Dayton and Miami Valley voters are weighing in on a host of local issues and candidates in the 2026 General Election.
These are the early, unofficial returns in Miami, Montgomery, Greene and Clark counties as of Tuesday night.
Provisional ballots and late-arriving absentee ballots still need to be counted. Also, remember that a candidate’s early advantage can shift as more places report results.
For the results for Ohio governor and other statewide races, click here.
Ohio General Assembly
According to early, unofficial returns as of 8:30 p.m.:
State Senator (5th District):
Democrat Jeffrey Harris 61%
Republican Phil Plummer 39%
State Representative (36th District):
Chuck Horn 2%
Democrat Rose Lounsbury 70%
Republican Andrea White 28%
Clark
Clark County Commission: Sasha Rittenhouse got 48% compared to Bradley Soles with 52%.
For the other commission seat, Seth Evans has 45% compared to Greg Kaffenbarger's 55%.
Clark Shawnee Schools: 39% for the 0.5% income tax and 61% against.
Southeastern Local Schools: 41% for the 0.5% income tax and 59% against.
New Carlisle Fire and EMS: 48% for the 0.5% income tax and 52% against.
Greene
According to early, unofficial returns as of 8 p.m.:
Montgomery
According to early, unofficial returns as of 8 p.m.:
Montgomery County Commissioner: Republican Margie Christie has 28% compared to Democrat Carolyn Rice's 72%.
Dayton Public Schools: 52% for the 7 mill levy and 48% against.
Miamisburg City School District: 38% for the 0.5% income tax and 72% against.
Northridge Local Schools: 35% for the levy and 65% against
Miami County
According to early, unofficial returns as of 8 p.m.:
Piqua Charter Amendment: 67% in favor of an amendment to prohibit building data centers, and 33% against.
Miami County Commission: Ted Mercer has 61% of the votes and William Whitten has 39%.
Miami County Park District: 60% for the levy and 40% against the levy.
Piqua Recall Ward 1:
- 77% for the recall
- 50% for Jim Sheats compared to 50% for Alexander Hessler, to succeed the current commissioner
Piqua Recall Race 2:
- 76% for the recall
- 100% for Damon Wilson to succeed the current commissioner
Piqua Recall Race 3:
- 76% for the recall
- 100% for Kim Heisler to succeed the current commissioner