A trio of Statehouse incumbents secured their parties' nominations for Congress Tuesday night, although three others had their ambitions dashed amid heavily contested primaries.
Remaining candidates targeting Ohio's most vulnerable congressional delegate have laid out their financial cards just 11 days out from the March 19 primary.
J.R. Majewski is staying in the GOP primary race in northern Ohio's 9th Congressional District after disparaging Special Olympians during a podcast appearance.
A plan mandating state universities and colleges disclose certain financial information to new students is headed back to a skeptical House with a hefty $1.4 billion in mostly bond-backed appropriations.
Perhaps the minority party's best chance of gaining another seat in the Senate lies in the newly drawn 6th Senate District, where three Democrats are battling in the March primary.
The Buckeye Firearms Association has made its pick in the Republican primary contest for U.S. Senate.
The state's most vulnerable congressional incumbent continues to enjoy a sizeable cash-on-hand advantage over those angling to unseat her.
Already facing a historic minority status, Senate Democrats are gunning for Sen. Jerry Cirino this election season.
GOP voters in southern Ohio's expansive 2nd Congressional District will have no shortage of candidates to choose as their pick to succeed U.S. Rep. Brad Wenstrup.