Voters across central Ohio turned out Nov. 4 to cast ballots for city councils, school boards and more, as well as to weigh in on bond levies, charter amendments and more.
The Dispatch covered the biggest races of the night, including the contest for a Columbus City Council seat and for three positions on the Columbus City school board, where the Franklin County Democratic Party’s preferred candidates appeared to claim victory.
Democrats also fared well in South Western City Schools, where the three party-endorsed candidates notched victory in a contentious race.
School funding issues on the ballot fared well, including a $235 million bond issue that Olentangy Schools sought to build new schools.
Find all of our results coverage at the links below:
Central Ohio election results by county
Franklin County election results: See all race updates as they come in
Delaware County election results: See all race updates as they come in
Licking County election results: See all race updates as they come in
Columbus voters to elect City Council member, vote on bond package
Columbus City Council: Ross and Vogel face off in hotly contested District 7 race
Columbus bond package: $1.9B bond package includes $500M aimed at affordable housing ‘crisis’
Central Ohio school districts seek funding
Olentangy schools levy: District wants to build new high school, elementary
Westerville City Schools: Earned income tax proposed to offset budget shortfall
Columbus Zoo, ADAMH levies on Franklin County ballot
More: Columbus Zoo asking for renewal of 0.75-mill levy
ADAMH levy before voters: Public funding could increase for mental health center, services
School board races in Columbus, South Western
Columbus City school board: Six candidates seek positions as district faces financial cuts
South Western City Schools: Contentious elections could swing direction of board
Westerville considers charter amendment
More: Westerville votes on charter amendment to force city to offer analog utility meters
Licking County voters casting ballots
Newark City Council: Several candidates vie for seats
Municipal court clerk, judge races: Licking County voters deciding
Newark votes: Income tax increase, charter amendment on ballot
