Ohio Republicans hand Vivek Ramaswamy an early endorsement in the GOP governor’s race
- On Friday in Columbus, Vivek Ramaswamy secured the backing of Ohio Republicans for his gubernatorial bid, surpassing contenders Dave Yost and Heather Hill.
- Ramaswamy secured the endorsement largely due to President Trump’s backing and a last-minute appeal from Donald Trump Jr. To the 66-member State Central Committee.
- The party’s governing board held the debate and vote behind closed doors despite objections that endorsing the candidate this early was unfair and premature.
- Ramaswamy expressed gratitude on X for the endorsement by a historic 60-3 margin and pledged to grow the Republican voter base for a decisive 2026 victory.
- This endorsement provides Ramaswamy with key party resources and financial backing well in advance of the 2026 primary, underscoring Trump's strong sway within Ohio's Republican politics.
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Trump-endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy wins Ohio GOP endorsement for 2026 governor's race
Backed strongly by President Trump and his inner circle, Ramaswamy, 39, outmaneuvered more experienced Republican rivals, including Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Appalachian businesswoman Heather Hill.
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Ohio GOP endorses Vivek Ramaswamy for governor in blow to DeWine
The Ohio Republican Party State Central Committee voted on Friday to endorse Vivek Ramaswamy for governor, in a blow to Gov. Mike DeWine (R-OH). DeWine reportedly worked behind the scenes to block the 66-member committee from backing Ramaswamy, who has…
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