Most Republican in Ohio

Top 100 cities ranked by most republican

Best Ohio Cities

Composite rankings combining multiple weighted metrics — 4 topics from climate and air quality data.

Best Climate Cities

Warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and clean air.

Cleanest Air Cities

Lowest pollution levels for healthy outdoor living.

Sunniest Cities

Most days of sunshine per year, with warm and dry climate.

Most Urban Cities

Densely populated city centers with the largest urban footprints.

Population & Density

Largest Cities Smallest Cities Most Dense Least Dense

Economy

Highest Income Lowest Income Lowest Unemployment Highest Unemployment Lowest Poverty Highest Poverty Highest Wages Cheapest Cost of Living

Housing

Highest Home Value Most Affordable Highest Rent Lowest Rent Highest Homeownership Newest Housing Lowest Property Tax

Demographics & Education

Most Educated Best Schools Most Graduate Degrees Youngest Cities Oldest Cities Most Veterans

Health & Safety

Safest Cities Highest Crime Healthiest Cities Lowest Smoking Best Doctor Access Best Dental Access

Climate & Air

Warmest Cities Coldest Cities Rainiest Cities Driest Cities Sunniest Cities Snowiest Cities Cleanest Air Worst Air Quality

Quality of Life

Shortest Commute Most Work From Home

Civic & Politics

Most Republican Most Democratic Most Disasters

Geography & Infrastructure

Highest Elevation Best Broadband Most EV Stations Most Libraries Most Restaurants

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Most Republican — Ohio

1 Celina 83.0%

2 Greenville 82.4%

3 Sidney 82.0%

4 St. Marys 81.9%

5 Wapakoneta 81.9%

6 Hillsboro 81.4%

7 Eaton 79.2%

8 Chillicothe 79.0%

9 Delphos 78.9%

10 Van Wert 78.9%

11 Wellston 78.8%

12 Jackson 78.8%

13 Harrison 78.4%

14 Bellefontaine 77.7%

15 Sunbury 77.5%

16 Washington Court House 77.2%

17 Wilmington 76.9%

18 Zanesville 76.9%

19 Kenton 76.9%

20 Galion 76.1%

21 Bucyrus 76.1%

22 Coshocton 75.7%

23 Cambridge 75.7%

24 Upper Sandusky 75.2%

25 Urbana 74.9%

26 Ironton 74.9%

27 Ashland 74.5%

28 Salem 74.1%

29 Columbiana 74.1%

30 Wheelersburg 73.7%

31 Portsmouth 73.7%

32 Bryan 73.7%

33 St. Clairsville 73.3%

34 Napoleon 72.9%

35 East Liverpool 72.6%

36 Toronto 72.6%

37 Troy 72.1%

38 Piqua 72.1%

39 Apple Valley 72.0%

40 Mount Vernon 72.0%

41 Logan 71.8%

42 Lima 71.6%

43 Fort Shawnee 71.6%

44 Norwalk 71.6%

45 Willard 71.6%

46 Marietta 71.5%

47 Steubenville 71.4%

48 London 71.3%

49 Dover 71.3%

50 Uhrichsville 71.3%

51 New Philadelphia 71.3%

52 Wauseon 70.8%

53 Ontario 70.8%

54 Shelby 70.8%

55 Mansfield 70.8%

56 Belpre 70.7%

57 Marion 70.3%

58 Defiance 69.5%

59 Orrville 69.2%

60 Wooster 69.2%

61 Rittman 69.2%

62 Findlay 68.7%

63 Fostoria 68.3%

64 Tiffin 68.3%

65 Summerside 67.4%

66 Dry Run 67.4%

67 Amelia 67.4%

68 Withamsville 67.4%

69 Milford 67.4%

70 Forestville 67.4%

71 Mason 65.3%

72 Landen 65.3%

73 Loveland 65.3%

74 Franklin 65.3%

75 Monroe 65.3%

76 Springboro 65.3%

77 Lebanon 65.3%

78 South Lebanon 65.3%

79 Fremont 65.0%

80 Granville 64.6%

81 Heath 64.6%

82 Johnstown 64.6%

83 Pataskala 64.6%

84 Newark 64.6%

85 Gahanna 64.6%

86 Westerville 64.6%

87 New Albany 64.6%

88 Marysville 64.3%

89 Springfield 64.3%

90 Northridge 64.3%

91 Ashtabula 63.8%

92 Conneaut 63.8%

93 Geneva 63.8%

94 Middletown 62.7%

95 Hamilton 62.7%

96 Oxford 62.7%

97 Fairfield 62.7%

98 Beckett Ridge 62.7%

99 Trenton 62.7%

100 Martins Ferry 62.0%

Explore the top 100 cities ranked by most republican in Ohio.

City rankings help residents, researchers, and policymakers understand how communities compare across important quality-of-life measures.

Data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, and NOAA climate records.

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