Ohio GOP lawmaker Rodney Creech mocks Ramaswamy's defeat, lashes out at TiffinOhio.net reporting
Removed from Ramaswamy’s endorsements page, Creech gloated over his defeat and called reporting on allegations involving his daughter “fake news.”

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Democrats broke the GOP supermajority in the Ohio House, and analysts expect lame-duck Republicans to try curbing Amy Acton's powers before Jan. 11.

Kulewicz leads by about 28,400 votes with 102,148 provisional ballots still outstanding, filling the seat Republican Dave Yost left in June.

Seth Walsh leads Republican Jay Edwards 50.55% to 49.45%, with 102,148 provisional ballots still uncounted for the office overseeing $280 billion.

Zayas unseating Justice Dan Hawkins would cut the GOP majority to 5-2, though 102,148 provisional ballots remain uncounted in both close races.

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