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Statewide Unofficial Election Results - November 3 2026
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To our faithful conservative friends,
In this year’s mid-term election, the voters of West-central Ohio
have once again demonstrated their strong support by Republicans and
Independents for conservative candidates and conservative principles!
In Mercer County the message was unmistakable! Republican
gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy received 75.8% of the vote,
while US Senate candidate Jon Husted received 76.3% here in Mercer
County. Mercer Countian Keith Faber, running state-wide for Ohio
Attorney General strongly won in Mercer County by capturing 83.3% of
the local vote. Incumbent State Representative Angie King won her race
her in Mercer County by capturing 81.9% of the vote here in Mercer
County and in her 84th district by a margin of 80.4%! Representative
Jim Jordan garnered 80.2% of the vote here in Mercer County and won by
getting 64.5% of the votes in Ohio’s Congressional 4th
District. Republican county office holders in Mercer County won
re-election by overwhelming margins. Congratulations to all those
local candidates who ran effective campaigns and enjoyed decisive
victories!! Issue 3 passed locally and statewide by an overwhelming
margin ensuring that photo ID requirements for voting can’t be
eliminated in the future!
Unfortunately, the state and national picture tells a different
story. Despite decisive Republican victories in Mercer County and
other traditionally conservative communities, Democratic Amy Acton and
Sherrod Brown won narrow victories in Ohio. Vivek won 74 counties in
Ohio compared with 14 counties that Amy Acton won. Keith Faber lost
in his fight to become our next Attorney General by a razor-tight
margin. These contrasting outcomes demonstrate an important reality of
statewide elections: strong Republican margins in rural Ohio can be
offset by Democratic vote totals in Ohio’s larger metropolitan areas.
Major campaign financing from outside Ohio played critical roles in
promoting the left-wing agenda. In Ohio early election results
indicate that Democrats have flipped as many as twelve Ohio House
seats ending our veto-proof majority. Republicans' have retained
control of the Ohio Senate. The election gives Ohio Democrats greater
legislative influence which will be a challenge as we continue to
fight for Ohio's future!
Nationally,
Democratic-Socialist candidates were able to pull off elections that
have shifted the control of the House and Senate to the Democratic
party. Our conservative values will face an uphill battle as we move
forward the next several years. The agenda of President Trump will be
put to the test the next two years! I am hopeful that the new
Congress will vow to work together for our country and will avoid
divisiveness and political retributions.
I would like to thank every voter who participated in this election,
every volunteer who gave their time and every candidate who stepped
forward to serve. Locally we did our job to ensure a high voter
turnout and to support conservative candidates locally, in the state
and in national races. We met our objectives!! Special kudos go out
to Campaign Headquarters Co-chairs Tom Rable and Brian Miller who
spent many hours organizing and staffing our voter center. Our Social
Media gurus Jeff Garman and Toni Slusser also did a phenomenal job
this election season with our Facebook and Mercer County Republican
party website! We were able to inform many interested members of the
community in an efficient and effective manner.
Mercer County Conservatives have spoken clearly. Our votes have been
counted, our voices have been heard, and our commitment to
representative government remains strong! Earning the trust of voters
requires continued engagement, accountability and a clear vision of
the future. Let’s continue to work together as the future of our
county, state and nation are at stake!
Robert
J. Hibner\
Chair, Mercer County Republican Party
2 Timothy 4:7 “I have fought the good fight,
I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”
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Keynote Congressman Jim Jordan
2026 Celina Lake Festival Entry
Happy 250th Birthday America
Mercer County Republican Party 2026-2028 Officers
Tom Rable (Vice Chair), Ann Staugler (Treasurer), Bob Hibner (Chair), Chris Doseck (Secretary)
2025 Mercer County Republican Party Reagan Day Dinner
with Vivek Ramaswamey
2022 Mercer County Republican Fair Tent\
Candidates and visitors gather to talk politics. Candidates visiting the
tent today: US Senate Candidate JD Vance, Supreme Court Justice Pat DeWine,
County Commissioner Candidate Dave Buschur, Congressman Bob Latta, State
Rep Candidate Angie King and Auditor (Candidate) Randy Grapner.\
Reagan Day Dinner May 19, 2023
Keynote Speaker: US
Congressman Thomas Massie
Republican of the Year:
Commissioner Jerry Laffin
March 25, 2022 Reagan Day &
Pre-primary Election Rally with keynote speaker,
syndicated radio talk show host,
NewMaxTV, and author of the "Woke Folk", Mark Kaye at
Romer's Banquet Facility in
St. Henry, Ohio
The Trump Boat Parade
(2020)
Fantastic Event on Grand Lake St. Marys
The Trump Tractor Parade
(2020)
Congratulations to the folks who
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Paid for by Mercer County Republican Party, Ann Staugler Treasurer
Not paid for by any Candidate or
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Mercer County Board
of Elections
101 N. Main Street
Celina, Ohio 45822
(419) 586-2215
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Things
you should know!
Question 1
Can I check my personal voting
information?
1) Am I registered?
2) Where do I vote?
3) See my ballot?:
Short Answer:
Easy as 1-2-3
Click the red white and blue button on
this page.
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Question 1:
Who
makes up the Republican and Democratic Party?
Short Answer:
Everyone who votes in a "Primary Election" is a member or is affiliated
with the respective political party..
Long Answer:
The
political parties are made up of registered voters who participate in
Primary Elections.
A
"Primary Election"
(aptly
named primary, because that's where it all begins) is the nominating
process by which candidates are chosen by the members or those
affiliated, to represent their political party on a "General Election"
ballot
Primary Election candidates who receives the most votes, advance to
be listed on the General Election ballot, and that winner, then represents
the citizens of the village, township, school board, county, state,
or the whole country..
Question 2:
How is
each political party's leadership chosen?
Short Answer:
Local
and state party leadership is elected by "you"
at the Primary Election in even numbered years..
Long Answer:
Specific details for how each Party's leadership is selected/elected is a
little more complicated.
Each
political party adopts rules and bylaws (which are a public record).
You
can start by contacting your local and state leadership.
The
Leadership is by legal definition called a Central Controlling Committee.
The roster of names is listed at the Mercer County Board of Election
Website and then click on "Political Parties".
There
is a link to a list of each political party's elected leadership or
central committee and their website.
(more info below)
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