Elections

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Madeira voters reject Issue 16 charter changes by 86 votes

By Village Press staff · · 1 min read

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Hamilton County early voting surges past 2022 midterm pace

Early in-person voting in Hamilton County has surged 158% among Democrats, 106% among Republicans and 208% among unaffiliated voters compared to 2022, with Terrace Park, Mariemont and Madeira ballot measures giving east-side residents direct stakes in the Nov. 3 election.

Latoya Maley seeks Hamilton County Common Pleas judgeship

Latoya S. Maley, a Hamilton County Juvenile Court magistrate and former public defender, is running for Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge in the Nov. 3 general election against Robert A. Goering.

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Libertarian Don Kissick seeks Ohio governor seat

Don Kissick, a Libertarian from Ottawa, Ohio, is running for governor in the Nov. 3 general election against Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Amy Acton, prioritizing property-tax relief and government transparency.

Judge Katie Casch

Katie Casch seeks Hamilton County Common Pleas judgeship

Judge Katie Casch, a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court judge and former assistant prosecutor, is running for the General Division seat in the Nov. 3 general election, citing her record on public safety and mental health court work.

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Donte Johnson seeks Hamilton County Common Pleas seat

Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Donte Johnson is running for a Common Pleas Court General Division seat in the Nov. 3 general election, citing his broad legal background and a commitment to judicial representation.

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Seth Walsh seeks Ohio treasurer seat in Nov. 3 election

Cincinnati City Council member Seth Walsh, a Democrat, is running for Ohio treasurer in the Nov. 3 general election against Republican Jay Edwards Jr., citing his community development background and pension board experience.

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Marilyn Zayas seeks Ohio Supreme Court seat in Nov. 3 election

Marilyn Zayas, a Democrat and First District Court of Appeals judge since 2016, is running for Ohio Supreme Court Justice in the Nov. 3 general election against Republican Daniel R. Hawkins, emphasizing judicial independence and nearly a decade of appellate experience.

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Libertarian Redpath seeks Ohio U.S. Senate seat

William B. Redpath, a Libertarian from Perrysburg, is running for the U.S. Senate in Ohio's Nov. 3 general election to fill the rest of an unexpired term, saying he wants to provide a multiparty alternative to the Republican and Democratic candidates.

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Allison Russo seeks Ohio secretary of state seat in 2026

State Rep. Allison Russo, a Democrat from Upper Arlington, is running for Ohio secretary of state, saying she wants to be "a fair, independent, and unbiased arbiter of Ohio's elections."

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Ohio voter registration closes Monday for Nov. 3 election

Hamilton County residents in Indian Hill, Madeira, Mariemont and Terrace Park must register or update their voter registration by Monday, Oct. 5, to cast ballots in the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election, which includes local levies, charter amendments and statewide races.

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James Mills seeks Ohio lieutenant governor post as Libertarian

James L. Mills, a Cincinnati-area financial services executive, is running for Ohio lieutenant governor on the Libertarian ticket with Don Kissick in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election, campaigning on property tax elimination, government transparency and small-business growth.

Triggs seeks re-election to Hamilton County Common Pleas bench

Alan C. Triggs, a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court judge since 2021 and Anderson Township resident, is running for re-election in the Nov. 3 general election, citing nearly two decades of judicial experience across every level of Ohio's trial courts.

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