On August 28, Miller's congressional office aired a radio ad of a constituent thanking 'Congressman Miller' — 'paid for by official funds.' It ran a week before the pre-election blackout, three weeks after he said he'd loan his own campaign $1 million.
Husted's own ethics filings show JobsOhio gave him gifts in 2021, 2022 and 2023 while he was Ohio's lieutenant governor. By 2023 the group's board chairman was a paid Intel lobbyist working Husted's office. Neither Husted nor JobsOhio will say what the gifts were or what they were worth.
The House passed a resolution ordering U.S. forces out of the Iran war in July. The Senate finally voted on it September 24 and it failed 49-50. Fourteen senators on our report cards voted no — including Jon Husted, who said two days earlier the war 'needs to come to an end as quickly as possible.'
Sen. Jon Husted wants the war over 'as quickly as possible.' Rep. Andy Biggs says he doesn't 'support the war, per se.' Speaker Mike Johnson says it's time to 'bring that to a resolution.' Every time Congress voted on ending it, all three voted no.
Rep. Max Miller sent local TV stations a cease-and-desist letter to keep a Summit County sheriff's ad about the allegations in his divorce case off the air. Federal rules don't let stations censor candidate ads, so it's running.
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Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican running for governor of Ohio, was caught on tape saying he doesn't like the existence of Social Security and Medicaid payments.
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Jon Husted claims Sherrod Brown "voted to close down 23 power plants" and turned Ohio into an energy importer.
They're deleting Trump from their websites, calling for an end to his Iran war, and telling him his immigration crackdown went too far. Every one of them who was in Congress voted for Trump's budget bill, and every House member among them voted for $70 billion more for ICE.
A newly surfaced clip shows the Republican nominee for Ohio governor saying he doesn't 'like the existence' of Social Security and Medicaid payments. It fits a record: he agreed Medicare and Medicaid were mistakes and has pitched investing Social Security money in the stock market.
