2022 Ohio House of Representatives election

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2022 Ohio House of Representatives election
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  2020 November 8, 2022 2024  

All 99 seats in the Ohio House of Representatives
50 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
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Leader Robert R. Cupp
(term-limited)
Allison Russo
Party Republican Democratic
Leader's seat78th district7th district
Seats before6435
Seats after6732
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 3Decrease2.svg 3
Popular vote2,270,2931,540,800
Percentage58.8%39.9%

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Results
     Democratic hold     Uncontested Democratic hold     Democratic gain
     Republican hold     Uncontested Republican hold     Republican gain

Speaker before election

Robert R. Cupp
Republican

Elected Speaker

Jason Stephens
Republican

The 2022 Ohio House of Representatives elections were held on November 8, 2022, to elect representatives in all 99 districts of the Ohio House of Representatives. Members were elected in single-member constituencies to two-year terms. These elections were held concurrently with various federal and state elections, including for Governor of Ohio and the Ohio Senate. [1]

Contents

Although primary elections were originally scheduled for May 3, they were postponed to August 2 after the Supreme Court of Ohio rejected state legislative maps approved by the state redistricting commission as part of the 2020 redistricting cycle. [2] [3]

Predictions

SourceRankingAs of
Sabato's Crystal Ball [4] Safe RMay 19, 2022

Overview

PartyCandidatesVotesSeats
No. %BeforeAfter+/–
Republican 892,270,29358.86467Increase2.svg 3
Democratic 811,540,80039.93532Decrease2.svg 3
Independent337,7371.0
Write-In911,1530.2
Total3,859,983100.0099

