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Home / Elections & Ballot Issues / Election Results / 2006 Elections Results / State Issue 5: November 7, 2006

State Issue 5: November 7, 2006

County	State Issue 5 Yes	State Issue 5 No
Adams	3,517	5,007
Allen	20,138	16,760
Ashland	10,390	9,290
Ashtabula	17,856	16,683
Athens	12,303	7,529
Auglaize	9,330	7,847
Belmont	14,416	9,376
Brown	5,667	8,490
Butler	69,479	47,599
Carroll	5,232	6,204
Champaign	7,327	7,202
Clark	28,087	22,208
Clermont	36,043	29,821
Clinton	6,723	6,057
Columbiana	18,920	18,231
Coshocton	6,506	6,977
Crawford	8,564	8,397
Cuyahoga	282,919	171,990
Darke	10,922	9,528
Defiance	7,277	6,440
Delaware	45,296	20,350
Erie	17,675	12,944
Fairfield	31,751	23,016
Fayette	4,417	4,059
Franklin	238,801	133,247
Fulton	9,052	7,291
Gallia	5,681	4,331
Geauga	24,426	15,548
Greene	37,872	21,785
Guernsey	6,958	6,547
Hamilton	173,841	112,501
Hancock	16,182	9,907
Hardin	4,802	5,008
Harrison	3,189	2,925
Henry	6,146	5,450
Highland	6,007	7,050
Hocking	4,705	5,153
Holmes	4,625	3,650
Huron	10,316	8,816
Jackson	5,484	4,795
Jefferson	14,931	10,986
Knox	11,678	9,184
Lake	51,964	37,032
Lawrence	11,002	7,983
Licking	34,041	25,555
Logan	8,932	7,518
Lorain	59,808	42,050
Lucas	84,888	58,543
Madison	7,408	6,310
Mahoning	53,314	42,530
Marion	10,748	11,026
Medina	40,231	26,520
Meigs	4,180	3,467
Mercer	8,611	7,111
Miami	22,104	15,486
Monroe	3,406	2,589
Montgomery	116,433	73,325
Morgan	2,655	2,882
Morrow	5,919	6,768
Muskingum	15,990	12,878
Noble	2,497	2,752
Ottawa	9,589	8,048
Paulding	3,750	3,884
Perry	5,313	6,007
Pickaway	9,833	8,230
Pike	4,696	4,816
Portage	30,683	24,893
Preble	7,858	8,014
Putnam	7,569	6,702
Richland	23,534	22,344
Ross	12,042	11,668
Sandusky	12,528	10,748
Scioto	14,222	11,604
Seneca	10,825	9,585
Shelby	9,253	8,224
Stark	76,798	64,629
Summit	124,060	76,827
Trumbull	43,271	38,268
Tuscarawas	17,812	13,714
Union	9,792	7,336
Van Wert	5,598	4,888
Vinton	1,938	2,468
Warren	43,111	26,060
Washington	13,388	9,269
Wayne	23,466	15,428
Williams	7,438	5,638
Wood	28,250	18,098
Wyandot	4,170	4,062
Totals	2,370,369	1,679,956
Percentage of Votes	58.52%	41.48%

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