Ohio’s primary elections formalized a long-expected gubernatorial matchup between Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Amy Acton, shaping up as a test of whether shifting national dynamics can disrupt the GOP’s dominance in the state.
Political analysts say the race is competitive but structurally tilted, with both candidates carrying distinct advantages and liabilities into the general election in November.
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