Forward this for me: Ohio deserves betterMy opponent and Republicans have contempt for working people. Tomorrow they’ll have to answer to voters of all political stripes.
Hey everybody, my team needs to make the call on our final voter outreach budget in a bit and I’m told we’re still coming up short. You can help make sure we don’t need to scale back our efforts in the final hours of the campaign by making a donation right now. If this year feels different, you’re not imagining it. Donald Trump won Ohio by a double-digit margin in 2024. But tomorrow, we’re taking it back and giving working people a voice in Washington. My opponent has spent the last two years in the Senate with real power to make people’s lives better. When given the opportunity to address voters’ concerns – gas, groceries, tariffs, health care – he votes to help The Money over The Many. Every time. That negligence would be bad enough, but I think it’s even worse. Jon Husted, Vivek Ramaswamy, JD Vance – and the crypto, pharma, oil, data center, and FirstEnergy guys bankrolling them – have real contempt for working people. Husted said, we’ve got to end this war. Two weeks later, he voted to continue it. To date, he has voted 14 times to keep this war going. He told a woman with a disabled daughter, I will never cut Medicaid. Two weeks later, he voted to cut Medicaid. He has voted 9 times to raise your health care costs. Why would he tell people to their faces that he was going to do something to help, and then turn around and do the opposite? Why would he say Ohioans’ “work ethic is broken”? It’s contempt. It’s not hard to know what Ohioans need and want. Husted can see it – and still he votes the other way. So now, Republicans have spent $320 million trying to convince Ohio voters that their real concerns aren’t as important as whatever nasty new attack about me they’re putting on the air that week. On November 3, Jon Husted will have to answer to Ohioans of all political stripes about the job he’s done. Because it wasn’t Ohio voters who voted for the war. We didn’t vote for fertilizer prices nearly doubling, diesel going up dramatically, food prices higher than ever, gas prices, same thing. Voters didn’t vote for the health care premium hikes that led to 160,000 people in Ohio dropping coverage. We didn’t vote for the Medicaid cuts, or for what’s happening to rural hospitals here. Jon Husted did that. And voters know it. We have just 1 day left. This election will be won by things we can’t fully measure, like the conversations you’re having with your neighbors, friends, colleagues, or family. I want you to tell them: Help is on the way. We’re going to end this war, end the tariffs, and ban health insurance companies from denying care that your doctors say you need. Tell them we’re working to make it illegal for drug companies to charge them more than they do in other countries – the same pill should be the same price. Tell them I’m taking on Big Tech, Jon Husted is just taking their money. I’m going to be out across Ohio talking to voters about the choice in this election. You’ve been with me and I’m so grateful. If you have time to volunteer with us to get out the vote, or have those pivotal conversations, or make a donation to keep our ads up and make sure our field operation is the strongest it can be – we’re going to win. Thank you for being part of this, and even more, for caring about all of this. It matters. In solidarity, Sherrod Brown
Before you click away! Republican spending in Ohio has reached $320 million, and Sherrod Brown is counting on your support to keep up. We can’t outspend them, but we can outwork them.
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