Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown seeks to win back working-class voters in Senate bid
After losing his seat in 2024 as working-class voters shifted to Trump, Brown is looking to union voters to help him return to Washington.
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Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown is seeking to reclaim his US Senate seat, as control of the chamber remains up for grabs.
Brown lost his seat in 2024 after 32 years in Congress, as many working-class voters in the state turned out for Donald Trump. He is now counting on union voters to help send him back to Washington.
A test among working-class voters
Brown's campaign centers on rebuilding support among the working-class and union voters who have shifted away from Democrats in recent elections.
Further details on Brown's specific campaign strategy or his opponent in the race were not included in the available report.
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