Most of Ohio's U.S. senators in the past 50 years have had distinct personas — voters knew what they were getting. That may not be the case with Republican J.D. Vance. He's been something of a shapeshifter over the past six years.

Once his Republicans friends in the Ohio Statehouse re-drew his district to include the entire city of very blue Cincinnati, Congressman Steve Chabot should have seen the handwriting on the wall. It begs the question: Why, after more than a quarter of a century in office, did he run for re-election this year?

Cincinnati Council Member Greg Landsman unseated Congressman Steve Chabot in Ohio's First District Tuesday night. Here's what would happen to his soon-to-be vacant council seat.

Gov. Mike DeWine won an easy victory Tuesday night in what will almost certainly be his last campaign in a long career. But it is a victory tainted by the fact that he spent that campaign hiding from not only his opponent, Nan Whaley, but the people of Ohio.

We'll have results and analysis on the local races.

Democrats now make up a third of Ohio's Congressional delegation, but Republicans maintained their supermajority in the Ohio House and grew their number in the Senate.

Hamilton County voters elected Brigid Kelly as Auditor and Pavan Parikh as Clerk of Courts, retaining those seats for Democrats.

Many of them were to help districts account for rising operating costs and growing student populations.

Hamilton County voters approved all three tax levies on the ballot Tuesday: two renewing at the current level, and one with an increase.

The pocket veto is an unintended loophole of charter language that allows the mayor to indefinitely postpone legislation, effectively killing it without any discussion.