Columbus, Ohio – We’re less than 100 days away from Election Day, and Vivek Ramaswamy had a truly terrible week. Ohioans know Ramaswamy wants more data centers, fewer colleges, and more scam policies that raise costs for working families. Republicans agree. This week, Ramaswamy was slammed on conservative radio following “dozens of complaints” and booed The post This Week in #OHGov: Party Problems appeared first on Ohio Democrats.

Columbus, Ohio- Vivek Ramaswamy was booed offstage at a conference for young conservatives after telling them “my generation has already made it” and he was “going to be fine.” It’s the latest warning sign for Ramaswamy less than 100 days out from Election Day in this toss-up race. Yesterday’s disastrous appearance isn’t the first time The post VIVEK RAMASWAMY BOOED OFFSTAGE BY CONSERVATIVES LESS THAN 100 DAYS BEFORE ELECTION appeared first on Ohio Democrats.

ASSOCIATED PRESS: Americans’ confidence in US economy falls as Iran conflict sends gas prices higher COLUMBUS, OHIO — Jon Husted has officially voted thirteen times to support the expensive and unnecessary war in Iran that has sent energy and food prices soaring for Ohioans.  Husted’s thirteenth vote comes as Americans’ confidence in the economy fell The post NEW VOTE ALERT: Jon Husted Votes For The Thirteenth Time To Support Iran War appeared first on Ohio Democrats.

Columbus, Ohio — New reporting from Signal Ohio spotlighted how Jake Underwood, a Cleveland-based conservative radio host, slammed Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign and predicted he would lose if the election were held today. Underwood spoke out after “dozens of complaints” at local Republican functions. “If there’s one thing that brings Ohioans together despite their political differences The post Conservative Cleveland Radio Host: “Ramaswamy is running a poor campaign and would lose the November election if it were held today” appeared first on Ohio Democrats.

Columbus, Ohio—Today marks the 61st anniversary of Medicaid and Medicare being signed into law. These programs help millions of Ohioans afford care; however, Vivek Ramaswamy has said he believes they were “mistakes.” Medicaid and Medicare are the backbone of Ohio’s healthcare system. More than three million Ohioans enrolled in Medicaid and 2.5 million Ohioans on The post On the 61st Anniversary of Medicaid & Medicare, Reminder That Vivek Ramaswamy Called Them “Mistakes” appeared first on Ohio Democrats.