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Election 1958 Results

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1958 US Senate election in Ohio

Stephen M. Young (Democrat) beat John W. Bricker (Republican) in Ohio in 1958, 52.5% to 47.5%, a margin of 4.9 points and 155,012 votes.

Ohio changed party: in 1952 it went Republican, for John W. Bricker.

Republicans led in 61 of the 88 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 27. The largest, Cuyahoga, cast 542,751 votes and went to the Democrat by 22.8 points. The closest was Vinton, where 48 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Stephen M. Young won Democratic 1,652,211 52.5%
John W. Bricker Republican 1,497,199 47.5%
Total3,149,410

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cuyahoga 333,217 61.4% 209,534 38.6% 542,751 D+22.8
Hamilton 134,846 46.3% 156,244 53.7% 291,090 R+7.4
Franklin 91,268 47.7% 100,022 52.3% 191,290 R+4.6
Summit 100,654 58.4% 71,821 41.6% 172,475 D+16.7
Lucas 99,524 60.6% 64,683 39.4% 164,207 D+21.2
Montgomery 72,756 53.4% 63,488 46.6% 136,244 D+6.8
Stark 64,136 51.5% 60,445 48.5% 124,581 D+3.0
Mahoning 60,050 60.3% 39,598 39.7% 99,648 D+20.5
Trumbull 37,040 57.0% 27,971 43.0% 65,011 D+13.9
Butler 32,051 53.2% 28,215 46.8% 60,266 D+6.4
Lorain 32,946 54.8% 27,139 45.2% 60,085 D+9.7
Lake 25,137 57.2% 18,839 42.8% 43,976 D+14.3
Clark 18,483 49.2% 19,119 50.8% 37,602 R+1.7
Columbiana 18,650 49.9% 18,731 50.1% 37,381 R+0.2
Jefferson 22,979 62.6% 13,736 37.4% 36,715 D+25.2
Allen 15,671 45.5% 18,767 54.5% 34,438 R+9.0
Scioto 18,890 55.2% 15,305 44.8% 34,195 D+10.5
Belmont 22,204 65.2% 11,868 34.8% 34,072 D+30.3
Richland 15,738 47.2% 17,575 52.8% 33,313 R+5.5
Ashtabula 16,387 51.3% 15,548 48.7% 31,935 D+2.6
Licking 14,741 49.0% 15,347 51.0% 30,088 R+2.0
Tuscarawas 17,115 57.6% 12,623 42.4% 29,738 D+15.1
Portage 16,476 55.7% 13,084 44.3% 29,560 D+11.5
Muskingum 13,663 46.9% 15,498 53.1% 29,161 R+6.3
Miami 10,357 42.3% 14,153 57.7% 24,510 R+15.5
Wood 10,920 46.6% 12,537 53.4% 23,457 R+6.9
Fairfield 11,901 51.3% 11,316 48.7% 23,217 D+2.5
Wayne 8,604 38.4% 13,806 61.6% 22,410 R+23.2
Greene 10,809 48.6% 11,424 51.4% 22,233 R+2.8
Clermont 11,199 51.4% 10,578 48.6% 21,777 D+2.9
Seneca 9,944 46.2% 11,600 53.8% 21,544 R+7.7
Marion 10,574 49.5% 10,790 50.5% 21,364 R+1.0
Erie 9,365 48.4% 9,991 51.6% 19,356 R+3.2
Medina 8,200 43.9% 10,490 56.1% 18,690 R+12.3
Warren 9,074 49.4% 9,290 50.6% 18,364 R+1.2
Sandusky 7,747 42.8% 10,341 57.2% 18,088 R+14.3
Hancock 6,610 37.8% 10,854 62.2% 17,464 R+24.3
Lawrence 9,234 55.0% 7,545 45.0% 16,779 D+10.1
Ross 7,528 44.9% 9,226 55.1% 16,754 R+10.1
Crawford 7,090 42.6% 9,557 57.4% 16,647 R+14.8
Darke 6,937 42.6% 9,336 57.4% 16,273 R+14.7
Knox 7,236 45.4% 8,701 54.6% 15,937 R+9.2
Ashland 6,319 40.5% 9,296 59.5% 15,615 R+19.1
Athens 8,077 54.1% 6,857 45.9% 14,934 D+8.2
Washington 6,024 41.3% 8,565 58.7% 14,589 R+17.4
Geauga 6,566 46.1% 7,689 53.9% 14,255 R+7.9
Huron 6,024 44.0% 7,658 56.0% 13,682 R+11.9
Guernsey 6,557 48.3% 7,023 51.7% 13,580 R+3.4
Delaware 4,884 37.3% 8,197 62.7% 13,081 R+25.3
Auglaize 5,294 41.0% 7,632 59.0% 12,926 R+18.1
Logan 4,719 38.4% 7,568 61.6% 12,287 R+23.2
Coshocton 5,450 45.0% 6,661 55.0% 12,111 R+10.0
Shelby 5,419 45.6% 6,477 54.4% 11,896 R+8.9
Ottawa 6,151 52.0% 5,675 48.0% 11,826 D+4.0
Van Wert 4,818 41.9% 6,682 58.1% 11,500 R+16.2
Mercer 5,137 45.0% 6,268 55.0% 11,405 R+9.9
Hardin 4,857 43.1% 6,412 56.9% 11,269 R+13.8
Perry 5,841 52.6% 5,270 47.4% 11,111 D+5.1
Highland 4,389 40.7% 6,385 59.3% 10,774 R+18.5
Jackson 5,090 48.1% 5,495 51.9% 10,585 R+3.8
Defiance 4,614 44.1% 5,844 55.9% 10,458 R+11.8
Preble 4,541 44.7% 5,622 55.3% 10,163 R+10.6
Pickaway 4,549 45.7% 5,402 54.3% 9,951 R+8.6
Champaign 3,820 38.5% 6,094 61.5% 9,914 R+22.9
Putnam 4,315 43.6% 5,590 56.4% 9,905 R+12.9
Williams 3,616 36.8% 6,222 63.2% 9,838 R+26.5
Clinton 3,083 34.0% 5,989 66.0% 9,072 R+32.0
Fulton 2,959 32.7% 6,102 67.3% 9,061 R+34.7
Union 3,218 35.9% 5,742 64.1% 8,960 R+28.2
Henry 3,403 38.7% 5,383 61.3% 8,786 R+22.5
Madison 3,170 39.0% 4,962 61.0% 8,132 R+22.0
Brown 4,045 50.8% 3,912 49.2% 7,957 D+1.7
Wyandot 3,102 39.1% 4,826 60.9% 7,928 R+21.7
Gallia 2,944 37.7% 4,871 62.3% 7,815 R+24.7
Adams 3,525 45.4% 4,240 54.6% 7,765 R+9.2
Hocking 4,267 55.7% 3,388 44.3% 7,655 D+11.5
Fayette 2,849 37.4% 4,759 62.6% 7,608 R+25.1
Harrison 3,706 49.0% 3,860 51.0% 7,566 R+2.0
Carroll 3,281 44.2% 4,137 55.8% 7,418 R+11.5
Meigs 3,085 41.8% 4,287 58.2% 7,372 R+16.3
Morrow 2,950 40.8% 4,280 59.2% 7,230 R+18.4
Pike 4,402 62.1% 2,681 37.9% 7,083 D+24.3
Paulding 2,412 43.9% 3,080 56.1% 5,492 R+12.2
Morgan 1,999 38.3% 3,222 61.7% 5,221 R+23.4
Monroe 2,630 52.7% 2,359 47.3% 4,989 D+5.4
Noble 2,096 42.5% 2,832 57.5% 4,928 R+14.9
Holmes 1,909 40.0% 2,862 60.0% 4,771 R+20.0
Vinton 2,154 50.6% 2,106 49.4% 4,260 D+1.1

