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Image:Steve-stivers.jpg|<center>[[Steve Stivers]], [[Ohio's 15th congressional district|OH-15]]</center> |
Image:Steve-stivers.jpg|<center>[[Steve Stivers]], [[Ohio's 15th congressional district|OH-15]]</center> |
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Image:JimRenacci.jpg|<center>[[Jim Renacci]], [[Ohio's 16th congressional district|OH-16]]</center> |
Image:JimRenacci.jpg|<center>[[Jim Renacci]], [[Ohio's 16th congressional district|OH-16]]</center> |
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Image:TimRyan.JPG|<center>[[Tim Ryan]], [[Ohio's 17th congressional district|OH-17]]</center> |
Image:TimRyan.JPG|<center>[[Tim Ryan (politician)|Tim Ryan]], [[Ohio's 17th congressional district|OH-17]]</center> |
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Image:Bob_Gibbs.jpg|<center>[[Bob Gibbs]], [[Ohio's 18th congressional district|OH-18]]</center> |
Image:Bob_Gibbs.jpg|<center>[[Bob Gibbs]], [[Ohio's 18th congressional district|OH-18]]</center> |
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Ohio is divided into 18 congressional districts, each represented by a member of the United States House of Representatives.
The districts are currently represented in the 113th United States Congress by 5 Democrats and 13 Republicans.
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