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The voters of the U.S. state of Ohio elect a state auditor for a four-year term.
Year | Democrat | Republican | Other |
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2010 | David Pepper : 1,683,330 | Dave Yost : 1,882,010 | L. Michael Howard (Libertarian) : 182,534 |
2006 | Barbara Sykes | Mary Taylor | Donald Lesiak (G) |
2002 | Helen Knipe Smith | Betty D. Montgomery | |
1998 | Louis N. Strike | James M. Petro | |
1994 | Randall W. Sweeney | James M. Petro | |
1990 | Thomas E. Ferguson | James M. Petro | |
1986 | Thomas E. Ferguson | Ben Rose | |
1982 | Thomas E. Ferguson | Vincent C. Campanella | |
1978 | Thomas E. Ferguson | Donald E. "Buz" Lukens | |
1974 | Thomas E. Ferguson | Roger W. Tracy, Jr. | |
1970 | Joseph T. Ferguson | Roger W. Tracy, Jr. | |
1966 | Thomas E. Ferguson | Roger Cloud | |
1966 | Clarence H. Knisley | Archer E. Reilly | |
1962 | John W. Donahey | Roger W. Tracy, Jr. | |
1960 | James D. Ferguson | James A. Rhodes | |
1960 | James D. Ferguson | James A. Rhodes | |
1956 | Joseph T. Ferguson | James A. Rhodes | |
1952 | Joseph T. Ferguson | James A. Rhodes | |
1948 | Joseph T. Ferguson | Roger W. Tracy | |
1944 | Joseph T. Ferguson | Roger W. Tracy | |
1940 | Joseph T. Ferguson | Joseph T. Tracy | |
1920 | Daniel E. Butler : 754,581 | Joseph T. Tracy : 1,126,321 | Louis H. Neff : 43,691 L.R. Tripp : 1,373 |
1916 | A. Victor Donahey : 577,044 | Hays M. Adams : 532,178 | Sigfried Newbauer : 37,898 Will D. Scott : 6,692 |
1912 | A. Victor Donahey | Edward M. Fullington | Charles L. Allen (Progressive) |
1908 | William W. Durbin : 524,954 | Edward M. Fullington : 547,970 | John P. McGuire (Soc) : 31,832 Joseph R. Stratton (Pro) : 11,385 Mark W. Madge (Ind) : 591 John A. Sheffield (Peoples) : 168 Bernard S. Frayne (Soc Lab) : 832 |
1903 | Charles A. Kloeb : 357,201 | Walter D. Guilbert : 473,565 | Henry H. Smith (Soc) : 14,203 Albanus C. Purvis (Pro) : 13,453 William Garrity (Soc Lab) : 2,173 |
1899 | George W. Sigafoos | Walter D. Guilbert | |
1895 | James W. Knott : 329,420 | Walter D. Guilbert : 427,457 | |
1891 | Thomas E. Peckinpaugh : 345,611 | Ebenezer W. Poe : 373,838 | |
1887 | Emil Kiesewetter : 327,821 | Ebenezer W. Poe : 356,793 | |
1883 | Emil Kiesewetter : 360,319 | John F. Oglevee : 346,923 | |
1879 | Charles Reemelin : 317,442 | John F. Oglevee : 335,184 | |
1875 | Edward M. Green : 292,271 | James Williams : 296,210 | |
1871 | Joseph R. Cockerill : 217,833 | James Williams : 237,809 | |
1867 | John McElwee : 240,840 | James H. Godman : 243,461 | |
1863 | William B. Hubbard : 188,310 | James H. Godman : 284,909 | |
1859 | G. V. Dorsey : 170,586 | Robert Walker Tayler, Sr. : 184,321 | |
1855 | William Duane Morgan : 134,504 | Francis Mastin Wright : 169,218 | |
1851 | William Duane Morgan : 145,617 | Jacob Heaton (freesoil) : 13,663 |
John Woods (Whig) : 123,583 |
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