Recent Election 2026 News
Ohio legislative Democrats show signs of life in campaign fundraising
Democrats say stronger fundraising ahead of 2026 puts them in position to challenge the GOP’s legislative supermajority, even as Republicans reported far more cash.
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More Election 2026 News
Amy Acton’s fundraising surges after potential Democratic rivals bow out of Ohio’s governor’s race
Ohio ACA enrollment plunges; ICE could be on the ballot
Democrats test Ohio’s congressional map; lawmakers balk at pricey park project
In echoes of Springfield, DeWine debunks viral child care fraud rumors without naming names
Amy Acton picks former party chair as running mate in Ohio’s governor race
Ohio governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy picks GOP legislative leader as running mate
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