2026 results · the new Congress · Ohio
Ohio’s House delegation goes from 5–10 to 8–7
Democrats first. 15 seats; 3 seats changed party and 3 new members were elected. A change of +3 Democratic seats.
Every seat
- Ohio 1st DistrictGreg Landsman D , then Greg Landsman DRe-elected
- Ohio 2nd DistrictDavid J. Taylor R , then David J. Taylor RRe-elected
- Ohio 3rd DistrictJoyce Beatty D , then Joyce Beatty DRe-elected
- Ohio 4th DistrictJim Jordan R , then Jim Jordan RRe-elected
- Ohio 5th DistrictRobert E. Latta R , then Bob Latta RRe-elected
- Ohio 6th DistrictMichael A. Rulli R , then Michael A. Rulli RRe-elected
- Ohio 7th DistrictMax L. Miller R , then Brian Poindexter DChanged partyDefeated by Brian Poindexter
- Ohio 8th DistrictWarren Davidson R , then Warren Davidson RRe-elected
- Ohio 9th DistrictMarcy Kaptur D , then Marcy Kaptur DRe-elected
- Ohio 10th DistrictMichael R. Turner R , then Kristina Knickerbocker DChanged partyDefeated by Kristina Knickerbocker
- Ohio 11th DistrictShontel M. Brown D , then Shontel M. Brown DRe-elected
- Ohio 12th DistrictTroy Balderson R , then Troy Balderson RRe-elected
- Ohio 13th DistrictEmilia Strong Sykes D , then Emilia Sykes DRe-elected
- Ohio 14th DistrictDavid P. Joyce R , then David P. Joyce RRe-elected
- Ohio 15th DistrictMike Carey R , then Don Leonard DChanged partyDefeated by Don Leonard
Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them. This state drew new district lines for 2026, so a seat's number may cover different ground than its holder's did.
The new members
Ohio 7th District
Former Brook Park council member (source)
Beat Max L. Miller, who held the seat, by 9.9 points
The Senate seat on the ballot
Jon Husted (R): defeated by sherrod brown. Won by Sherrod Brown (D), by 4.9 points. The race →