Ohio 2020 Election Results
Will it be President Donald Trump or Joe Biden? Ohio is at the center of another close battle for the White House as voters hit the polls on Tuesday, November 3 to decide who will lead the country. There are also plenty of local races and issues from tax levies to charter amendments and more. 3News is your go-to source for complete 2020 election day coverage, and this page will fill with real-time results and reaction once the polls close at 7:30 p.m. To get alerts on election day outcomes, be sure to download the WKYC app.
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Results updated every 2 minutes or less (some races may update less frequently).
* Indicates an incumbent
President (Ohio Votes)
Precincts: 8,933 / 8,933 (100% reporting)Donald Trump (R)
53%
3,153,242
Joe Biden (D)
45%
2,678,399
Howie Hawkins
0%
0
Jo Jorgensen
0%
0
President (Electoral)
Precincts: 168,318 / 170,019 (99% reporting)Joe Biden (D)
0%
306
Donald Trump (R)
0%
232
Others
0%
0
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