Jack and Charlie’s dad, Alana’s husband. 5th generation Cincinnatian. Lieutenant Governor-Elect of the great state of Ohio.
Cincinnati, Ohio
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One of the highlights of this election was the number of first-time voters I met, excited to have their voices heard.
And now we have a chance to show younger generations how good public servants can make a difference.
“Remember, Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.”
The Shawshank Redemption, filmed in Ohio
I’ve never seen a better campaign team than the one that powered Amy Acton to a historic and decisive victory despite being outspent 4 to 1 in a state left for dead not long ago.
A campaign for the ages.
Thank you to each and very team member who made it happen.
Just under 90 minutes to go, Ohio.
Get yourself to the polls.
And stay in line as long as you’re there before 7:30.
Dr. Amy Acton is a physician and lifelong public servant who has dedicated her life to serving the people of Ohio.
Her story is one of overcoming hardship, refusing to give up when the odds are stacked against her, and turning her own experiences into a lifetime of service to others.
From her childhood in Youngstown to her career in medicine and public health, she has been a relentless and fierce fighter for Ohio.
She’ll have that same spirit as governor, with a plan to lower costs, make healthcare more affordable, fully fund public schools, and give working families a better chance to get ahead.
Today, Ohioans have the opportunity to choose the values and priorities they want guiding our state's future.
Final day of our Promise for Ohio tour.
First stop, Zanesville: enjoying the best donuts in the nation (ranked two years in a row) at Donald’s Donuts with friends and supporters.
Good morning, Ohio. Here's your reminder that Vivek Ramaswamy is a billionaire scam artist who flew his private jet to Paris on America's 250th birthday, while @amyactonoh celebrated in Marietta — our first settlement.
Here's your reminder that he protects, platforms, and campaigns with sexual abusers. That he scammed Ohio families and left them hopeless. That he called Medicare and Medicaid "mistakes" and wants to dismantle them. That he called Ohioans lazy, mediocre, and "envious" of his wealth.
In 2 days, he's going to find out that he can't use his billions to buy Ohio.
Vivek Ramaswamy told reporters this week that his disgusting ad “ran to completion.” But in reality, only a fraction of its planned $4 million ad buy ever aired.
He didn't take it down because the buy was finished - he pulled it because he's desperate, scrambling, and facing incredible backlash from within his own party.
Now he's trying to spin the truth to cover his tracks.
newsweek.com/vivek-ramaswamy…
The Ironton Tribune had not endorsed in an Ohio Governor’s race in more than a decade, but felt compelled to this year:
“[T]his election presents not just a crucial moment in governance, but moral test as well. The outcome will shape the political and civic climate in this state for years to come….”
“Given the challenges Ohioans are facing and the need for solid leadership, we feel Acton has demonstrated her commitment to the state, outlined solutions and is clearly the best choice for the job.”
What a night in Toledo! Northwest Ohio is fired up and ready to send Amy Acton to the Governor’s Office. Just four days to go!
Vivek keeps talking about eliminating Ohio’s income tax, but a new report finds his plan can leave Cuyahoga County schools with a $111 million funding hole.
He owes Ohioans an explanation for how he plans to fill it.
cleveland.com/open/2026/10/r…
So he wants to talk policy now?
Amy Acton has earned every newspaper endorsement thus far because, in contrast to Vivek’s scam plans, she is serious about solving the problems holding Ohioans back.
As the Toledo Blade said, “Acton brings a proven track record of crisis management and institutional leadership to the statehouse.”
“Her commitment to curb corruption in Columbus would be an enormous improvement to state government.”
The GOP candidate has called for the Ohio governor’s race to return to policy after a campaign ad triggered bipartisan criticism. newsweek.com/vivek-ramaswamy…
Wonderful day across Northern Ohio yesterday, talking to UAW retirees in Parma, then early voters in Erie, Wood and Lucas counties.
Three more days to vote early in person.
And if you still have your absentee ballot, be sure to drop it off at the Board of Elections.
Nothing like a hometown crowd!
Cincinnati showed up big last night, and I couldn’t be prouder to be back home rallying for Amy Acton with my two sons, Jack and Charlie. Let’s go win this thing, Ohio!
