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Line 1,883: − − ===OH-2nd district=== − Republican representative [[Brad Wenstrup]] is seeking re-election. Wenstrup voted against the sham articles of impeachment. − − ====OH-2 Republican primary==== − Wenstrup was renominated with over 90% of the votes cast.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====OH-2 Democrat primary==== − The Democrat primary was won by Jaime Castle, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===OH-3rd district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Joyce Beatty]] is running for re-election. Beatty voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup against Donald Trump]]. − − ====OH-3 Democrat primary==== − Beatty was renominated with just under 70% of the vote.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====OH-3 Republican primary==== − The Republican primary was won by Mark Richardson with 86.5% of the votes cast.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/> Line 1,911:
Line 1,893: − − ===OH-5th district=== − Republican [[Bob Latta]] is running for re-election. Latta voted against the impeachment coup. − − ====OH-5 Republican primary==== − Latta easily on the Republican primary with no primary challengers. − − ====OH-5 Democrat primary==== − The [[Democrat]] primary was won by Nick Rubando with 51% of the vote.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/> Line 1,938:
Line 1,911: − − ===OH-8th district=== − Republican [[Warren Davidson]] is seeking re-election. Davidson voted against the sham articles of impeachment. − − ====OH-8 Republican primary==== − Davidson was easily renominated with over 90% of the vote.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====OH-8 Democrat primary==== − The Democrat primary was won by Vanessa Enoch, who garnered just under 80% of the votes cast.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/> Line 2,010:
Line 1,974: − − ===OH-16th district=== − Republican [[Anthony Gonzalez]] is running for re-election. − − ====OH-16 Republican primary==== − Gonzalez won his party's primary uncontested.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====OH-16 Democrat primary==== − The Democrat primary was won by Aaron Godfrey with 67.5% of the vote.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/>
United States House of Representatives elections, 2020 (view source)
Revision as of 00:15, October 9, 2020
, 00:15, October 9, 2020→Ohio: removing some comparably bland sections for safe House seats, given no objections mentioned here
====OH-1 Democrat primary====
====OH-1 Democrat primary====
The Democrat primary was won by Kate Schroder with 68% of the vote.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/>
The Democrat primary was won by Kate Schroder with 68% of the vote.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/>
[[File:Jim Jordan official photo, 114th Congress.jpg|thumb|right|160px|[[Movement conservative]] Jim Jordan is running for re-election.]]
[[File:Jim Jordan official photo, 114th Congress.jpg|thumb|right|160px|[[Movement conservative]] Jim Jordan is running for re-election.]]
====OH-4 Democrat primary====
====OH-4 Democrat primary====
The [[Democrat]] primary was won by Shannon Freshour with a plurality of 47.5% of the vote.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/>
The [[Democrat]] primary was won by Shannon Freshour with a plurality of 47.5% of the vote.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/>
===OH-6th district===
===OH-6th district===
====OH-7 Democrat primary====
====OH-7 Democrat primary====
Quentin Potter, a write-in candidate, won the Democrat primary uncontested.{{fact}}
Quentin Potter, a write-in candidate, won the Democrat primary uncontested.{{fact}}
===OH-9th district===
===OH-9th district===
====OH-15 Democrat primary====
====OH-15 Democrat primary====
The [[Democrat]] primary was won by Joel Newby with 66% of the votes cast.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/>
The [[Democrat]] primary was won by Joel Newby with 66% of the votes cast.<ref name="Ohio Primary Results 2020"/>
==Oklahoma==
==Oklahoma==