	23,079	76.81
Pike	24	19,655	12,973	66.00
Portage	129	109,565	77,634	70.86
Preble	45	28,137	21,559	76.62
Putnam	35	24,579	19,169	77.99
Richland	126	91,311	63,153	69.16
Ross	76	43,463	31,979	73.58
Sandusky	72	39,407	29,458	74.75
Scioto	106	48,005	36,043	75.08
Seneca	54	37,974	27,607	72.70
Shelby	35	28,460	23,287	81.82
Stark	364	267,939	191,781	71.58
Summit	475	368,858	281,735	76.38
Trumbull	274	142,436	110,747	77.75
Tuscarawas	81	55,656	43,760	78.63
Union	46	30,200	22,911	75.86
Van Wert	39	21,100	15,525	73.58
Vinton	20	8,527	6,158	72.22
Warren	157	125,165	95,512	76.31
Washington	56	40,889	30,494	74.58
Wayne	97	69,810	52,695	75.48
Williams	44	26,722	18,991	71.07
Wood	105	90,688	64,103	70.69
Wyandot	24	15,834	11,257	71.09
TOTAL	11,366	7,972,826	5,722,443	71.77

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