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State Overview

Capital

Columbus

Population

11,764,342

Electoral Votes

17

Governor

Mike DeWine (Republican)

House Delegation

10 Republicans, 5 Democrats

State Leadership

Governor

Mike DeWine

Republican

U.S. Senators

  • Sherrod Brown
  • J.D. Vance

House Delegation

10 Republicans, 5 Democrats

Congressional Districts: 15

State Legislature

Republicans control both the House and the Senate

Elections Snapshot

Next Major Election

November 2026 General

Electoral Votes

17

Congressional Districts

15

Local News from Ohio

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The historic Williams County Courthouse in Bryan, Ohio, representing local government stability.

Local Government

Bryan Mayor Carrie Schlade Recognized for Small-Town Fiscal Responsibility

Mayor Carrie Schlade earns praise for her commitment to balanced budgets and local service, proving that small-town Ohio values outshine Washington’s fiscal

Bryan · Aug 4, 2026

A view of the Springfield, Ohio city building representing the local government under pressure.

Local Government

Small-Town Ohio Buckling Under the Weight of Unchecked Migrant Influx

Springfield residents are grappling with a 25% population spike as a massive migrant influx overwhelms local schools and clinics, sparking calls for federal

Springfield · Aug 3, 2026

The historic Chardon Square in Geauga County, Ohio, a symbol of small-town community values.

Education

Chardon Board Stands Firm Against Federal Transgender Mandates

Chardon local leaders and parents rally to protect girls' sports and private spaces as federal mandates threaten traditional biological definitions of sex.

Chardon · Jul 16, 2026

A street scene in Norton, Ohio, a city in Summit County

Community

Norton Residents Angered After Officials' Names Appear on Veterans Monument

A new veterans monument in Norton, Ohio, was meant to honor sacrifice. Instead, it sparked outrage after city officials' names appeared on its front — a mistake residents called 'just wrong.'

Norton · Jul 14, 2026

A shooter wearing protective headphones holding a firearm at a shooting range

Local Government

Sidney City Council Passes Second Amendment Sanctuary Resolution

The Sidney City Council voted 5-2 to designate the western Ohio city a Second Amendment sanctuary, pledging that local funds and personnel will not be used to enforce federal gun-control measures that violate the state or U.S. Constitution.

Sidney · Jul 12, 2026

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