When you work hard, you should be able to get ahead, not just get by.

The people who make this country work deserve their fair share. And at this moment when workers are struggling – we need leaders in Washington who will put them first.

Politicians in Washington are answering to billionaires and special interests — not Ohioans. It’s time to remind them who they work for.

Whether you punch a clock, swipe a badge, work for tips, or care for a family member – you deserve the tools you need to build the life you want.

When I talked to ‪the workers of @uaw.org Local 647 on the picket line, they just wanted to get back to work with a fair contract. This is the power of workers when they stick together — and it’s why I’m in this fight.

The government doesn’t belong in the hands of a few billionaires and special interests. It’s time Ohio’s hardworking families have a seat at the table — where they belong.

Ohio families feel the pressure of rising prices at the grocery store. Basics like beef are seeing record high prices. Instead of stepping up to work for you, Washington is focused on making life easier for billionaires. I’m running for Senate to change that.

Thank you UFCW Locals 75, 880, 1059 and RWDSU Local 390 for your support.

Jon Husted has made a political career working for billionaire CEOs instead of working for the people of Ohio.

It’s simple: when you work hard, you oughta be able to get ahead.

The Ohio workers of @afscme.bsky.social know I’ve always had their back, and I’m grateful they’ve got mine. Let’s build an economy that works for everyone, not just billionaires and special interests.

At the picket line still waiting for Jon Husted to show up and support Ohio workers. Might be a while.

One thing about me is I’ll always show up to the picket line to stand with Ohio workers. Another thing is we’ll definitely be talking about our dogs.

The Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 23 knows I’ve always been with workers in the fight for a level playing field, a living wage, and a dignified retirement. Thank you for your endorsement, let’s send a voice for Ohio workers to the Senate.

Jon Husted sold out half a million Ohioans.

It’s always been workers first, it’ll always be workers first. Proud to join the picket line alongside UAW members in Evendale as they fight for a fair contract.

Workers > Wall Street

Washington politicians keep voting to make life harder for hardworking people — they’ve got to be stopped. That’s why I’m back in the fight.

Unacceptable.

Workers are the backbone of Ohio — and I’m especially grateful today for those whose job it is to keep our families safe. We’ll never take you for granted.

The attack on Charlie Kirk is horrifying. Gun violence has no place in our democracy. Connie and I pray for his recovery.

I’m honored to have the support of the Central Midwest Council of Carpenters. They stood with me to save the pensions of 100,000 Ohioans after Wall Street gambled away their retirement, and they’ve always had my back in the fight against unfair trade deals that sell out Ohio workers.

I’ve seen what Washington has been doing to Ohio workers for the last 8 months, and I can’t sit on the sidelines. We have to fight back. With your help, I’m going to win this election.

I’ve spent decades putting Ohio first by expanding health care and protecting rural hospitals. It took Jon Husted just a few months in the Senate to kick half a million Ohioans off their health insurance. I’ll put my record up against his any day.

The system is rigged. And a lot of voters think it’s because most politicians are in the pockets of big corporations — unfortunately, they’re right.

Ohio’s economy is struggling because Washington is looking out for the ultra wealthy instead of workers. Unemployment is the highest it’s been in years and workers are seeing benefits slashed. Washington doesn’t get it: If it doesn’t work for Ohio families, it’s not working.

While I’m fighting for better wages for workers, Jon Husted’s voting for bigger tax breaks for billionaires.

I’ve always stood up for Ohio workers, and I always will.

In just 8 disastrous months in Washington, my opponent has voted to kick 490,000 people off their health care and risk almost a dozen rural hospital closures in Ohio. The system is rigged, and it's only getting worse. I’m running to be a voice for Ohio workers in Washington.

Any day spent with union workers and their families is a good day. Thanks for having me at your annual Labor Day celebration, Lorain. Together, we'll fight to make sure workers have a seat at the table in Washington.

When you love this country, you fight for the people who make it work. Happy Labor Day, Ohio. Thank you to the workers who stock our grocery shelves, plow our streets, grow our food, teach our kids, build our roads, construct our buildings, and power our country.

I’ve seen what our country looks like when workers are at the table, not on the menu.

The Plumbers and Pipefitters represent the best of Ohio workers, and I’m proud to have their endorsement. I’ll always fight to ensure the skilled trades remain a pathway to good careers—where hard work pays off with fair wages, safe workplaces, and retirement security.

My voice might be gravelly, but I’ll always be a voice for Ohio.

Ohioans didn't vote for higher prices. We certainly didn't vote for our healthcare to be cut and our hospitals to close. But since Jon Husted got to DC, that's exactly what he's voted for every chance he’s had.

For the past eight months, D.C. politicians have wrecked havoc on our country. And you're paying the price. At the grocery store. At the pharmacy. On your utility bills. That's why I'm running for Senate—not to go to work for Wall Street. I’m running to go to work for you.

I've got one question for you: Workers or Wall Street? Together, I know we can raise wages, lower everyday costs, protect your hard-earned Social Security and Medicare benefits, and build a country that works for all of us.

It’s been a rigged system for years and the truth is, it’s only gotten worse.

My name is Sherrod Brown. I was born in Mansfield. I’m proud to be married to Connie and of our four kids and 8 grandkids. I'm a diehard Guardians fan. And, I know Ohio has the best workers in the world. I’m running for Senate to stand up for Ohio and I’m going to win.

Ohioans know the system is rigged—and it’s getting worse. There’s no one in the United States Senate fighting for Ohio’s working families and that’s why I’m in this.

The system is rigged and it’s only gotten worse since my opponent took office. Prices are increasing, 490,000 Ohioans will lose their health care, rural hospitals could close—all while Washington voted to give billionaires the largest tax cut in history. I'm ready to fix it.

Instead of lowering the cost of healthcare, Washington politicians are raising drug prices on seniors and kicking 490,000 hard-working Ohioans off their coverage. It shows how no one’s looking out for Ohio—and it's why I'm in this fight.

Whether you punch a clock or swipe a badge, earn a salary or make tips, work in a factory or on a farm—hardworking Ohioans should not have to struggle to afford providing for their families. With your help, we can take on a Washington that’s making it worse for Ohio.

I fight for Ohio workers. Always have. Always will.

From rubber in Akron, autos in Toledo, aerospace in Dayton, and steel mills along the Ohio River, Ohio workers power this country. I'm in this race for them.

My opponent voted to gut health care for 490,000 Ohioans all while giving billionaires the largest tax cut in American history. Ohio families need a fighter for them in the Senate—that’s not Jon Husted.

If we're going to win this race, I need you with me. Election experts have already upgraded our chances, but I don’t have a bunch of billionaire friends or corporate interests bankrolling me. I need you. Please make a donation to help us flip this seat:

I love Ohio. I love this country. And when you love this country, you fight for the people who make it work. Are you with me?

Every day, I hear from Ohioans who know the system’s rigged. Washington’s raising prices and cutting health care to benefit wealthy donors and corporate special interest while workers foot the bill. I can’t just stay on the sidelines if I can do something about it for Ohio.

Standing up for workers. Treating everyone with dignity and respect. Working as hard as possible for the people of Ohio. I've tried to live my life by those principles. But these days that's not what's happening in Washington—so I'm running for Senate.