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Vivek Ramaswamy gets a political education in a grueling Ohio governor’s race

Ramaswamy is leaning on tax-cut promises and Trump-backed support as polls show a tight race and Acton’s refusal to debate energizes Republicans.

  • An ActiVote survey shows Republican Vivek Ramaswamy leading Democrat Amy Acton by 3 percentage points in Ohio's tight gubernatorial race, though prediction markets favor Acton with a 70% chance of victory.
  • Ramaswamy has funneled over $120 million into state advertising, tripling Acton's spending, while transitioning from national presidential politics to state office after his 2023 presidential campaign ended.
  • Acton, Ohio's former public health director, refuses to debate Ramaswamy, stating she will not platform a "serial liar," a decision that has proven animating for Republicans.
  • While campaigning in Appalachia on Saturday, Ramaswamy emphasized property tax cuts and data center restrictions, with voter Chris Wilson noting the candidate's message resonates with "blue-collar America."
  • Ramaswamy promises to be the "most conservative" Ohio governor ever, though Sen. Bernie Moreno suggested economic factors like gas prices remain pivotal in determining the race's outcome.
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Vivek Ramaswamy gets a political education in a grueling Ohio governor’s race

Woodsfield, Ohio (CNN) — Holding a town hall Saturday in the second least populous county in Ohio, Vivek Ramaswamy seemed further than ever from the presidential campaign trail where he made his political debut three years ago.

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