COLUMBUS, Ohio — Despite Ohio only having one candidate per party receiving widespread support, many decisions still need to be made ahead of the 2026 gubernatorial race.

Ohio Republicans continue to rally behind their candidate for governor.

"It's now Ohio's turn to lead the way," Ramaswamy said during an event he hosted with U.S. Senator Jon Husted in Columbus Monday evening.

More than a year before the November 2026 election, and months before the primary, Ramaswamy has continued clearing the path as he tries to succeed Gov. Mike DeWine.

Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel, who previously expressed interest in running for governor, bowed out Friday.

“I believe that our crucial opportunities in the areas of education and workforce deserve my full attention for the remainder of our term,” Tressel w

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