COLUMBUS, OHIO — Ten days out from election day, candidates in Ohio’s crowded and acrimonious Republican primary are readying their closing arguments to voters.

Much of the race has centered on the candidates jockeying for the endorsement of former President Donald Trump, which he granted to author J.D. Vance earlier this month. Since then, the other candidates in the field have largely pivoted their strategies for standing out to Republican primary voters.

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