Elections
GOP-linked super PAC ramps up spending to boost independent Levy in Ohio Senate race
PN Team • 2 weeks ago
A super PAC with ties to Republican vendors, Enough Promises Ohio, has expanded its spending to roughly $1.8 million supporting independent candidate Greg Levy and attacking Democrat Sherrod Brown in Ohio's U.S. Senate special election. Federal filings show about $753,000 for media through Outbound Messaging LLC and $1.04 million for mailers via Seven Farms, a vendor linked to operatives who previously worked on Bernie Moreno's 2024 campaign against Brown. Levy's campaign has disavowed the mailers and condemned them as voter deception. A separate GOP-aligned PAC, Sentinel Action Fund, spent over $280,000 backing Republican Jon Husted. Analysts say boosting a minor candidate can siphon votes in a tight race ahead of the Nov. 3 election to fill J.D. Vance's former seat.
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- Sherrod Brown Brown is the target of a well-funded attack campaign designed to siphon votes against him.
- Republican Party (United States) Republican-linked vendors and PACs are depicted running deceptive campaign tactics to help a GOP candidate.
- Democratic Party (United States) Democrat Sherrod Brown is the target of attack ads from a GOP-linked PAC, a tangential negative association for the party.
- Ohio Ohio is the location of the Senate race described factually.
- United States Senate Referenced neutrally as the body whose seat is being contested.