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Battle Lines Clearly Drawn Between Ohio Governor Candidates: DeWine, Whaley

May 11, 2022
2022 Midterm ElectionsLorain CountyMay 3 Primary ElectionMike DeWinenan whaleyOhio Governors RaceOhio Secretary of StatePoliticsUSUS News
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The line in the sand has been drawn, so to speak, between the two candidates for Ohio Governor who will be facing off on the Nov. 8 general election. It’s incumbent Republican Mike DeWine vs. challenger Democrat Nan Whaley. DeWine received the most votes in the primary with 514,374, and Whaley was second with 326,329,…

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DeWine to Face Democrat Nan Whaley for Ohio Governor in November

May 3, 2022
2022 Midterm ElectionsCharles KurfessJim RenacciJoe BlystoneJohn CranleyMay 3 PrimaryMike DeWinenan whaleyOhio GovernorPoliticsRon HoodUS
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) won the Republican primary on May 3 and will face Democrat Nan Whaley in the Nov. 8 general election. DeWine, 75, the incumbent in the race, and his lieutenant governor Jon Husted, received 49 percent of the votes, according to unofficial results released by the Ohio Secretary of State’s Office shortly…

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Ohio Voters Are Mixed on Who They Should Choose to be Governor

April 28, 2022
Donald TrumpJim RenacciJoe BlystoneJohn CranleyMike DeWinenan whaleyPoliticsRon HoodUSUS News
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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…

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Ohio Governor’s Inconsistent Track Record With 2nd Amendment Issues Criticized as Primary Nears

March 15, 2022
Constitutional Carrygun rightsJim RenacciJoe BlystoneJohn Cranleynan whaleyOhio Gov. Mike DeWineOhio Governors RacePoliticsRegional-Local NewsRon HoodUS
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When Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill on March 14 that makes concealed carry permits optional in the state, it continued an inconsistent track record with firearms legislation that has been on display since he took office in 2019. Before signing Senate Bill 215 (Constitutional Carry), DeWine passed a “Stand Your Ground” law in…

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