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Home / Elections & Ballot Issues / Election Results / 2008 Election Results / Absentee and Provisional Ballot Report: March 4, 2008

Absentee and Provisional Ballot Report: March 4, 2008

Official Results

	Absentee		Provisional
County Name	Ballots Cast	Ballots Counted	Ballots Issued	Ballots Counted
ADAMS	969	953	123	76
ALLEN	3,219	3,120	638	559
ASHLAND	1,647	1,614	283	247
ASHTABULA	3,189	3,176	676	583
ATHENS	2,601	2,556	1,929	1,794
AUGLAIZE	1,015	1,003	205	181
BELMONT	6,067	5,999	768	570
BROWN	1,319	1,295	228	201
BUTLER	9,808	9,387	3,502	2,970
CARROLL	776	760	196	153
CHAMPAIGN	1,342	1,328	310	279
CLARK	4,303	4,255	1,304	790
CLERMONT	6,032	5,964	1,262	1,008
CLINTON	1,489	1,454	275	226
COLUMBIANA	2,416	2,302	505	414
COSHOCTON	2,189	2,185	80	79
CRAWFORD	1,724	1,708	247	216
CUYAHOGA	90,769	89,209	23,904	18,647
DARKE	1,262	1,254	214	128
DEFIANCE	1,193	1,176	299	223
DELAWARE	9,238	9,094	1,242	994
ERIE	3,739	3,687	548	468
FAIRFIELD	7,305	7,146	1,305	1,011
FAYETTE	1,025	1,018	168	149
FRANKLIN	101,323	98,669	19,963	16,349
FULTON	1,320	1,310	242	183
GALLIA	1,006	997	177	164
GEAUGA	3,474	3,433	453	415
GREENE	6,055	5,981	1,208	939
GUERNSEY	1,534	1,508	190	161
HAMILTON	44,148	42,916	12,192	9,606
HANCOCK	3,020	2,914	317	276
HARDIN	1,306	1,301	158	139
HARRISON	767	751	55	47
HENRY	963	950	105	92
HIGHLAND	1,408	1,399	276	211
HOCKING	1,413	1,384	175	125
HOLMES	908	891	36	33
HURON	1,437	1,402	232	159
JACKSON	1,294	1,273	175	113
JEFFERSON	3,181	3,153	484	429
KNOX	3,541	3,496	334	309
LAKE	19,504	19,068	3,360	3,117
LAWRENCE	3,207	2,962	407	229
LICKING	7,282	7,142	1,028	811
LOGAN	1,620	1,487	302	260
LORAIN	10,931	10,648	2,797	1,726
LUCAS	17,924	16,218	5,251	3,419
MADISON	1,443	1,349	256	181
MAHONING	14,234	14,233	2,178	1,960
MARION	2,632	2,542	369	341
MEDINA	6,289	6,289	978	857
MEIGS	830	807	143	122
MERCER	1,054	959	174	142
MIAMI	3,466	3,430	715	537
MONROE	1,073	995	99	88
MONTGOMERY	15,937	15,623	6,906	5,694
MORGAN	1,040	1,034	65	54
MORROW	1,421	1,367	164	138
MUSKINGUM	4,243	4,115	526	479
NOBLE	1,357	1,352	33	29
OTTAWA	2,002	1,939	214	175
PAULDING	676	672	118	107
PERRY	1,355	1,324	183	167
PICKAWAY	1,894	1,841	350	300
PIKE	1,413	1,404	111	100
PORTAGE	4,449	4,261	1,235	940
PREBLE	1,023	1,014	174	163
PUTNAM	1,172	1,148	104	99
RICHLAND	5,195	5,150	698	623
ROSS	3,688	3,617	376	374
SANDUSKY	1,847	1,829	534	492
SCIOTO	2,202	2,172	574	464
SENECA	1,988	1,950	223	187
SHELBY	1,537	1,537	251	196
STARK	15,853	15,495	3,380	2,763
SUMMIT	17,625	17,120	5,152	3,918
TRUMBULL	9,654	9,521	2,379	1,904
TUSCARAWAS	3,705	3,585	737	647
UNION	2,283	2,243	327	269
VAN WERT	1,621	1,608	85	79
VINTON	861	853	77	77
WARREN	5,624	5,457	1,376	1,091
WASHINGTON	2,249	2,217	284	235
WAYNE	3,263	3,158	423	412
WILLIAMS	1,068	1,048	201	181
WOOD	4,498	4,395	1,046	822
WYANDOT	720	714	86	63
TOTALS	557,686	544,263	123,432	98,748

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Absentee and Provisional Ballot Report: March 4, 2008

Official Results

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