Electoral History
Year | Democrat | Votes | Pct | Republican | Votes | Pct | 3rd Party | Party | Votes | Pct | ||||
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1994 | Les Mann | 43,730 | 23% | Rob Portman | 150,128 | 77% | ||||||||
1996 | Thomas R. Chandler | 58,715 | 23% | Rob Portman | 186,853 | 72% | Kathleen M. McKnight | Natural Law | 13,905 | 5% | ||||
1998 | Charles W. Sanders | 49,293 | 24% | Rob Portman | 154,344 | 76% | ||||||||
2000 | Charles W. Sanders | 64,091 | 23% | Rob Portman | 204,184 | 74% | Robert E. Bidwell | Libertarian | 9,266 | 3% | ||||
2002 | Charles W. Sanders | 48,785 | 26% | Rob Portman | 139,218 | 74% | * | |||||||
2004 | Charles W. Sanders | 89,598 | 28% | Rob Portman ** | 227,102 | 72% | * |
**Portman resigned his term early to serve as U.S. Trade Representative.
Year | Democrat | Votes | Pct | Republican | Votes | Pct | |||
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2010 | Lee Fisher | 1,448,092 | 39.00% | Rob Portman | 2,125,810 | 57.25% |
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