Ohio Senate Race: Husted Holds Six-Point Lead Over Brown in Latest Polls
Incumbent Republican Sen. Jon Husted leads former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown by six points in Ohio's Senate race, showing distinct demographic support for each.
Sherrod Brown 6 points behind Jon Husted in Ohio Senate race on kickoff week
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Overview
- Incumbent Republican Sen. Jon Husted is currently favored over former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio's upcoming Senate race, according to recent polling data.
- Husted holds a six-point lead over Brown, indicating a significant advantage as the election approaches in the crucial swing state of Ohio.
- Husted's support base includes male voters, individuals without a college degree, and voters over 40, demonstrating strong appeal within these key demographics.
- Conversely, Brown garners stronger support among voters under 40, women voters, and independent voters, highlighting his appeal to different segments of the electorate.
- Husted has notably gained support from some traditionally Democratic areas in Ohio, indicating a potential shift in voter allegiance within these key regions.
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The main candidates are incumbent Republican Sen. Jon Husted and former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown.
Jon Husted has strong support from male voters, voters without a college degree, and those over 40 years old, while Sherrod Brown's support is stronger among voters under 40, women, and independent voters.
Sherrod Brown’s decision to run for Senate ended speculation about a gubernatorial run and was influenced by party leadership to help Democrats try to regain Senate control; however, some Democrats believe he might have had better chances against the gubernatorial opponent.
Jon Husted was appointed by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine earlier in 2025 to fill the Senate seat vacated when J.D. Vance became Vice President.
Key factors include Husted’s incumbency advantage, support from national GOP committees, Brown’s strong working-class appeal despite his recent loss, and the race drawing significant national attention due to Ohio’s swing state status.
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