Who Will Be Running Against Whom In November

WARREN COUNTY, OH -- Now that the unofficial results are in from Tuesday's Primary Election, campaigning to "win the seat" in the November Election has begun. So who will be running against whom in Warren County in November?

Democrat Lisa Forbe will run against Republican Daniel R. Hawkins for Justice of the Supreme Court Unexpired 12/31/2026. Forbes beat Terri Jamison while Hawkins had no competition during the primaries

Democrat Laura Marie Davis will go up against Republican C. Michelle Teska for the 55th District State Representative seat left open due to current State Rep. Scott Lipps being termed out.  District 55 encompasses the townships of Clearcreek, Franklin, Hamilton, Harlem, Massie, Salem, Washington, Wayne. While Davis ran unopposed in the primaries, Teska was challenged by Ben McCullough.

In District 56, Democrat Cleveland Canova will run against incumbent Adam Mathews for the 56th District State Representative. Mathews was challenged by Kathy Grossmann and Heather Salyer during the primaries, while Canova ran unopposed. District 56 encompasses Turtlecreek Township, Lebanon, Deerfield Township, Mason and Union Township.

Even though Melena Siebert beat Barbara S. Carter by taking in 66 percent of the votes in Warren County, Carter won the position of Judge of the Court of Appeal (12th District) by winning  more votes in Butler County than Siebert.

Christian Mays will be the Republican State Central Committee, Man winning the highest number of votes in both Warren County and Hamilton County over Ron Maag.

While Kelly Kohls won Warren County in votes, it was not enough to beat Hamilton County's Diane Cunningham Reddin, who won her home county votes to represent the Republican State Central Committee, Woman.

Incumbent Greg Landsman, Democrat, will run against Republican Orlando Sonza for Representative to Congress (1st District).

And at State level, there is  incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown who is being challenged by Bernie Moreno, while at Federal level there is Current President Joseph R. Biden Jr., being challenged by Past President Donald J. Trump

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