Ohio Gubernatorial Candidates Looking to Unseat DeWine

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% :Eliminating transgenderism, critical race theory and social emotion learning courses from public schools remains a hot-button issue in Ohio.
53% : The mass shootings played a role in both Cranley and Whaley's support of stronger gun laws.
51% : Instead of bilking hardworking taxpayers at the expense of rich donors, we have invested in people by expanding pre-school and public transit, creating jobs in clean energy, making poverty reduction a community-wide priority, and prioritizing diversity and inclusion.
50% : Among the top issues facing the Buckeye State in the Heartland of the Rustbelt region are the need for well-paying jobs, the economy, improving public education, abortion laws, voter integrity, improving roads and infrastructure throughout its municipalities, putting a better tax structure in place to attract more businesses, and battling drug trafficking.
47% : He wants to improve the state's education system, level the playing field for businesses to set up shop in Ohio, and help seniors on fixed incomes get more bang for their buck instead of getting tattered by taxes.
43% : Hood and Keller sponsored the "heartbeat bill" to outlaw abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detectable -- generally at the six-week mark.
43% : Both Cranley, 48, and Whaley, 46, believe abortions should be legal and support legalizing marijuana.
29% : Whether DeWine will win re-election is uncertain as many of his constituents are not happy with how he handled the pandemic, including the lockdowns affecting public school, restaurants, hair salons and barber shops, and stores, causing thousands to go out of business.

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