Typically, if a gubernatorial election has more than 50% voter turnout, the Democrat wins the seat. Since 1982, this has been the case all but twice.
Gov. Mike DeWine speaks at the Vote for Ohio Kids’ Leadership Forum at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in October. CLEVELAND, Ohio - In Ohio, just the number of people who go out and vote for a governor may indicate which candidate will win.
Zachary Smith, Cleveland.com The second time was in 2018 when Republican and current governor, DeWine, won with 51.8% of the state showing up, the third highest turnout in the state in decades, followed only by 2006 and 1982.
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