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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES March 6, 2012

Race
Candidate
County Votes*
Vote%
Est. % In
Adams

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Allen

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Ashland

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Ashtabula

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Athens

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Auglaize

reporting
Belmont

reporting
Brown

reporting
Butler

reporting
Carroll

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Champaign

reporting
Clark

reporting
Clermont

reporting
Clinton

reporting
Columbiana

reporting
Coshocton

reporting
Crawford

reporting
Cuyahoga

reporting
Darke

reporting
Defiance

reporting
Delaware

reporting
Erie

reporting
Fairfield

reporting
Fayette

reporting
Franklin

reporting
Fulton

reporting
Gallia

reporting
Geauga

reporting
Greene

reporting
Guernsey

reporting
Hamilton

reporting
Hancock

reporting
Hardin

reporting
Harrison

reporting
Henry

reporting
Highland

reporting
Hocking

reporting
Holmes

reporting
Huron

reporting
Jackson

reporting
Jefferson

reporting
Knox

reporting
Lake

reporting
Lawrence

reporting
Licking

reporting
Logan

reporting
Lorain

reporting
Lucas

reporting
Madison

reporting
Mahoning

reporting
Marion

reporting
Medina

reporting
Meigs

reporting
Mercer

reporting
Miami

reporting
Monroe

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Montgomery

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Morgan

reporting
Morrow

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Muskingum

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Noble

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Ottawa

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Paulding

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Perry

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Pickaway

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Pike

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Portage

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Preble

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Putnam

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Richland

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Ross

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Sandusky

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Scioto

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Seneca

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Shelby

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Stark

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Summit

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Trumbull

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Tuscarawas

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Union

reporting
Van Wert

reporting
Vinton

reporting
Warren

reporting
Washington

reporting
Wayne

reporting
Williams

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Wood

reporting
Wyandot

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Special Notes
  • While results are being processed, candidates are ranked within each county by the number of votes received in that county. After a candidate is projected the winner for the state, the candidate moves to the top of each county table regardless of whether the candidate is leading in the individual county vote totals. The other candidates in each county table are sorted by the number of votes received in that county.