The republicans of Ohio Ramaswamy and approved the campaigns of the other

First on Fox: Two of the main republicans of the solid red state of Ohio relied each other, representing a movement to unity in the state where the Republicans hope to win next November without President Trump on the ticket.

“I am proud to support Jon Husted for the American Senate,” said the post of Ohio Gop governor, Vivek Ramaswamy, in a press release alongside an event with the Ohio Republican Senator Jon Husted in Columbus on Monday evening.

“Jon represents the values ​​of Ohio, and it is a common sense leader that I have known for years. He is a fighter for our families and our freedoms, and he will carry the voice of Ohio to Washington without compromise.”

Husted reversed the feeling by emitting his own approval from the Ramaswamy campaign for the Governor in Ohio.

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Senator Jon Husted and the candidate for the Governor of Ohio Vivek Ramaswamy approved Monday evening (Al Drago / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“Vivek has articulated daring ideas for our state, and I believe that its vision of excellence is aligning closely with the priorities that Ohioans expect and deserve,” said Husted. “I’m proud to approve my friend Vivek Ramaswamy to be the next Ohio governor.”

The press release presented the “reputation of Husted as a common sense civil servant of Ohio who rationalizes the government and widens the opportunity” with the “Ramaswamy perspective of a prosperous entrepreneur who defends innovation and free markets”.

The two candidates together, said the press release, represents a twinning which “unites the Ohio around a strong mission for the State on the national scene”.

Husted, appointed to the American Senate by the Ohio governor, Mike Dewine surround the wagons In support of the first year senator.

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Ohio Gop Sen. Jon Husted (Getty Images)

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Husted, who has previously been a lieutenant Governor and secretary of state of Ohio, has an approval from Trump while he presents himself next year to fulfill the last two years of the mandate of six years of vance.

Ramaswamy, a billionaire entrepreneur in the pharmaceutical sector, catapulted on the political scene when he presented himself to the presidency in 2024 before abandoning and approving Trump but continuing to push for the “America First” agenda as a substitute. Ramaswamy had also declared the interest of being appointed to the Senate to replace Vance before Husted was named.

“One of my main areas of interest which, I think, really resonates, is to raise the standards of educational success in our state”, Ramaswamy said earlier this year on his governor campaign.

“The problem n ° 1 that I see resonate at all levels, in a non -partisan way, is the recognition that we are in the midst of this crisis of educational realization.”

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Vivek Ramaswamy goes on stage at CTL Aerospace on February 24, 2025 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Ramaswamy launched his Ohio governors’ campaign at the event. (Images Jon Cherry / Getty)

The former director of the Ohio Ministry of Health, Dr. Amy Acton, is currently the main democrat of the Governor’s race in Ohio, a state that Trump carried by 11 points in 2024.

Ramaswamy and Husted approving each other represent a united republican front between Husted, raised in the Senate by Dewine, a long -standing political pillar considered as an establishment figure, and Ramaswamy, which resumed the coat of the republican base “Mago” in Ohio.

RNC and Ohio substitution lawyer Mehek Cooke told Fox News Digital that “this kind of unity is rare” in “today’s political climate” and sends a “powerful message” that the republican party is a “big tent”.

“We do not all have to be alike, to speak, or even to come from the same path to believe in what is best for Ohio,” said Cooke.

“The endorsements are more than words on a press release – they testify to a shared conviction that Ohio can and must lead. From excellence in our schools, to economic growth which allows families to build safe and strong communities rooted in the opportunity, Vivek and Jon show that when the leaders meet, Ohioans win.”