Because of a court order, we're not going to get any results of returns from Ohio until after 9 p.m. eastern time, so let's take a look at where the bulk of the vote will come in that state. Here are the 10 most populous counties in Ohio, according to 2006 estimates from the Census Bureau. These 10 counties include more than 6 million people, or more than half of Ohio's 11.5 million residents:
Cuyahoga (1,314,241) - Cleveland Franklin (1,095,662) - Columbus Hamilton (822,596) - Cincinnati Summit (545,931) - Akron Montgomery (542,237) - Dayton Lucas (445,281) - Toledo Stark (380,575) - Canton Butler (354,992) - north of Cincinnati Lorain (301,993) - Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin College; located west of Cleveland Mahoning (251,026) - Youngstown
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