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Attack Ad Featuring Candidate’s Mother Turns Ohio Governors Race Even Uglier
This career politician has failed Ohioans. That's why The Dispatch endorses his rival for Senate
Faith leaders unite across religions to counter voter intimidation on Election Day
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Hegseth visits Dayton days after Trump's rally in Greater Cincinnati
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October 19, 2026PBS News Hour full episode
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Transactions of $100 or less supplied 38.7% of Democrat Amy Acton’s reported September individual-contribution dollars in Ohio’s governor’s race, compared with 29.5% for Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, according to a cleveland.com analysis of state campaign-finance records. Acton also received a larger share of those dollars from contributors with Ohio addresses: 63%, compared ...
Thousands of Warren County voters are getting a head start on Election Day, early data shows. Why it matters: The surge likely reflects heightened interest in Ohio's competitive (and inescapable) races for governor and U.S. Senate. National political issues, the economy and the mail-in voting push may also be contributing to the early rush. By the numbers: Warren County voters had returned over 6,800 mail-in ballots and cast over 10,600 early...
The Ohio Legislative Black Caucus discovered through a recent study that over 600,000 Black eligible voters in the state sat
To boost Senator Jon Husted, who is in a tight race to keep his seat, some Republicans who were making a jobs pitch have pivoted to focus on socialism.
Democrats Sherrod Brown and Amy Acton each saw limited gains overall in prediction markets for Ohio’s U.S. Senate and governor's races.
The race there between Senator Jon Husted and the Democratic challenger, Sherrod Brown, could be the most expensive general election of the midterms, and Mr. Trump has reinforced its importance by visiting Ohio twice this month.
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