Watch Sherrod Brown, Jon Husted Northeast Ohio campaign stops [Video]
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The contentious race to represent Ohio in the U.S. Senate saw two campaign stops in the northeast corner of the state this week. Sen. Jon Husted, Republican, visited Mentor, where he toured a manufacturing facility and accepted an endorsement from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. His challenger, former senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat, came to Cleveland to speak to supporters.
Quantus Insights released a poll this week analyzing the likeliest outcomes for the Husted-Brown showdown. The poll of 695 likely voters found the race effectively deadlocked.
“With roughly six weeks remaining, the survey finds a race open to either candidate. Brown’s support among unaffiliated voters keeps him competitive, while Husted’s strength among Republicans and rural voters keeps the contest level. The remaining undecided vote is more than sufficient to determine the outcome,” Quantus Insights wrote.
Footage from both campaign stops is below, courtesy of The Land’s partnership with C-Span.
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