Ohio governor's race pits Vivek Ramaswamy against Amy Acton in competitive contest
Democrats see a rare opportunity to win the traditionally Republican-leaning state of Ohio, as former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy faces Democrat Amy Acton, NPR reports.
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Ohio's race for governor pits former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican, against Democrat Amy Acton, a former state health advisor, according to NPR.
Democrats view the contest as a rare opportunity to win the governorship in a state that typically votes Republican in statewide elections, NPR's report said.
Ramaswamy, who ran for the Republican presidential nomination, has built a national profile in recent years, while Acton previously served as a state health official, according to the report. NPR's coverage does not detail the candidates' specific policy platforms or the current state of polling in the race.
Ohio has been considered a competitive but Republican-leaning state in recent statewide elections, making the governor's race one that both parties are watching closely heading into the vote.
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