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Election 2012
8:05 pm
Tue November 6, 2012

Hamilton County Results (Updated)

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Some updated results from the Hamilton County Board of Elections:
Precincts Reporting 515 of 545

County Sheriff:
Jim Neil   189,356 52.64%
Sean D. Donovan   170,355 47.36%

County Prosecutor:
Joseph T. Deters   216,390 59.04%
Janaya Trotter   150,133 40.96%

Clerk of Courts:
Tracy Winkler   192,026 53.76%
Pam Thomas   165,167 46.24%

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Election 2012
7:47 pm
Tue November 6, 2012

Find Election Results

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Here are some links to more local election results:

Hamilton County Board of Elections:

Butler County Board of Elections:

Warren County Board of Elections:

Clermont County Board of Elections:

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Inside Pitch
7:17 pm
Tue November 6, 2012

Hamilton County could have 20,000 provisionals

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The chairman of the Hamilton County Board of Elections said Hamilton County could have had as many as 20,000 provisional ballots cast today, with the majority of them coming from Democratic areas.

"There's no final count, but it could be between 15,000 and 20,000,'' said Tim Burke, who is also chairman of the Hamilton County Democratic Party.

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Election 2012
5:30 pm
Tue November 6, 2012

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HOPE. Moments before it was announced election night that President Obama won a second term, a supporter at the Hamilton County Ohio Democratic Party celebration at Cincy's in Cincinnati, OH, anticipates a victory.
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Rosalind Campbell, poll worker, Northside Library
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Voting Line at Pleasant Ridge Center, 10 a.m., Nov. 6.
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Rosalind Campbell, poll worker, Northside Library
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Presidential Cookie race at Busken Bakery, Cincinnati, early morning Election Day. Dan Busken, president and CEO of Busken Bakery, displays the cookies for each candidate. Obama leads 14,317 to Romney's 12,609 at 9:30 a.m.
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A collection of images around the Greater Cincinnati area.

Election 2012
5:16 pm
Tue November 6, 2012

Images of Election 2012

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Poll workers and volunteers fight the cold morning to pass out literature and help voters.
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Political signs fill the front lawn of the North Presbyterian Church in Northside.
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Dan Busken, president and CEO of Busken Bakery, poses with Obama and Romney cookies. Behind him is a count of cookies sales from the past month.
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For more than an hour, a line was outside of the Pleasant Ridge Community Center.
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Two different precincts voting at the Pleasant Ridge Community Center; however, one line is much longer than the other.
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Caleb Faux, Executive Director, of Hamilton County Democratic Party, works to solve an issue with a volunteer at the Democratic Headquarters.
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Caleb Faux, Executive Director of Hamilton County Democratic Party, takes a minute to look at a graph of polls.
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With volunteers and workers at different prectints, the Hamilton County Republican Party Headquarters is quiet on election day.
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Xavier students. politicians, reporters and Cincinnati residents watch a screen with poll returns at the Bord of Elections.
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National and international news vans park outside of the Hamilton County Board of Elections building.
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A reporter from Mundofox sets down his tools of the trait for a minute while covering the events at the Board of Elections.
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Laure Quinliven reacts to good news with fellow supporters of Issue 4.
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Lakshmi Kode Sammarco talks to a student reporter after being re-elected as Hamilton County coroner.
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Homero Castro, an Ohio resident, chose an alternative outfit to support President Obama.
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In the midst of an animated crowd, two women embrace after learning of President Obama's lead in the Electoral College.
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A collection of images around the Greater Cincinnati area.

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