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Former Senator Sherrod Brown Campaigns for Ohio Seat

Former Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown is campaigning to regain his Ohio Senate seat. Brown lost the seat in 2024. He now focuses on engaging union voters in his bid to return to Washington.

10/03/2026 · West Virginia edition

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Why it matters locally: As a neighboring state, West Virginia shares some economic and demographic characteristics with Ohio, particularly in blue-collar communities. The outcome of this election could influence regional political trends and the representation of union interests in Congress, potentially impacting federal policies relevant to West Virginia's workforce.

Former Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown is campaigning to return to the U.S. Senate, two years after voters ended his 32-year tenure in Congress. Brown lost his Ohio Senate seat in 2024. He now seeks to unseat incumbent Republican Senator Jon Husted. Brown's previous defeat occurred as many working-class voters supported Donald Trump. His current campaign focuses on securing votes from union members. On October 26, 2024, Brown attended a rally with the Communications Workers of America Local 4370. The event featured Brown speaking to union members.

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