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Ohio · 2026 · General election

U.S. House · District 6

November 3, 2026

Schedule checked October 21, 2026

Projected winner: Michael A. Rulli

Source checked Nov 4, 2026, 8:50 AM Eastern.

Associated Press via NPR. This call does not certify the result or change who is in office.

Certification: pending. Ohio Secretary of State · canvass and certification notice

State file generated November 4 at 6:18 a.m. Eastern and labeled unofficial partial. Totals are for each contest’s reporting jurisdiction. Omitted names or zero totals do not establish a withdrawal or a final count. Ohio Secretary of State · election-night XML file

  • Michael Rulli: 163,675
  • Elizabeth Kirtley: 107,310

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The candidates

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Candidates transcribed from the official list linked below, checked November 1, 2026. Confirmed ballot candidates and registered write-ins are identified separately. This is a snapshot of the cited list; later changes and additional write-ins may not be included. Names and party labels checked against the cited official general-election document. Blank write-in lines are voting options, not named candidates. This is a dated source-list snapshot; later withdrawals and registered write-ins are not comprehensively guaranteed.

Sources and verification

Schedule checked October 21, 2026. Candidate verification is reported separately above. For your current ballot and polling hours, check your state election authority. No candidate rankings or recommendations are provided.

Nationwide scheduled regular House, applicable Senate/special Senate and governor races are listed. Saved candidates appear in 506 of 506 races: 500 source-list snapshots and 6 partial lists; 0 race lists remain unavailable. 1517 saved candidates. Source-list coverage is dated evidence from the named source, not a guarantee of later withdrawals or registered write-ins. County unofficial lists are labeled as such. Special House elections and later calendar/district changes are not comprehensively verified.