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Home / Elections & Ballot Issues / Election Results / 1990-1999 Official Election Results / Republican Overview: May 3, 1998

Republican Overview: May 3, 1998

Official Tabulation: May 3, 1998

GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

*Bob Taft and.

Maureen O`Connor 691,946

ATTORNEY GENERAL

*Betty D. Montgomery . 650,176

AUDITOR OF STATE

*Jim Petro 609,292

SECRETARY OF STATE

*J. Kenneth Blackwell. 601,746

TREASURER OF STATE

*Joseph T. Deters. 589,802

UNITED STATES SENATOR

David McCollough 208,011

*George V. Voinovich 543,833

CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT

*Thomas J. Moyer 598,221

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT

(Full Term Commencing January 1, 1999)

*Stephen W. Powell 554,144

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT

(Full Term Commencing January 2, 1999)

*Paul E. Pfeiffer 567,600

Number of electors voting 833,734

*Denotes candidate nominated.

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