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The Jordan Watch is raising money to do get Jim Jordan out of office in 2020, and they're launching a TV ad to do it!
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The Ohio Democratic Party is bringing together Ohio icons and friends of the Buckeye State including Ohio State football legend Archie Griffin, television star Ed O’Neill, rocker and music producer Todd Rundgren
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After helping Mitch McConnell block President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee under the guise of it being an election year, Portman has decided to reverse course and help McConnell shove through Trump's
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN OHIO TODAY After going for Obama in 2008 and 2012, Ohio took a sharp turn to the right in 2016, giving Trump a win by 8 points. In
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Today is going to be a tough day for a lot of people. If you can, will you join me in honoring RBG’s legacy by signing up to volunteer this weekend? America lost
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TRUMP WATCH Over the weekend Donald Trump was slammed for his lies about saving the American auto industry (he didn’t) and new auto plants being built in Ohio (they aren’t). “Donald Trump
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Pollsters and pundits alike agree that Ohio is a toss-up this year, folks. And as the polls tighten, it’s becoming increasingly clear that Ohio is not only a battleground state, it’s THE
MoreA judge ruled yesterday in our lawsuit against Secretary of State Frank LaRose that county boards of elections in Ohio are permitted to install voter drop boxes in multiple locations around each
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The Ohio Democratic Party issued the following statements in response to Judge Richard Frye ruling in favor of allowing county boards of elections to install multiple secure dropboxes for the return of
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LORDSTOWN — Speaking on Thursday to a crowd in Michigan that likely knows better and responded with tepid applause, Donald Trump falsely claimed, “After the last administration nearly killed the U.S. auto
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Ohio Democrats take pride in always protecting voting rights. Several months ago, our close review of Ohio law made it clear to us that the Secretary of State was actually in violation
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