GOP operatives fret about keeping key state red: 'We've got our work cut out for us'

Sherrod Brown's return to Ohio politics represents Democrats' best chance in years to reclaim ground in a state that has become reliably Republican, despite the formidable challenge of running in terrain reshaped by Trump's electoral dominance.

Brown, who won more votes in Ohio than his party's 2024 presidential nominee despite losing his Senate seat two years ago, is mounting a special election campaign against Republican Jon Husted to fill the seat vacated when JD Vance became vice president, reported MS NOW.