General Election: November 6, 1990

Official Tabulation: November 6, 1990

*GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR*
Candidates/Votes
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr. and Eugene Branstool (D) 1,539,416
George V. Voinovich and Michael Dewine (R) 1,938,103*
James E. Attia and Henry King 49
David Marshall and Margaret Husk 82

*JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT*
(Full Term Commencing January 2, 1991)
Candidates/Votes
J. Ross Haffey (I) 283,883
Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D) 1,255,556
Craig Wright (R) 1,319,422*

*JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT*
(Full Term Commencing January 1, 1991)
Candidates/Votes
Stuart J. Banks (D) 756,481
Andrew Douglas (R) 2,013,630*

*ATTORNEY GENERAL*
Candidates/Votes
Lee Fisher (D) 1,680,698*
Paul E. Pfeifer (R) 1,679,464

*AUDITOR OF STATE*
Candidates/Votes
Thomas E. Ferguson (D) 1,768,343*
James M. Petro (R) 1,580,497

*SECRETARY OF STATE*
Candidates/Votes
Sherrod Brown (D) 1,604,058
Bob Taft (R) 1,809,416*

*TREASURER OF STATE*
Candidates/Votes
Judith Y. Brachman (R) 1,336,761
Mary Ellen Withrow (D) 1,961,127*

State Issue 1: To permit the state and local governments to provide or to assist in providing housing and housing assistance either directly or through private lenders.
Votes
YES 1,705,528
NO 1,517,466

State Issue 2: To permit the General Assembly to allow the surviving spouse of a person who was receiving a homestead tax reduction to continue receiving the reduction, under certain circumstances.
Votes
YES 2,967,935
NO 372,950

State Issue 3: To authorize the licensing of a casino resort hotel, for profit, in the city of Lorain as a pilot project, the dividing of the state into casino districts under certain circumstances, and the levying of certain taxes.
Votes
YES 1,270,387
NO 2,098,725

(R) Recount.