In Ohio Senate Fight, G.O.P. Shows Strains of Its Identity Crisis
Republicans agree that values they view as traditional are at risk, but they’re wrestling with whether isolationism is the answer to their misgivings about global interconnectedness.
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Republicans agree that values they view as traditional are at risk, but they’re wrestling with whether isolationism is the answer to their misgivings about global interconnectedness.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio Republicans will vote Tuesday in one of the most contentious and closely watched Senate primaries in the U.S., deciding a race that is an early referendum on former President Donald Trump's hold on the GOP as the midterm primary season kicks into high gear.
The first of Ohio's two primary election days is Tuesday, May 3, making it unlike any primary in the state's past on record.
The second election night of the 2022 midterms has some national implications for Republicans. Here’s a breakdown.
During a rally in Nebraska, Trump appeared to confuse J.D. Vance with Josh Mandel after he endorsed Vance in Ohio's GOP Senate primary.