Summary by district

DistrictIncumbent StatusIncumbentWinnerResult
1stRunning Dontavius Jarrells Incumbent Democrat re-elected
Not running [lower-alpha 1] Jeffrey Crossman
2ndRunning Latyna Humphrey Incumbent Democrat re-elected
3rdNot running [lower-alpha 2] Kristin Boggs Ismail Mohamed Democratic hold
4thRunning Mary Lightbody Incumbent Democrat re-elected
5thRunning Richard Brown Incumbent Democrat re-elected
6thRunning Adam Miller Incumbent Democrat re-elected
7thRunning Allison Russo Incumbent Democrat re-elected
Term-limited David Leland
8thRunning Beth Liston Incumbent Democrat re-elected
9thN/ANone [lower-alpha 3] Munira Abdullahi Democratic notional hold
10thNot running [lower-alpha 4] Laura Lanese David Dobos Republican hold
11thN/ANone [lower-alpha 5] Anita Somani Democratic notional hold
12thRunning Brian Stewart Incumbent Republican re-elected
13thRunning Michael Skindell Incumbent Democrat re-elected
14thN/ANone [lower-alpha 6] Sean Brennan Democratic notional hold
15thN/ANone [lower-alpha 7] Richard Dell'Aquila Democratic notional hold
16thRunning Bride Rose Sweeney Incumbent Democrat re-elected
Running [lower-alpha 8] Monique Smith
17thRunning Tom Patton Incumbent Republican re-elected
18thNot running [lower-alpha 4] Shayla Davis Darnell Brewer Democratic hold
19thRunning Phil Robinson Incumbent Democrat re-elected
20thRunning Terrence Upchurch Incumbent Democrat re-elected
21stNot running [lower-alpha 9] Kent Smith Elliot Forhan Democratic hold
22ndRunning Juanita Brent Incumbent Democrat re-elected
Not running [lower-alpha 4] Bishara Addison
23rdRunning Daniel Troy Incumbent Democrat re-elected
24thNot running [lower-alpha 10] Brigid Kelly Dani Isaacsohn Democratic hold
25thNot running [lower-alpha 11] Catherine Ingram Cecil Thomas Democratic hold
26thRunning Sedrick Denson Incumbent Democrat re-elected
27thTerm-limited Tom Brinkman Rachel Baker Democratic gain
28thRunning Jessica Miranda Incumbent Democrat re-elected
29thRunning Cindy Abrams Incumbent Republican re-elected
30thRunning Bill Seitz Incumbent Republican re-elected
31stRunning Bill Roemer Incumbent Republican re-elected
32ndRunning Bob Young Incumbent Republican re-elected
33rdRunning Tavia Galonski Incumbent Democrat re-elected
Term-limited Emilia Sykes
34thRunning Casey Weinstein Incumbent Democrat re-elected
35thN/ANone [lower-alpha 12] Steve Demetriou Republican notional gain
36thRunning Andrea White Incumbent Republican re-elected
37thRunning Tom Young Incumbent Republican re-elected
38thRunning Willis Blackshear, Jr. Incumbent Democrat re-elected
39thRunning Phil Plummer Incumbent Republican re-elected
40thRunning Rodney Creech Incumbent Republican re-elected
41stTerm-limited Michael Sheehy Josh Williams Republican gain
42ndRunning Derek Merrin Incumbent Republican re-elected
43rdNot running [lower-alpha 13] Paula Hicks-Hudson Michele Grim Democratic hold
44thN/ANone [lower-alpha 14] Elgin Rogers, Jr. Democratic notional hold
45thRunning Jennifer Gross Incumbent Republican re-elected
46thRunning Thomas Hall Incumbent Republican re-elected
47thRunning Sara Carruthers Incumbent Republican re-elected
48thRunning Scott Oelslager Incumbent Republican re-elected
49thRunning Thomas West Jim Thomas Republican gain
50thRunning Reggie Stoltzfus Incumbent Republican re-elected
51stRunning Brett Hudson Hillyer Incumbent Republican re-elected
52ndRunning Gayle Manning Incumbent Republican re-elected
53rdRunning Joe Miller Incumbent Democrat re-elected
54thRunning Dick Stein Incumbent Republican re-elected
55thRunning Scott Lipps Incumbent Republican re-elected
56thTerm-limited Paul Zeltwanger Adam Matthews Republican hold
57thRunning Jamie Callender Incumbent Republican re-elected
58thRunning Alessandro Cutrona Incumbent Republican re-elected
59thTerm-limited Michele Lepore-Hagan Lauren McNally Democratic hold
60thRunning Kris Jordan Incumbent Republican re-elected
61stRunning [lower-alpha 8] Shawn Stevens Beth Lear Republican hold
62ndRunning Jean Schmidt Incumbent Republican re-elected
63rdRunning Adam Bird Incumbent Republican re-elected
64thTerm-limited Michael O'Brien Nick Santucci Republican gain
65thRunning Mike Loychik Incumbent Republican re-elected
66thRunning Sharon Ray Incumbent Republican re-elected
67thN/ANone [lower-alpha 15] Melanie Miller Republican notional hold
68thRunning [lower-alpha 8] Mark Fraizer Thaddeus Claggett Republican hold
69thRunning Kevin Miller Incumbent Republican re-elected
70thRunning Brian Lampton Incumbent Republican re-elected
71stRunning Bill Dean Incumbent Republican re-elected
72ndRunning Gail Pavliga Incumbent Republican re-elected
73rdRunning Jeff LaRe Incumbent Republican re-elected
74thTerm-limited Kyle Koehler Bernard Willis Republican hold
75thRunning Haraz Ghanbari Incumbent Republican re-elected
76thRunning Marilyn John Incumbent Republican re-elected
77thRunning Scott Wiggam Incumbent Republican re-elected
78thRunning Susan Manchester Incumbent Republican re-elected
Term-limited Robert Cupp
79thTerm-limited Tim Ginter Monica Robb Blasdel Republican hold
80thRunning Jena Powell Incumbent Republican re-elected
81stRunning Jim Hoops Incumbent Republican re-elected
82ndNot running [lower-alpha 16] Craig Riedel Roy Klopfenstein Republican hold
83rdRunning Jon Cross Incumbent Republican re-elected
84thN/ANone [lower-alpha 17] Angela King Republican notional hold
85thTerm-limited Nino Vitale Tim Barhorst Republican hold
86thRunning Tracy Richardson Incumbent Republican re-elected
87thRunning Riordan McClain Incumbent Republican re-elected
88thRunning Gary Click Incumbent Republican re-elected
89thRunning D. J. Swearingen Incumbent Republican re-elected
90thRunning Brian Baldridge Incumbent Republican re-elected
91stNot running [lower-alpha 18] Shane Wilkin Bob Peterson Republican hold
92ndRunning Mark Johnson Incumbent Republican re-elected
93rdRunning Jason Stephens Incumbent Republican re-elected
94thRunning Jay Edwards Incumbent Republican re-elected
95thRunning Don Jones Incumbent Republican re-elected
96thRunning Ron Ferguson Incumbent Republican re-elected
97thRunning Adam Holmes Incumbent Republican re-elected
98thRunning Darrell Kick Incumbent Republican re-elected
99thRunning Sarah Fowler Arthur Incumbent Republican re-elected
Not running [lower-alpha 19] Diane Grendell

