Who won, who lost in Tuesday's elections in Cincinnati

Tuesday was a good night for incumbents, crime victims and the pharmaceutical industry in Ohio. Voters re-elected Mayor John Cranley to a second term at Cincinnati City Hall, and all six incumbents in the Cincinnati City Council race kept their seats. In Hamilton County, voters renewed levies for addiction and mental health treatment, and health and hospitalization services. They also approved a levy increase for senior services. All three measures got approval from more than 70 percent of voters. Statewide, a measure to expand the rights of crime victims sailed to an easy victory, while a proposal to curb prescription drug prices tanked.