Husted, the longtime GOP officeholder in Ohio, is being called "the face of data centers in Ohio" by his opposition in the race for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat. Republicans at the national level are taking notice.

Cincinnati has a city manager to run the day-to-day operations of government

Republican Keith Faber and Democrat John J. Kulewicz are miles apart on a January trial of FirstEnergy executives.

Earlier this year, Vivek Ramaswamy's own campaign posted a speech in which he explicitly called for consolidating some of Ohio's public universities and colleges.

Ohio's Secretary of State's Office — currently held by Republican Frank LaRose — even says so.

Vivek Ramaswamy is using a $500,000 Amex card as "petty cash" for his gubernatorial campaign.

Democrat Amy Acton's campaign has taken donations from organized labor PACs, but the overwhelming majority of her money comes from low-dollar, grassroots donations.

An April poll by Bowling Green State University made it clear which party is ready to go to the polls in Ohio.

Ohio Democrats will soon have a chance to end one-party rule in redistricting.

That news pricked up the ears of the political class all over Ohio, and rightly so.