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Voters to Decide Ohio Governor’s Race After Vivek Ramaswamy Ran ad Featuring Amy Acton’s Mother

The 60-second spot drew criticism from Republicans and Democrats after it accused Acton of lying about her past.

  • On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Ohio voters are choosing between Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Amy Acton to succeed term-limited Republican Gov. Mike DeWine.
  • Candidates and their allies spent more than $200 million to define their opponents, making this one of the nation's most expensive races. Personal attacks marked the campaign, including ads resurfacing a 2019 domestic dispute.
  • Ramaswamy advanced GOP-backed policies, including a 90-day gas tax suspension and new voter ID requirements. Acton has focused on advocating for working families, promising tax cuts to address rising costs.
  • President Donald Trump endorsed Ramaswamy, who cleared the GOP field early, while former President Barack Obama campaigned for Acton. The election is a critical test for the party hoping to flip the governor's office.
  • Polls remain open until 7:30 p.m. on November 3 for in-person voting, with final results expected shortly after polls close. The winner will be sworn in this year and face reelection in the next gubernatorial cycle.
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Opposition Candidate Seems to Face Fierce Backlash Over Attack Advertisement Mobilizing Mother Accused of Abusing and Neglecting Her Husband; Political Career Stained After Success as Presidential Primary Candidate and Head of Government Efficiency By Correspondent Park Sung-min = Ahead of the Ohio gubernatorial election in the U.S. midterms, mobilizing the opposition candidate's mother

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