State of play: Both 81-year-old President Biden and 77-year-old former President Trump are older than any past president hailing from the Buckeye State.
Flashback: The average Ohioan president was 53½ years old when taking his last oath of office.
William McKinley was the oldest at 58 during his second inauguration in 1901.
Other presidents and their inauguration ages: Benjamin Harrison (55 years), Warren G. Harding (55), Rutherford B. Hayes (54), William Howard Taft (51), Ulysses S. Grant (50) and James A. Garfield (49).
Fun fact: William Henry Harrison was not born here, but was an Ohio resident when elected.
The intrigue: Upper Arlington's Vivek Ramaswamy, who unsuccessfully sought the GOP presidential nomination, would have been just 39 on inauguration day next January.
Fellow Ohioan Tim Ryan, who ran for president last cycle, would have been 47 on inauguration day in 2021.