Written with the help of AI from the Montgomery County Board of Elections’ published ballot and results.
Unofficial results
These Montgomery County results from the Nov. 3, 2026 general election are unofficial until the Board of Elections certifies them. The data lists no winner in any race and shows 0 precincts fully reported in each contest. Every race below is described as leading or trailing, not decided.
Local levies and issues
Dayton City Schools’ 7-mill additional continuing levy is close. The Against side leads with 50.8% (19,542 votes) to 49.2% (18,949) for the levy, a margin of 593 votes, with 0 of 106 precincts reported.
Miamisburg City Schools’ 0.5% continuing income tax trails, with 66.6% (10,676) against and 33.4% (5,343) for, with 0 of 32 precincts reported. Oakwood City Schools’ 1.8-mill continuing renewal leads, with 65.9% (3,308) for and 34.1% (1,715) against, with 0 of 8 precincts reported. Northridge Local Schools’ 2.2-mill additional continuing levy for general permanent improvements trails, with 60.8% (1,433) against and 39.2% (923) for, with 0 of 9 precincts reported.
In the City of Oakwood, the 2.72-mill, five-year renewal for current expenses leads with 65.8% (3,287) for and 34.2% (1,709) against, with 0 of 8 precincts reported. In the City of Union, the 1% continuing income tax increase trails, with 63.2% (1,807) against and 36.8% (1,051) for, with 0 of 5 precincts reported.
Three township levies are also unresolved. German Township’s one-mill, five-year senior services renewal trails, with 52.2% (1,917) against and 47.8% (1,755) for, with 0 of 6 precincts reported. Jackson Township’s two-mill, 10-year park and recreational levy trails, with 51.1% (838) against and 48.9% (803) for, with 0 of 4 precincts reported. Jefferson Township’s three-mill, five-year additional levy for current expenses trails, with 67.2% (1,478) against and 32.8% (721) for, with 0 of 6 precincts reported.
In Brookville, with 0 of 4 precincts reported, all four charter amendment groups lead on Yes votes. Articles I, II and III have 54.7% (1,213) Yes to 45.3% (1,005) No. Articles IV, V and VI have 53.8% (1,192) Yes to 46.2% (1,025) No. Articles VII, VIII, IX and XII have 58.4% (1,272) Yes to 41.6% (907) No. Articles X and XI have 52.2% (1,140) Yes to 47.8% (1,042) No.
In Kettering, with 0 of 41 precincts reported, four of five charter questions lead on Yes votes. Amendments 7-3 and 7-5 have 66.2% (14,182) Yes to 33.8% (7,228) No. Amendments 3-2 through 8-4 have 53.1% (11,806) Yes to 46.9% (10,431) No. Amendment 4-3 has 80.3% (17,910) Yes to 19.7% (4,389) No. Amendment 7-2 has 78.9% (17,506) Yes to 21.1% (4,684) No. Amendments 5-2 and 6-2 trail, with No ahead at 52.3% (11,535) to 47.7% (10,520) Yes.
Local liquor options
All four Sunday sale and liquor local options lead on Yes votes, each with 0 of 1 precincts reported. DAY 12-C, D-6 Sunday Sale for Shamrock Athletic Club, has 68.6% (262) Yes to 31.4% (120) No. DAY 13-A, D-6 Sunday Sale for the University of Dayton, has 55.2% (191) Yes to 44.8% (155) No. HUB 1-D, D-6 Sunday Sale for CWA Managements, LLC dba Villa Tarvern, has 66.9% (490) Yes to 33.1% (242) No. PNLB, D-4 for AL Post 762, has 81.3% (269) Yes to 18.7% (62) No.
Local and county races
In the New Lebanon Council race, Nicole Adkins leads Rob Dennis 55.5% (546 votes) to 44.5% (437), with 0 of 3 precincts reported.
For County Commissioner, Carolyn Rice (DEM) leads Margie Christie (REP) 57.8% (113,774) to 42.2% (82,958). For County Auditor, Karl Keith (DEM) leads Tammy L. Murphy (REP) 60.9% (120,485) to 39.1% (77,333). Both have 0 of 381 precincts reported.
Several judicial races are also unresolved, each with 0 of 381 precincts reported. Chris Epley (REP) is the only candidate listed for Judge of the Court of Appeals (2nd District), with 118,448 votes.
