October 24, 2026, Powerball numbers: 4, 5, 15, 19, and 55, with red Powerball 19. The Power Play multiplier was 2X. The official national results list no jackpot winner and no Match 5 winners in either the $1 million or $2 million tier. That does not establish how many smaller prizes were won in Ohio: the national result page does not give a state-by-state count for those tiers.
The Saturday drawing took place at 10:59 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT; UTC−04:00) on October 24, or 2:59 a.m. UTC on Sunday, October 25. The result below is for the regular Powerball drawing. Ohio players should check the date printed on their ticket, compare each play separately, and use an official Ohio Lottery channel to validate any apparent match.
| Item | Official result |
|---|---|
| White balls | 4, 5, 15, 19, 55 |
| Red Powerball | 19 |
| Power Play | 2X |
| Advertised jackpot | $665 million; cash value listed as $285.2 million |
| Jackpot winners | None nationwide |
| Match 5 winners | None nationwide in the $1 million or $2 million Power Play tier |
These winner counts come from the official Powerball result for October 24. They are national totals. They do not say how many Ohio tickets won in lower prize tiers, and a jackpot rollover is not evidence that no Ohio ticket won a smaller amount. As of October 25, the public result pages checked for this article do not provide a verified Ohio-only lower-tier count. The Ohio Lottery’s ticket validation system is the practical way to confirm an individual Ohio ticket.
Find the drawing date on the ticket and make sure it says October 24, 2026. A ticket can contain several plays or cover more than one drawing, so check each row and date separately. Do not use the numbers from another Saturday, Wednesday, or Monday draw just because they appear next to the same game name. If you bought an add-on, note that too: Power Play changes eligible prizes, while Double Play is a separate drawing with its own result.
Open the Ohio Lottery Check Your Numbers page and select the October 24 date in the winning-numbers archive. The Ohio Lottery also says players can check numbers on its website, in its mobile app, or at an Ohio Lottery retailer. Its published security FAQ says draw results are updated after the drawing is complete. For the regular Powerball result, the Powerball drawing page provides the winning numbers and national winner table.
The five white-ball numbers can appear in any order on the ticket. Compare that group with 4, 5, 15, 19, and 55. Then check the red Powerball separately: it is 19. In this drawing, the white-ball 19 and red Powerball 19 are separate balls and separate parts of the result. The combination of balls matters; matching one white number by itself is not a prize, while matching the red Powerball alone is a listed lower-tier result. The official Powerball prize chart explains all nine prize combinations.
The 2X Power Play applies to eligible non-jackpot prizes. For example, the chart lists $50,000 for four white balls plus the red Powerball, or $100,000 with a 2X Power Play. The five-white-ball prize is $1 million without Power Play and $2 million with Power Play; the jackpot is not multiplied. The October 24 national results show no winners in those two Match 5 categories, but smaller matches can still qualify for prizes. Use the official chart and ticket validation to determine the amount for your exact play.
A manual comparison is a useful first check, not a guarantee of payment. Bring the original ticket to an Ohio Lottery retailer or use an eligible Ohio Lottery app feature to scan it. The state’s WinStation information describes ticket checking by scanner. If the ticket included Double Play, check that drawing separately; for October 24 its numbers were 3, 30, 44, 50, and 56, with Double Play Powerball 23. Do not substitute those numbers for the regular Powerball result.
Keep the original ticket in a safe place. For a paper claim, the Ohio Lottery’s claim instructions say to sign and print your name on the back, and the claim form page lists the documents required for online or mailed claims. Follow the current instructions for the amount and claim method you use, and keep a copy of your records. A ticket bought outside Ohio must be claimed in the state or jurisdiction where it was sold; the national Powerball page states this rule.
Ohio’s current rules call for draw-game tickets to be redeemed within 180 days of the drawing date. Use the Lottery’s 180 Day Calculator on the game page to confirm the final redemption date for a particular ticket, and do not wait until the last day to start a claim.
For current result and claim details, consult the Ohio Lottery How to Claim page and its Mobile Cashing instructions. The official NIST daylight saving time guidance confirms that U.S. clocks return to standard time on the first Sunday in November, so October 24 fell during EDT.
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