Ohio’s closely watched U.S. Senate race has been called.
The contest between incumbent Republican Sen. Jon Husted and Democratic former Sen. Sherrod Brown ended with Brown securing a Democratic pickup.
'This victory belongs to all of us. Thank you, Ohio.'
According to the Associated Press, Brown defeated Husted in Tuesday’s special election.
As of 11:10 p.m. ET, Brown had received 48.6% of the vote to Husted's 46.5%, with 87% of the expected votes reported.
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Brown celebrated the win with a few posts, including his congratulations to fellow Democrat and the next governor of Ohio, Amy Acton.
In a second post that included a short video, Brown wrote, "This victory belongs to all of us. Thank you, Ohio."
Husted was appointed to the Senate in January 2025 after then-Sen. JD Vance became vice president. Brown sought a return to the seat after losing his previous Senate seat to Republican Bernie Moreno in 2024.
As of Friday afternoon, the latest polling average on Blaze Poll Watch favored Sherrod Brown over Jon Husted by 3.4 points — 47.9%-44.5%.
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