Obama to campaign with Brown, Acton in Cleveland
Former President Obama is scheduled to hit the campaign trail with Ohio Senate candidate Sherrod Brown (D) and gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton (D) at the end of the month. The former head of state will travel to Cleveland on Oct. 24 in an effort to boost support for the Democratic slate in the Buckeye State...
Former President Barack Obama is making a campaign stop in Ohio to support Democratic candidates in key Senate and gubernatorial races. Both races are highly competitive and have attracted significant campaign contributions to the state. Obama will campaign in Cleveland on October 24th with three-term former Senator Sherrod Brown, who is challenging Republican Senator Jon Husted.
Brown is seeking to reclaim a seat that was previously held by Vice President Joe Biden. Obama will also appear with Dr. Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee for governor, who is competing against Republican Governor Mike DeWine. The Ohio trip is part of Obama's broader outreach to high-stakes midterm races that could determine control of Congress.
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