Lee Fisher
Electoral history
Write-in and minor candidate notes: In 2006, James Lundeen received 579 votes and Larry Bays received 73 votes.

Lee Fisher

Section Title: Electoral history
Table Section Text: Write-in and minor candidate notes: In 2006, James Lundeen received 579 votes and Larry Bays received 73 votes.

Election results

Year	Office	Election	Subject	Party	Votes	%	Opponent	Party	Votes	%	Opponent	Party	Votes	%	Opponent	Party	Votes	%	Opponent	Party	Votes	%

1980	State House	General	Lee Fisher	Democratic	?	?	Kent Minshall	Republican Party	?	?

1982	State Senate	General	Lee Fisher	Democratic	?	?	Ben Skall	Republican Party	?	?

1986	State Senate	General	Lee Fisher	Democratic	?	?	Unopposed in primary and general elections	?	?	?

1990	Attorney General	Primary	Lee Fisher	Democratic	394,332	62%	Charles T. Brown	Democratic	246,729	38%

1990	Attorney General	General	Lee Fisher	Democratic	1,680,698	50%	Paul E. Pfeifer	Republican	1,679,464	50%

1994	Attorney General	Primary	Lee Fisher	Democratic	739,724	100%

1994	Attorney General	General	Lee Fisher	Democratic	1,625,247	49%	Betty Montgomery	Republican	1,716,451	51%

1998	Governor	Primary	Lee Fisher	Democratic	663,832	100%

1998	Governor	General	Lee Fisher	Democratic	1,498,956	45%	Bob Taft	Republican	1,678,721	50%	John Mitchel	Reform	111,468	3%	Zanna Feitler	Independent	65,068	2%

2006	Lieutenant Governor	General	Lee Fisher	Democratic	2,435,505	61%	Thomas A. Raga	Republican	1,474,331	37%	Mark Noble	Libertarian	71,473	2%	Anita Rios	Green	40,967	1%	*

2010	U.S. Senator	Primary	Lee Fisher	Democratic	380,189	56%	Jennifer Brunner	Democratic	304,026	44%

2010	U.S. Senator	General	Lee Fisher	Democratic	1,448,092	39%	Rob Portman	Republican	2,125,810	57.25%	Eric Deaton	Constitution	64,017	1.72%	Michael Pryce	Independent	48,653	1.31%	Dan La Botz	Socialist	25,368	0.68%

Sentence(s)

In the general election of 2010, Fisher faced the Republican nominee, Rob Portman.

final_sentence: In the general election of 2010, Fisher faced the Republican nominee, Rob Portman.