Affordability tops Ohioans concerns weeks away from the election as inflation outpaces income and costs climb on everything from childcare, utilities, housing, groceries, health care, and gasoline.
“Our roads belong to the public,” Reps. Rader, Dean, Brewer, and Pizzulli wrote. “They should not be used to quietly construct a statewide tracking network around the public.”
The arguments hinge on the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 — commonly known as the Motor Voter Act because it required vehicle registration offices to help people register to vote.
“Ohioans know they can’t trust a billionaire who looks down at us from 30,000 feet to understand the challenges we’re facing or to fight for us,” said a spokesperson for Amy Acton’s campaign.
Both his former father-in-law Bernie Moreno and Jon Husted have called for him to drop out while President Trump has intervened to support the embattled Congressman amid domestic violence allegations.
Brown’s campaign announced $14.1 million in direct second-quarter donations, with an added $3 million coming from an affiliated PAC. Husted’s campaign reported $3.4 million in direct donations and $4.3 million from three affiliated PACs.