Rob Portman

Ohio's junior senator said "based on her responses to my questions, her record, and her answers at her confirmation hearing, I cannot support her nomination."

Ohio's Sen. Rob Portman returned Tuesday night from a trip to Ukraine with a bipartisan congressional delegation. Portman, along with Sens. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Kevin Cramer (R-ND), Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Chris Murphy (D-CT), and Roger Wicker (R-MS) met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the trip.

Last week, The Plain Dealer/Cleveland.com posted an extraordinary editorial – one that begged Sen. Rob Portman to jump into Ohio's Senate race and save Ohio Republicans from an embarrassing and potentially devastating primary election in May, lest "the ugliness that is the Republican primary for your seat ... continue its cavalcade of intemperate, cruel, ill-judged, narrow-minded and explosive rhetoric designed to divide not unite."

With the exception of Rob Portman and Mitch McConnell, all the Republican members of Congress who have a direct interest in solving the Brent Spence Bridge problem voted against Biden's infrastructure bill.

Democratic leaders in Congress are tying that proposal to a larger $3.5-trillion plan that doesn’t have bipartisan support. That package includes investments that have long been on Democrats’ wish lists, such as expanding Medicare, something Portman says he doesn't support.

A $1 trillion infrastructure bill was co-authored by Senator Rob Portman and passed by the Senate in August.

Sen. Rob Portman says the bill will provide $60 billion, including $45 billion in new grant funding, for state and local governments to fund projects like the Brent Spence Bridge.

After lots of back and forth, Ohio’s Republican U.S. Senator says he thinks the bipartisan infrastructure deal he’s been working on with President Biden...

J.D. Vance, author of Hillbilly Elegy, announced his Senate candidacy Thursday. A crowd of about 300 people chanted "J.D." on the Tube Works factory floor…

Ohio’s Republican U.S. Senator is urging the state to stop providing the $300 weekly federal checks to unemployed Ohioans, which will stop coming...