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Ohio governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy accepted a $50,000 Paul and Daisy Soros fellowship reserved for children of immigrants in 2011 — the same year his tax returns show he earned $2.25 million. He had previously claimed he lacked the money for law school.
State Rep. Gary Click attended Vivek Ramaswamy's Turning Point USA event at Ohio State on Tuesday — touting his perfect TPUSA score on Facebook. He sat in the crowd, didn't take the stage, and left alone.
Longshot Republican Ohio governor candidate Heather Hill publicly asked Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday for a state security detail amid her escalating feud with former running mate Stuart Moats.
The Republican gubernatorial candidate's $25 million personal check made up 83% of his campaign's 2026 fundraising. Democrat Amy Acton's 76,000 Q1 donors averaged $29 each.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy holds investments in venture firm 8VC, which has funded every round of Anduril's fundraising. The defense contractor received nearly $1 billion in Ohio state incentives to build its Arsenal-1 production facility near Columbus, raising ethics questions about potential conflicts of interest.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton released her ActOn Costs Agenda on April 6, pitching a working families tax cut, lower healthcare costs, and energy bill relief.
Before launching his 2024 presidential bid, Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy paid a Wikipedia editor to remove references to his Paul & Daisy Soros fellowship and his role on Ohio's COVID-19 Response Team.
A day after Heather Hill dropped running mate Stuart Moats, their feud has turned into a public brawl — with allegations of inappropriate touching, a $180,000 salary demand, and dueling personal attacks.
Gov. Mike DeWine says he — not Amy Acton — ordered Ohio's 2020 primary polls closed, calling a new Ramaswamy-McColley attack ad against Acton inaccurate.
Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Heather Hill announced Saturday she is dropping running mate Stuart Moats, who called her allegations "complete lies," 17 days before the May 5 primary.
Republican campaigns keep scrubbing state Reps. Gary Click and Rodney Creech from their endorsements pages — then quietly restoring them. Only Sen. Jon Husted, in the tightest race of the cycle, has refused to walk away. A TiffinOhio.net analysis.
Planned outside spending echoes Ohio’s historically expensive 2024 Senate race, while new filings show sports betting and school choice money is flowing into the governor’s race.
Vivek Ramaswamy, running for Ohio governor, publicly defended replacing American engineers with foreign H-1B visa workers — while his own company had filed for 29 such visas. Here's what his record shows.
The restaurant’s owners said on Facebook they didn’t adequately vet Casey Putsch, a long-shot GOP candidate who has courted followers of white supremacist Nick Fuentes.
Ohio GOP governor candidate Casey Putsch posted a video firing a rifle and inviting Vivek Ramaswamy to play "Cowboys versus Indians," adding a slur distinguishing Indian people from Indigenous people. A Case Western Reserve professor called it "one hundred percent a threat."
GOP gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy posted a video saying opponent Amy Acton can only "complain about what someone else did to her" — one day after his allies were condemned for shaming Acton over her documented childhood sexual abuse.
GOP primary challenger Eric Watson seized on Vivek Ramaswamy's removal of Gary Click from his endorsements page, calling the 3-term incumbent "a liability" and comparing the move to Sen. Moreno backing out of Click's campaign kickoff.
Ohio GOP gubernatorial candidate Casey Putsch cancels his NRA membership on camera, attacking Vivek Ramaswamy's gun credentials and the NRA's endorsement of the frontrunner 3 weeks before the May 5 primary.
Web Archive snapshots show Click was removed from Ramaswamy's endorsements page in April, then restored hours after TiffinOhio reported it.
OH-9 congressional candidate Josh Williams has quietly removed state Rep. Rodney Creech from his endorsements page — the second Republican campaign to scrub Creech after TiffinOhio.net reporting. Gary Click remains listed.