In Common Pleas General Division races, Susan D. Solle is the only candidate listed for the term beginning 1-1-2027, with 119,730 votes. Anne Keeton leads Derek Muncy 62.7% (103,217) to 37.3% (61,312) for the term beginning 1-2-2027. Kelly D. Madzey leads Michele S.H. Henne 51.3% (82,654) to 48.7% (78,555) for the term beginning 1-3-2027, a margin of 4,099 votes. Richard Glennon leads Steve Abshire 56.8% (91,868) to 43.2% (69,978) for the term beginning 7-1-2027. Elizabeth A. Ellis is the only candidate listed for the term beginning 7-2-2027, with 108,282 votes.
In the Probate Division race, Cassandra A. Rice leads David Brannon 51.9% (87,888) to 48.1% (81,400). In the Juvenile Division race, Hope L. Smalls leads Nicholas Sylvain 60.5% (97,707) to 39.5% (63,884).
Ohio House and Senate
The race for State Representative in the 37th District is close. Tom Herner (DEM) leads Tom Young (REP) 50.1% (26,227 votes) to 49.9% (26,093), a margin of 134 votes, with 0 of 88 precincts reported.
In the 5th District Senate race, Phil Plummer (REP) leads Jeffrey Harris (DEM) 55.4% (36,930) to 44.6% (29,722), with 0 of 120 precincts reported.
In the 36th House District, Rose Lounsbury (DEM) leads with 55.5% (25,727), followed by Andrea White (REP) at 42.1% (19,496) and Chuck Horn at 2.4% (1,095), with 0 of 87 precincts reported. In the 38th District, Desiree Tims (DEM) is the only candidate listed, with 30,408 votes and 0 of 90 precincts reported. In the 39th District, Daquan Neal (DEM) leads Mark Campbell (REP) 51.7% (22,677) to 48.3% (21,219), with 0 of 81 precincts reported. In the 40th District, Rodney Creech (REP) leads with 62.3% (13,825), followed by Timothy B. Hornbacker (DEM) at 33% (7,312) and Joshua A. Umbaugh (LIB) at 4.7% (1,039), with 0 of 41 precincts reported.
How Montgomery County voted in statewide races
The figures below are Montgomery County totals only, with 0 of 381 precincts reported in each race.
For Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Amy Acton and David Pepper (DEM) have 57.4% (116,335 votes) in the county. Vivek Ramaswamy and Robert A. McColley (REP) have 39.4% (79,905). Don Kissick and James L. Mills (LIB) have 3% (6,092). Write-ins have 294 votes, or 0.1%.
For Attorney General, John J. Kulewicz (DEM) has 55.8% (112,018) to Keith Faber’s (REP) 44.2% (88,777). For Auditor of State, Annette Blackwell (DEM) has 55.1% (110,621) to Frank LaRose’s (REP) 44.9% (89,974). For Secretary of State, Allison Russo (DEM) has 55.7% (111,842), Robert Sprague (REP) has 41.3% (82,939) and Tom Pruss (LIB) has 3% (6,088). For Treasurer of State, Seth Walsh (DEM) has 56.5% (112,993) to Jay Edwards’ (REP) 43.5% (86,823).
For the Supreme Court seat with the term starting 1-1-2027, Marilyn Zayas (DEM) has 56.9% (113,505) to Daniel R. Hawkins’ (REP) 43.1% (86,086). For the seat with the term starting 1-2-2027, Jennifer Brunner (DEM) has 57.3% (114,371) to Colleen O’Donnell’s (REP) 42.7% (85,390).
On statewide Issue 3, Yes has 59.5% (119,162) and No has 40.5% (81,043) among Montgomery County voters.
How Montgomery County voted for Congress
The figures below are Montgomery County totals only, with 0 of 381 precincts reported in each race.
For U.S. Senator, Sherrod Brown (DEM) has 55.1% (111,957 votes) in the county. Jon Husted (REP) has 40.2% (81,630), William B. Redpath (LIB) has 2.6% (5,345), OPC Greg Levy has 1.9% (3,897), and write-ins have 186 votes, or 0.1%.
For Representative to Congress in the 10th District, Kristina Knickerbocker (DEM) has 53.3% (107,818), Mike Turner (REP) has 43.9% (88,760) and Thomas F. McMasters (LIB) has 2.9% (5,781).
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