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The Republican incumbent received nearly $93,000 in campaign support from the Ohio House GOP's political operation but won with his lowest vote share in four elections.
Republicans lose veto-proof power held since 2013, and Common Cause Ohio expects a lame-duck push to curb Amy Acton's authority before January.
Ohio's GOP trifecta and House supermajority fell as Democrats flipped 12 chambers nationally, the party's most since 2008.
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.
LaRose leads by about 72,000 votes with 102,148 provisional ballots still uncounted, and called the win bittersweet after other Republican losses.
Final passage awaits a rewrite, and owners who already paid would face a Dec. 31 deadline, after Roessner's bid to cut grants to $300 died.
Ohio drivers pay $4.08 a gallon, up 40% from a year ago, even with the state's 38.5-cent gas tax suspended through Jan. 2, 2027.
Click, who won two-thirds of the vote in 2024, survived his May primary by about 600 votes and seeks his final term against the Tiffin councilman.
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Amy Acton became the first Democrat elected Ohio governor in 20 years as Democrats also flipped Georgia, Iowa, Nevada and Texas.
Trump's Chillicothe stop comes as polls show his approval at 32-36% and forecasters shift Senate races toward Democrats with early voting already topping 16 million.
More than 2,500 events in all 50 states will pair with efforts from Bishop William Barber and the ACLU, while the RNC accuses Democrats of manipulating maps.
The group is watching Kansas, Florida, Mississippi and South Carolina as possible expansion states even as Republicans hold a massive cash advantage.
With Donald Trump's endorsement, billionaire backers and more than $41 million in personal campaign loans, Ramaswamy still lost Ohio by nearly eight points.
An appeals court ruled the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional while Ohio spent $1.17 billion subsidizing private schools in fiscal 2026 alone.
Seven gas plants powering New Albany data centers could emit 11.9 million tons of greenhouse gases yearly, with most approved under an accelerated process skipping public hearings.
AdImpact projects three-quarters of a billion dollars in Ohio campaign ads this cycle, a columnist argues dark money reaps far more through regulatory favors.
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