Ohio Voters Are Mixed on Who They Should Choose to be Governor
As the May 3 Primary Election is upon voters and the candidates vying for offices, a large crowd turned out for the Donald Trump Rally Save America Tour at the Delaware County Fairgrounds near Columbus, Ohio on April 23. Michael Sakal/The Epoch Times
As the May 3 Primary Election nears in Ohio, the Buckeye State could select a new governor or they again could pick a career politician who is already sitting in the seat.
Republican Mike DeWine is seeking re-election, and there are five others—Republicans Joe Blystone, Ron Hood and Jim Renacci, and Democrats John Cranley and Nan Whaley hoping to make the November general election ballot.
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Michael Sakal is a former reporter for The Epoch Times.