Counties as they stood in 1958; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Ohio Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Bernie Moreno (R) R+3.6
2022 Jd Vance (R) R+6.1
2018 Sherrod Brown (D) D+6.8
2016 Rob Portman (R) R+20.9
2012 Sherrod Brown (D) D+6.0
2010 Rob Portman (R) R+17.4
2006 Sherrod Brown (D) D+12.3
2004 George V. Voinovich (R) R+27.7
2000 Mike Dewine (R) R+24.1
1998 George V. Voinovich (R) R+12.9
1994 Mike DeWine (R) R+14.2
1992 John Glenn (D) D+8.7
1988 Howard M. Metzenbaum (D) D+14.0
1986 John Glenn (D) D+24.9
1982 Howard M. Metzenbaum (D) D+15.5
1980 John Glenn (D) D+40.6
1976 Howard M. Metzenbaum (D) D+3.0
1974 John Glenn (D) D+33.9
1970 Robert A. Taft Jr. (R) R+2.2
1968 William B. Saxbe (R) R+3.1
1964 Stephen M. Young (D) D+0.4
1962 Frank J. Lausche (D) D+23.1
1958 Stephen M. Young (D) D+4.9
1956 Frank J. Lausche (D) D+5.8
1952 John W. Bricker (R) R+9.2
1950 Robert A. Taft (R) R+15.1
1946 John W. Bricker (R) R+14.7
1944 Robert A. Taft (R) R+0.6
1940 Harold H. Burton (R) R+4.7
1938 Robert A. Taft (R) R+7.2
1934 Vic Donahey (D) D+20.5
1932 Robert J. Bulkley (D) D+6.6
1928 Simeon D. Fess (R) R+21.7
1926 Frank B. Willis (R) R+6.6
1922 Simeon D. Fess (R) R+3.2
1920 Frank B. Willis (R) R+18.3
1916 Atlee Pomerene (D) D+3.1
1914 Warren G. Harding (R) R+9.6