Tim Ryan is forcing Republican groups to spend more than $30 million countering him rather than on Democratic-held seats in places like Arizona and Colorado.
Last time this seat was in play, Portman had dispatched Gov. Ted Strickland already. It’s escaped no one’s notice that Ryan is overperforming, despite a midterm cycle that’s working against him.
Ryan’s doing it by peppering his candid rhetoric with mild expletives and not emphasizing that he’s a Democrat. In a state Donald Trump won by 8 points, Ryan must claim a significant slice of Republican voters to prevail. It doesn’t seem like a coincidence that his campaign bus is bright red. “I would make one prediction. Maybe I shouldn’t,” Brown said in an interview. “But a year from now, J.D. Vance will be living back in California.”
The close race is getting more intense as Election Day nears. Vance dubs Ryan a “total scumbag” and a “fake moderate.” Ryan calls Vance “lazy as can be” and barely tolerates him: “I don’t hate him. I don’t respect him.”
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