Party breakdown, turnout reliability, and youth share — live from the public voter file.
Two-party split: 10.5% Democratic here vs 35.5% statewide — Clinton County leans more Republican than the Ohio average by 25.0 points.
Tiers score each voter's participation in recent even-year November general elections from the public vote history — 18,258 voters here are the reliable electorate a campaign can actually count on.
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Counts are active registered voters from each state's public voter file as of VoterVault's latest ingest — they may differ slightly from official Secretary of State reports. Ohio has no party registration: the file derives party from the most recent partisan primary each voter pulled, so "Unaffiliated" simply means no recent primary ballot. Turnout tiers score participation in recent even-year November general elections from public vote history. Aggregate market data only — no personal information is shown on this page. Public-record data sold for lawful political/electoral use; VoterVault performs no outreach and is not affiliated with any election authority.