Brown wins Ohio Senate special election, according to one report
Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 22:50 · Updated 23:52
The Guardian reports that Democrat Sherrod Brown defeated incumbent Jon Husted in Ohio’s special Senate election. A New York Post tracker lists Husted and Brown as the Ohio candidates but does not identify a winner in the supplied text.
- The Guardian reports that Brown won the Ohio special election against incumbent Jon Husted.
- The contest determines who serves the final two years of the Senate term JD Vance won in 2022, according to The Guardian.
- The New York Post’s supplied tracker lists Husted and Brown as Ohio’s candidates but gives no winner in the article text.
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- Ohio candidates
- Jon Husted and Sherrod Brown
- Reported winner
- Sherrod Brown, according to The Guardian
- Term at stake
- The final two years of the Senate term JD Vance won in 2022
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