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Home / Elections & Ballot Issues / Election Results / 2008 Election Results / Voter Turnout: March 4, 2008

Voter Turnout: March 4, 2008

Official Results

County Name	Precincts Total	Registered Voters Total	Voter Turnout	Voter Turnout Percent	Democrats Electors Voting	Republicans Electors Voting
Adams	35	17,425	7,344	42.15	3,881	3,459
Allen	121	67,112	28,351	42.24	14,503	13,379
Ashland	65	36,480	14,534	39.84	6,754	7,705
Ashtabula	127	61,307	29,556	48.21	20,374	8,298
Athens	69	41,635	19,232	46.19	15,641	3,585
Auglaize	40	33,323	10,884	32.66	5,340	5,541
Belmont	69	44,656	24,905	55.77	20,563	4,306
Brown	35	27,252	12,974	47.61	7,837	5,024
Butler	298	244,188	94,053	38.52	51,450	40,664
Carroll	26	19,909	9,969	50.07	5,773	4,020
Champaign	28	25,165	13,009	51.69	6,120	6,742
Clark	100	88,938	44,175	49.67	27,529	16,223
Clermont	200	128,128	57,811	45.12	27,509	28,466
Clinton	38	26,031	11,488	44.13	5,326	6,154
Columbiana	103	67,596	31,634	46.8	21,141	9,915
Coshocton	43	21,218	11,330	53.4	6,423	4,773
Crawford	46	28,958	12,204	42.14	6,884	5,112
Cuyahoga	1,436	1,053,232	436,609	41.45	361,145	65,500
Darke	43	33,572	14,471	43.1	7,073	7,315
Defiance	42	25,778	11,018	42.74	6,010	5,001
Delaware	131	110,129	57,304	52.03	29,813	25,716
Erie	62	52,586	24,793	47.15	17,997	6,390
Fairfield	125	100,826	49,342	48.94	25,107	22,752
Fayette	26	15,588	7,845	50.33	3,669	4,025
Franklin	854	782,743	331,046	42.29	230,533	90,772
Fulton	35	28,746	12,993	45.2	6,858	5,898
Gallia	35	22,988	9,870	42.94	4,861	5,006
Geauga	96	64,418	30,828	47.86	19,512	10,485
Greene	145	105,421	53,641	50.88	27,618	25,159
Guernsey	35	24,413	11,622	47.61	6,819	4,637
Hamilton	880	563,653	258,646	45.89	164,702	83,422
Hancock	63	51,695	21,388	41.37	8,808	11,804
Hardin	38	17,413	8,895	51.08	3,980	4,627
Harrison	16	10,652	5,789	54.35	4,102	1,585
Henry	33	19,751	7,830	39.64	4,471	3,347
Highland	37	25,735	11,746	45.64	5,893	5,685
Hocking	34	18,018	8,565	47.54	5,830	2,735
Holmes	19	17,591	7,381	41.96	2,744	4,458
Huron	52	35,684	13,463	37.73	8,319	4,485
Jackson	36	22,454	9,146	40.73	4,244	4,902
Jefferson	82	47,867	27,631	57.72	21,751	5,578
Knox	58	36,859	17,406	47.22	8,730	8,350
Lake	215	153,008	75,195	49.14	51,424	22,093
Lawrence	84	44,012	19,107	43.41	11,131	7,878
Licking	125	103,622	53,562	51.69	29,147	23,252
Logan	44	29,396	13,357	45.44	5,663	7,503
Lorain	235	188,540	89,381	47.41	67,913	19,548
Lucas	495	292,421	133,606	45.69	102,549	26,733
Madison	44	22,895	10,666	46.59	5,017	5,403
Mahoning	287	171,580	95,343	55.57	81,558	13,234
Marion	84	39,965	18,642	46.65	11,280	7,745
Medina	151	125,119	54,582	43.62	33,783	19,823
Meigs	27	15,414	7,811	50.67	3,764	4,002
Mercer	38	26,636	10,898	40.91	5,022	5,481
Miami	82	68,650	33,461	48.74	16,038	16,723
Monroe	28	10,084	5,620	55.73	5,291	1,055
Montgomery	548	368,519	178,991	48.57	118,212	54,972
Morgan	14	8,875	4,948	55.75	2,339	2,607
Morrow	33	25,087	11,448	45.63	5,530	5,082
Muskingum	85	51,540	28,507	55.31	14,358	13,628
Noble	27	8,922	4,841	54.26	2,387	2,377
Ottawa	44	29,401	13,984	47.56	9,656	3,841
Paulding	18	13,177	5,422	41.15	2,892	2,530
Perry	46	21,598	10,497	48.6	6,556	3,873
Pickaway	48	30,924	15,240	49.28	9,643	5,561
Pike	24	18,213	8,019	44.03	5,764	2,155
Portage	131	101,026	46,995	46.52	35,163	11,197
Preble	45	28,033	13,571	48.41	6,615	6,638
Putnam	35	24,412	11,057	45.29	4,903	6,062
Richland	113	92,413	38,025	41.15	21,987	14,134
Ross	76	42,051	21,443	50.99	14,095	7,088
Sandusky	72	41,581	20,712	49.81	12,220	7,918
Scioto	90	46,432	21,736	46.81	15,290	6,400
Seneca	52	34,677	18,426	53.14	9,625	8,517
Shelby	35	30,235	12,976	42.92	7,186	5,599
Stark	364	260,648	132,353	50.78	85,769	43,493
Summit	475	355,210	175,992	49.55	133,247	39,866
Trumbull	273	140,851	79,714	56.59	66,843	12,457
Tuscarawas	81	57,567	29,060	50.48	20,369	7,922
Union	46	30,583	16,127	52.73	6,740	8,864
Van Wert	39	20,192	8,421	41.7	3,537	4,815
Vinton	20	8,847	4,209	47.58	2,565	1,635
Warren	172	131,054	58,937	44.97	28,854	29,210
Washington	56	39,715	20,329	51.19	11,852	8,221
Wayne	96	69,874	32,638	46.71	17,093	14,982
Williams	44	25,626	10,803	42.16	5,347	5,273
Wood	97	95,102	37,677	39.62	23,957	13,131
Wyandot	24	15,620	6,473	41.44	3,134	3,147
Total:	11,118	7,826,480	3,603,523	46.04	2,386,945	1,136,668

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