Can a Trump Candidate Defy the Odds and Gain for the GOP a Second Senate Seat in Ohio?
Three Republicans in the Buckeye State are running in a primary race to see if they can end the career of Sherrod Brown, whom the 45th president calls ‘one of the worst in the Senate.’
The senior senator of Ohio, Sherrod Brown, is up for reelection next year in a high-profile race, but unlike vulnerable Democrats in 2022, he can’t count on President Trump elevating a primary candidate who goes on to lose on Election Day. Mr. Brown’s junior colleague, Senator Vance, is proof that the former president’s brand remains strong in the Buckeye State.
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