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Sherrod Brown wins Ohio Senate race, flipping seat for Democrats

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CBS News
“Sherrod Brown wins Ohio Senate race, flipping seat for Democrats”

Sherrod Brown faced off against Husted, who was appointed to the seat last year to replace Vice President JD Vance.

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The New York Times – U.S.
“Sherrod Brown Regains an Ohio Senate Seat in Crucial Win for Democrats”

Ousted two years ago by a Republican challenger, Mr. Brown returns to Washington in the seat once held by Vice President JD Vance.

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Al Jazeera English
“Sherrod Brown, an Ohio Democrat, wins return to US Senate”

More than $500m was spent on the contest, making it one of the most expensive Senate races in US history.

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Daily Mail – News
“Democrats flip JD Vance's old Senate seat blue in major Ohio upset stripping away Trump's power”

Brown served three terms before losing to Republican Bernie Moreno by about 3.5 points in 2024.

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