February 3, 2025, Press Release from the Office of Senator Bernie Moreno: WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Sens. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) and Tim Scott (R-S.C.) introduced new legislation empowering President Trump to sanction foreign governments that refuse to accept migrant repatriation flights from the U.S.
Governor Mike DeWine didn't have to go far to find his replacement for JD Vance in the U.S. Senate. Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted is DeWine's pick to succeed Vance as he becomes vice president on Monday. DeWine calls Husted a trusted partner in key decisions in the state. The 57-year-old Husted is a former Ohio House speaker and secretary of state and will serve in the Senate until December 15th, 2026.
Brown is expected to seek reelection. Dolan's announcement makes him the first Republican in that race. Dolan is a member of the family that owns baseball's Cleveland Guardians. Dolan made his first Senate bid last to replace Rob Portman in Washington. He was the rare candidate in that crowded Republican primary who didn't back the narrative that the 2020 election was either stolen from Former President Donald Trump or fraught with fraud or other problems.
The race between Republican U.S. Senate candidate JD Vance and Democratic challenger Tim Ryan will be one of the most watched races in the nation tomorrow. The control of the U.S. Senate and House could be up for grabs and Vance knows what is at stake and he is confident that he will be victorious tomorrow.
ALLEN COUNTY, OH (WLIO) - U.S. Senate candidate JD Vance making another campaign stop in Allen County with the Ohio Bus Tour.
While the races for judges don't get the attention as other races on the statewide ballot, like U.S. Senate or governor, Justice Kennedy says it is just as important, especially when you want Ohio's highest court to uphold the laws on the books. Kennedy, DeWine, and Fischer will be facing off against Jennifer Brunner, Marilyn Zayas, and Terri Jamison respectively in the November 2022 general election.
One battle being for the seat of the U.S. Senate. Republican candidate JD Vance making a stop in Lima today in order to connect with voters before they officially cast their ballots. Vance says one of his campaign focuses is dealing with the nation's inflation crisis.
The union officials say that Vance has voiced his objection to bills that have already passed that would create millions of dollars of infrastructure improvements in Ohio and also the growth of the electric vehicle industry. That is why they are throwing their support behind Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Tim Ryan. Especially since, he was one of the co-sponsors of the "Protecting the Right to Organize Act" or PRO Act, which has already passed the U.S. House but is still looking for Senate approval.
As he goes from place to place, he hears from voters about impact of the record high inflation that has hit the United States. He says the path to recovery starts with getting more money in American’s pockets, which includes tax breaks and getting skilled workers in higher paying jobs. Recent polling number have Ryan and his challenger Republican JD Vance in virtual neck and neck race. So, we asked Ryan who is going to push him over the top on election night.
A Democratic U.S. Senate candidate makes a stop in Lima to talk to small business owners and employees about what Washington can do for them. Tim Ryan says that small businesses are the backbone of the economy, so he wanted to ask them how national lawmakers can help their businesses succeed. He also touched on inflation and how it is impacting the lower and middle class. During the pandemic, many people decided to be their own boss and start their own business, and he says the federal government need to be supportive of their efforts.
