COLUMBUS, OH – While Democratic candidate for Attorney General John Kulewicz campaigns to bring transparency and accountability to Columbus, Republican candidate Keith Faber is getting slammed as “tone deaf” after disastrously fumbling his “unconscionable” response when asked about the FirstEnergy scandal. After Faber refused to commit to continuing the case into former FirstEnergy executives, despite the case being “one of the The post A Tale of Two Campaigns: Kulewicz Campaigns on Accountability While Faber Gets Slammed For “Unconscionable” FirstEnergy Response appeared first on Ohio Democrats.

“After 15 to 20 years of a Republican majority in Ohio’s Statehouse, it is past time for a change”  COLUMBUS, OH – Following decades of Republican control in the Ohio statehouse, even Republicans are sounding the alarm bells on their corrupt and power-hungry ticket. Yesterday, a new letter to the editor in The Columbus Dispatch underscored just how dire the situation The post ICYMI: Republicans Speak Out Against Their Candidates: “I am a lifelong Republican. My party must be stopped” appeared first on Ohio Democrats.

COLUMBUS, OHIO — As sweeping new tariffs take effect, threatening to send costs even higher for Ohio farmers, small businesses, and families, Jon Husted is nowhere to be found.   Jon Husted has voted three separate times to block efforts to rein in the tariffs that are driving up costs and closing off markets. Husted has The post Jon Husted Stays Silent As New Tariffs Send Costs Even Higher For Ohioans appeared first on Ohio Democrats.

Meanwhile, gas prices have skyrocketed again in Cleveland, Columbus, and Toledo COLUMBUS, OHIO — In a new interview with CNN this week, Jon Husted claimed he wants the Iran “war to end” and for “gas prices to come down.” However, Husted’s actions don’t match his words. When given another opportunity to vote to end the The post Jon Husted Claims He Wants Iran War To End, But Votes For The Twelfth Time To Support the Conflict appeared first on Ohio Democrats.

COLUMBUS, OH – While “one of the most high-profile tasks Ohio’s next attorney general will face is overseeing the second prosecution of ex-FirstEnergy executives Chuck Jones and Mike Dowling on public-corruption charges starting early next year,” in new bombshell reporting from Cleveland.com, Republican candidate for Attorney General Keith Faber is refusing to commit to continuing the case if The post NEW: Keith Faber Refuses To Commit To Continuing Case In Largest Public Corruption Scandal in State History appeared first on Ohio Democrats.