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Republicans OhioFreshman Senator Jon, who is all over the country, has been busy this week as Democrat Sherrod Brown, who represented the Ohio Senate for nearly 20 years before last year’s inappropriate endeavours, announced he is running for a seat in Husted.
Jon Hust, the Senate Communications Director Tyson Shepard, told Fox News the number, and Jon Hust told The Ohioans a recent announcement that means Ohioans will face clear choices in 2026. ”
“For 30 years, he has imposed Washington’s problems on Ohio, pushing radical liberal policies that have left a lasting burden on the next generation. Jon Husted offers the opposite approach, applying Ohio’s values and solutions to fix a broken Washington. The challenges our nation faces are the same ones Husted has helped our state confront and overcome, championing the values he learned growing up in northwest Ohio: hard work, personal responsibility, family, faith, freedom and patriotism.”
Buckeyes Republicans responded to similar sentiments this week, expressing Hurst’s optimism, with Ohio Republican Gov. Mike Dewine appointed the Senate earlier this year to fill JD Vance’s seat leaving the Senate vice president, to beat Brown next year.
Senator Jon Husted was at a confirmation hearing of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pension Committee in Washington, DC, on Thursday, February 13, 2025. (Getty Image)
Republican Senator Bernie Moreno, Ohio Say on X This week, “After 50 years of taxpayer life, losing an election with $300 million in state funds, abandoning the job of Ohioans, becoming Chuck Schumer’s knee dog and attracting coastal elites, it’s time to kill @sherrodbrown.”
“Ohio is lucky to have @senjonhust in the Senate! Posted on X After Brown announced.
Dewine also commented on the game, calling Brown a “strong” candidate, but he thinks he thinks Husted hust’ will win.
Max Miller, Republican Congressman of Ohio Tell AM 1420 Answer This week, he “don’t know what Brown is thinking about going back to this game,” adding: “The men in the men’s sport, open the borders, sell to China? Ohioans don’t like that.”
Republican leaders outside Ohio are also behind the busy back, including Senator and National Republican Senate Committee Chairman Tim Scott Say Brown on x“We beat him once. We will beat him again.”

D-Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown traveled through the U.S. Capitol in July. (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc, via Getty Images)
Support for Husted also comes from some corners of Ohio, and historically Brown has been advocating for the past 20 years as a testament to the recognition he has received this week. Brown’s Home County Sheriff and the recognition of the Northwest Ohio Trade Commission for Construction and Construction (NWOBCTC), which represents 18 affiliated unions and thousands of skilled workers in eight Ohio counties.
Ohio Republican Secretary of State Frank Larose Posted on X In response to Northwest Ohio Construction and Construction Trade Commission endorsement.
“Although Sherrod Brown talks about a big game, his record tells a different story. He has already ignored the needs of Ohio working families for the coastal elites to focus on their radical left-wing agenda. Jon actually fights for Ohio workers, which is a good recognition!”
Brown spent more than three decades in the House and later in 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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Ohio Lieutenant Jon Husted was held on July 15, 2024 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA during the Republican National Convention (RNC). (Getty Image)
Husted, who served as Ohio lieutenant governor and secretary of state, was recognized by Trump next year for the final two years of his six-year term for Vance.
“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 while serving as chairman of the Senate Banking Committee during his time at DC.
“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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Account X, which belongs to DSCC, has been actively touting Brown’s announcement, labeling Brown as a candidate for “finding Ohio workers” and accusing “selling Ohio people” of support in support of Trump’s “big beauty bill.”
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.
The party does not hold the White House that usually experiences strong turnout in the midterm elections, and Democrats are optimistic about Trump’s strong performance against strong performance without voting, but promotes Republicans’ votes, and Republican Vivek Ramaswamy’s 2026 campaign for Ohio governor could help alleviate the problem while lowering negative attitudes towards negative attitudes. Biden gives the drug.
“Get Sherrod on the vote and ask Ohio voters who strongly support President Trump and our party’s mission, whether they want to go backwards or not, this will be the party of Ohio Republican Chairman Alex Triantafilou, and it will be our strong voting debate. Tell Spectrum News. “Because we can’t go back to the days of Sherrod Brown and Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.”
Brown is second in the Senate Democrats, and they work to win a majority next year, besides Gov. Roy Cooper. The Republicans are currently 53-47 majority in the Senate.

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