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What Are Vivek Ramaswamy's Chances of Winning Ohio's Governor Contest?

Ramaswamy is pressing property tax cuts and courting rural voters as polls show a close race and his campaign and allies spend more than $120 million.

  • Republican Vivek Ramaswamy campaigned across rural Ohio this weekend, repeatedly highlighting Democratic opponent Amy Acton's refusal to debate him. Acton, the former public health director, stated she will not platform a "serial liar."
  • Transitioning from his presidential bid, Ramaswamy is pursuing the governorship by toning down his provocative style, though he continues to rail against "Woke Inc." and "climate-ism." President Donald Trump endorsed him last year.
  • During town halls in Darke County, Ramaswamy focused on property tax cuts, a "top-one issue" for his campaign. Voter Darla Medal said she was "leaning toward" him after hearing his "bold campaign promises" in Monroe County.
  • Despite Ramaswamy's campaign and allied groups pouring over $120 million into advertising—more than triple Acton's spending—prediction markets showed a 70 per cent chance of Acton winning as of Monday.
  • If elected, Ramaswamy would become the state's first Indian-American governor, marking a rare pivot from national politics to state office. Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to campaign in Cincinnati on Wednesday.
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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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