Sherrod Brown launches 2026 Ohio Senate Comeback Bid after 2024

Former Senator Sherrod Brown Ohio His 2026 bid returned to the U.S. Senate in a fiasco on Monday in a fiasco that last year. Bernie Moreno.

“Try to treat everyone for the people of Ohio. Work as hard as possible for the people of Ohio. I try to live my life through these principles. But, nowadays, this is not what happened in Washington, so I am running for the Senate,” Brown said on social media, highlighting his long-time working class and populist.

Brown spent more than three decades in the House and later the Senate, recruited by senior Democrats including the National Democrats Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, He heads to the Buckeyes twice, trying to convince Brown to run again.

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Brown is seeking a seat for Republican Sen. Jon Husted, former Ohio lieutenant governor, who was appointed to occupy the vacant seat in January when Sen. JD Vance resigned to become the president’s vice president Donald Trump’s administrative.

Senate Democrats won a majority in 2026.

Trump is recognized by him as running next year to fill the last two years of Vance’s six-year term.

“I’m not going to run for office again, but when I see what’s going on, I know I can do something for Ohio,” Brown said in a campaign release video.

The state’s former lieutenant governor, the Republican Senator Jon Husted, ran for Ohio in 2026 to fill the last two years of former Senator JD Vance, who resigned from the Senate seat in January to become vice president. (Reuters)

He added: “That’s why I’m running for the Senate. Because even in these challenging times, I still believe that if you defend workers, respect people and always fight for Ohio, you can actually make a difference.”

“No one is struggling harder than Ohio than Sherrod Brown, chairman of the Democratic Senator Campaign Committee (DSCC). From ensuring retirement and social security benefits in Ohio to fentanyl suppression of China and Mexico, Sherrod will be praising oy ohiosans in Ohio, oil oil oil of ohiosans”

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but National Republican Senators Committee (NRSC) accused Brown of being “sold out of liberalism” and pointed to his failure in last year’s general election.

“Ohio people simply reject Sherrod Brown’s radical agenda to allow biology men to participate in the women’s movement, fuel large-scale illegal immigration, and fail to protect paid manufacturing jobs in Ohio,” NRSC Regional Secretary Nick Puglia claimed.

Alex Latcham, executive director of the Senate Leadership Fund, is a top super PAC that supports Senate Republicans, accused “Brown of established his shameful career with the support of hard-working Ohio family, while he supports the awakening agenda, including amnesty for illegal immigration to commit crimes, including women in women’s locker rooms, their tax habits and tax people, their tax personnel and his taxes last for a certain amount of people who will stay within his tax scope. Throw him aside again.”

Ohio was once the top battlefield state for the election, but it has become increasingly red over the past decade. Trump scored 11 points on then-Vice President Kamala Harris. But Brown outperformed the top of the ticket, losing to Moreno with less than 4 points.

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Brown is second in the Senate Democrats this year, and they are working to win a majority next year. The Republicans are currently 53-47 majority in the Senate.

Last month, the former two Democratic Governor Roy Cooper North Carolina Announced his candidacy in the 2026 competition to successfully retire Republican Senator Thom Tillis.