Everything you need to know about Tuesday's Ohio primary election

In a confusing election that was extended more than a month due to the coronavirus outbreak, voter turnout was low in the Ohio primary election.

Voters approved a majority of tax issue requests in area counties, but according to unofficial elections results released Tuesday night, a Greene County sales tax request to build a new jail was denied and Troy’s and Bellbrook’s school tax issues lost.

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Here are races and issues you should know about:

Antani and Fogel to face off in Ohio Senate race

ExploreState Rep. J. Todd Smith loses re-election bid to Rodney Creech

ExploreHayes wins GOP race for Greene County prosecutor, beating Gov. DeWine’s daughter

ExploreWarren County Clerk of Courts wins 62 percent of vote in GOP primary

Valley View passes school levy; Troy rejects schools request

Longtime Montgomery County commissioners roll in primary

U.S. House Rep. Turner to face Tims in fall election

Bellbrook voters reject school levy

Greene County rejects sales tax request for new jail

Tax issues pass in Fairborn, Oakwood, Washington Twp., West Carrollton