Amy Acton wins Ohio governor's seat, beating Republican Vivek Ramaswamy

Amy Acton wins Ohio governor’s seat, beating Republican Vivek Ramaswamy


Results are in for one of the highest-profile gubernatorial elections in the country.

The highly polarizing race between Democratic candidate Amy Acton and Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy for governor of Ohio has come to a conclusion.

Acton, a physician, won the race by a 5-point margin with 87% of votes reported.

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According to the Associated Press, Acton won the election by five points on Tuesday night, upsetting Republicans’ hopes of retaining the governorship, which has been held by term-limited Republican Mike DeWine since 2019.

The results of the contest were much closer than some may have expected in the red state.

Acton, a physician, won the race by a five-point margin with 87% of votes reported, according to the AP.

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