Closest races

Seats where the margin of victory was under 10%:

  1. District 5, 0.42%
  2. District 36, 1.11% gain
  3. District 64, 1.8% gain
  4. District 72, 2.44%
  5. District 23, 3% gain
  6. District 41, 3.2%
  7. District 31, 4.14% gain
  8. District 53, 4.2%
  9. District 59, 4.25%
  10. District 28, 4.84%
  11. District 10, 5.78%
  12. District 49, 7.12% gain
  13. District 34, 7.6%
  14. District 32, 7.64% gain
  15. District 42, 7.8%

Outgoing incumbents

Republicans

  1. District 4: Robert R. Cupp is term-limited.
  2. District 5: Tim Ginter is term-limited.
  3. District 27: Tom Brinkman is term-limited.
  4. District 54: Paul Zeltwanger is term-limited.
  5. District 79: Kyle Koehler is term-limited.
  6. District 85: Nino Vitale is term-limited.

Democrats

  1. District 8: Kent Smith is term-limited.
  2. District 22: David J. Leland is term-limited.
  3. District 34: Emilia Sykes is term-limited.
  4. District 46: Michael Sheehy is term-limited.
  5. District 58: Michele Lepore-Hagan is term-limited.
  6. District 64: Michael O'Brien is term-limited.

See also

Notes

  1. Running for Ohio Attorney General
  2. Running for the 10th District Court of Appeals
  3. This district had no incumbent following redistricting. The former incumbent, Democrat Bishara Addison, was redistricted to the 22nd district.
  4. 1 2 3 Retiring
  5. This district had no incumbent following redistricting. The former incumbent, Democrat Shayla Davis, was redistricted to the 18th district.
  6. This district had no incumbent following redistricting. The former incumbent, Democrat Bride Rose Sweeney, was redistricted to the 16th district.
  7. This district had no incumbent following redistricting. The former incumbent, Democrat Jeffrey Crossman, was redistricted to the 1st district.
  8. 1 2 3 Defeated in primary.
  9. Running for Ohio Senate District 21.
  10. Running for Hamilton County Auditor
  11. Running for Ohio Senate District 9
  12. This district had no incumbent following redistricting. The former incumbent, Democrat Tavia Galonski, was redistricted to the 33rd district.
  13. Running for Ohio Senate District 11
  14. This district had no incumbent following redistricting. The former incumbent, Democrat Paula Hicks-Hudson, was redistricted to the 43rd district.
  15. This district had no incumbent following redistricting. The former incumbent, Republican Kris Jordan, was redistricted to the 60th district.
  16. Running for Ohio's 9th Congressional District.
  17. This district had no incumbent following redistricting. The former incumbent, Republican Susan Manchester, was redistricted to the 78th district.
  18. Running for Ohio Senate District 17.
  19. Running for the 11th District Court of Appeals.

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