George Voinovich - Electoral History

Electoral History

Mayor of Cleveland: Results 1979-1985 U.S. Senate elections in Ohio: Results 1988, 1998–2004
Governor of Ohio: Results 1990–1994
Year Office Democrat Votes Pct Republican Votes Pct 3rd Party Party Votes Pct
1979 Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich 73,505 44% George Voinovich 94,407 56%
1981 Mayor Patrick Sweeney 32,940 23% George Voinovich 107,472 77%
1985 Mayor Gary J. Kucinich 32,185 28% George Voinovich 82,840 72%
1988 Senate Howard Metzenbaum 2,480,038 57% George Voinovich 1,872,716 43% *
1990 Governor Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr. 1,539,416 44% George Voinovich 1,938,103 56% *
1994 Governor Robert L. Burch 835,849 25% George Voinovich 2,401,572 72% Billy Inmon Independent 108,745 3% *
1998 Senate Mary Boyle 1,482,054 44% George Voinovich 1,922,087 56% *
2004 Senate Eric D. Fingerhut 1,961,249 36% George Voinovich 3,464,651 64% *
*Write-in and minor candidate notes: In 1988, write-ins received 151 votes. In 1990, David Marshall received 82 votes and James E. Attia received 49 votes. In 1994, Keith Hatton received 48 votes and Michael Italie received 24 votes. In 1998, write-ins received 210 votes. In 2004, Helen Meyers received 296 votes.

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