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Democrats eye multiple paths to flip the Senate majority as six toss-up races across Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Ohio and Texas shape Election Day.
Vote Early rallies are planned across Northeast Ohio on Saturday, with organizers encouraging residents to make early voting plans and volunteer to help protect the election process.
President Trump plans to travel back and forth Saturday between Mar-a-Lago and Highland Heights, Kentucky, where he is set to deliver remarks at 2 p.m. The visit comes ahead of a seven-day, seven-stop campaign tour for Trump. The president announced Friday he would campaign in Michigan on Oct. 25, following Vice President Vance’s recent visit.…
You told us what you wanted to know about the candidates for Ohio governor. Chief political writer Jeremy Pelzer spent months seeking answers to your questions. Democrat Amy Acton and Libertarian Don Kissick answered. Republican Vivek Ramaswamy never did. Those weren’t just questions from a newsroom. They were your questions — Ohioans’ questions — about the issues you said would help you ...
And as someone who covers politics for the Opinion section, I have seen a lot of political ads. If you live in Ohio or Maine or Michigan, you know what I mean. I’ve been dying to discuss a few with Carlos and Emily.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio’s U.S. Senate race is likely to become the most expensive in state history. As of Friday, about $422.6 million has been spent or set aside for ads on TV, radio and online, according to AdImpact, a company that tracks political advertising. That’s about $61 million short of the record $483.4 million set in Ohio’s 2024 Senate race. Democrat Sherrod Brown is far ahead of ...
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