Landsman Wins Third Term Despite Conroy Victories in Warren and Clinton Counties

WARREN COUNTY, OHIO — Democratic U.S. Rep. Greg Landsman has won re-election to Ohio's 1st Congressional District, overcoming Republican Eric Conroy's lead in both Warren and Clinton counties during Tuesday's general election.

According to unofficial election-night figures from the three counties, Landsman received 175,919 votes, or 54.34%, compared with Conroy's 139,168 votes, or 42.99%. Libertarian Nathan Weise received 8,651 votes, or 2.67%.

Landsman's lead over Conroy stood at 36,751 votes, with 99.1% of Hamilton County precincts reporting and all Warren County precincts reporting at the time the figures were collected.

Warren County voters favored Conroy by 18,827 votes. Conroy received 64,139 votes compared with Landsman's 45,312. Weise received 3,202 votes.

Conroy also carried Clinton County, receiving 10,511 votes compared with Landsman's 4,281. Weise received 570 votes.

However, Hamilton County provided Landsman with the margin needed to win re-election. Landsman received 126,326 votes compared with Conroy's 64,518, a lead of 61,808 votes. Weise received 4,879 votes.

The results illustrate the contrasting voting patterns within the newly redrawn congressional district, which includes Warren and Clinton counties and portions of Hamilton County.

Landsman, first elected to Congress in 2022, will begin his third two-year term in January 2027.

All vote totals remain unofficial until certified by election officials.

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